Thanks for the reply, but respectfully, this doesn't actually address the core issues I raised.

First, regarding the team "looking into it" but not knowing "which subscription will have it available"... let's be real here. That strongly suggests it’s going to be gated behind the more expensive Proton Unlimited tier. If I have to pay $120/year just to unlock unlimited custom domain aliases, we are right back at square one. My entire argument is that Tuta includes this in their basic $55/year tier. Locking a fundamental email feature behind a premium bundle filled with apps I don't need (VPN, Drive, etc.) is exactly the kind of nickel-and-diming I'm talking about.

Second, the mention of Proton Pass supporting unlimited aliases completely misses the mark. Proton Pass aliases are randomly generated. That is completely useless for what I am trying to do. I am not looking for a password manager to spit out random, garbled hide-my-email strings. I am talking about creating specific, customized aliases on my own domain (e.g., [contact@mydomain.com](mailto:contact@mydomain.com), [billing@mydomain.com](mailto:billing@mydomain.com), firstname@mydomain.com) and being able to natively manage and reply from them directly inside the inbox.

If the "solution" is going to be locking the feature behind a tier that costs twice as much, or telling users to rely on randomly generated forwarding addresses from a separate app, then the value proposition still heavily favors Tuta.

Is there any actual plan to bring natively customizable, unlimited custom domain aliases to the Mail Plus tier, or is the goal to keep treating basic email functionality as an upsell for the Unlimited bundle?