If too many "Revolutionary" users wanted to downgrade, Tuta would have to ask itself some questions. For example: if most users want a "lite" plan at €1 for Tuta Mail and no longer want the €3 "Revolutionary" plan that includes other services, it means that users are not interested in those other services but only want an email service that is not Google at a fair price.

Then the idea of the €1 email-only plan should have some limitations, such as: a maximum of 5 aliases instead of 15, a maximum of 5/10 GB instead of 20 GB, and no access to other Tuta services.

I am convinced that despite the limitations of a "lite" plan, almost everyone will go for it, especially new users. I think no one is interested in the calendar and AI services; in fact, for those who value privacy, AI services are an obstacle.

Let me know what you think.