Proton limited-time offer : Buy Proton Pass Premium for 200$ (for life)

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Your skepticism is normal. The integration was officially announced, and they launched the ProtonPass lifetime package right after that. The team behind Simplelogin is also the creators of ProtonPass. From the start, the alias feature has been a fundamental part of it.

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From the announcement blog post:

ā€Pass Lifetime comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it risk-free. If itā€™s not the right fit, reach out to our Support team to request a full refund within that window.ā€

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One thing that I forgot to mention is that this offer is awesome for those who are scared to lose their alliases when they decide to cancel their subscription.

With this offer, you get both Proton Pass and SimpleLogin for life, and it will pay off in less than 5 years if we take inflation into account.

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Fair enough, I am assuming that SimpleLogin Premium would count as a Pass Plus Feature.

Let us know if you choose to ask Proton support about it.

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Purchased one. Yeah it is pretty expensive, but, I still like this deal.

Firstly I HATE subscriptions so much that I will pay for lifetime offer even if it will be more expensive.

Secondly I always wanted to support Proton (if other good company will have lifetime offer I think I will get it too).

Thirdly Proton has pretty good integration with simplelogin and having unlimited aliases FOREVER is really what I needed.

In addition:
Paid via BTC, waiting for activation (I am not using banks for privacy reasons) and Proton have Proton Wallet now soā€¦

In summary:
If you like Proton and want to support it this is good way to do so.

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Would it be possible to get this lifetime purchase of Pass Premium + Simplelogin Premium and then later also subscribe to Mail Plus? Or can you then only upgrade to Proton Ultimate?

Sorry if itā€™s a dumb question, I just find their pricing very confusing

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Yes, this is possible.

ā€œIt also works like an add-on, so you can have Pass Lifetime but still get any of our other services, like Mail Plus, VPN Plus, as well as any future products and services.ā€

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The only issue is if you end up upgrading to something like Ultimate, you still pay the full price for it. Meaning you are then paying for Pass again even though you have the Lifetime Pass.

You can avoid this by just buying the indvidiual services on different Proton accounts but that can be a little bit of a pain.

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Yes thatā€™s the problem. I donā€™t ProtonDrive yet (few features, no Linux app, expensive for little storage) but maybe in a couple of years itā€™s good. I also donā€™t know if I want to trust them for their VPN instead of Mullvad or IVPN (ā€œall eggs in one basketā€). So I wouldnā€™t go for Ultimate now, but maybe in a few years I would and then be annoyed that I paid for the lifetime Pass offer.

Thatā€™s what I like about Mullvad: one price no matter what, so you never feel like you couldā€™ve gotten a better deal

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One upside of the multi account approach is you would probably save money as the bundles are typically more expensive then just buying each service a la carte, which is probably why they donā€™t have an option to do it. This is especially true with BF deals as it is much simpler to just toss a proton account and get the BF deal again the next year with a new account, if you only have 1 service attached instead of a bundle. You also have the added benefit of being able to have a different password for each service.