eM Client
eM Client is a full featured e-mail client with a modern and easy to use interface. eM Client also offers calendar, tasks, contacts, notes and chat.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once)
- Proprietary
Application types
EUPlatforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Android
Features
Integrations
- Calendar
Gmail
Google Meet
Outlook
Onedrive
Google Drive
Dropbox
Zoom
Features
- IMAP Support
- Multiple Account support
- PGP Encryption
- Dark Mode
- Calendar Sync
- Unified inbox
Sync with Google Calendar- Email Organizer
- Automatic Backup
- Cloud Sync
- Exchange
- CalDAV Support
- CardDAV Support
- Contacts
- POP3 Support
- Imports email from Live mail
- Threaded Conversations
- S/MIME Support
- Snooze Mail
- Encrypted Email
- Message encryption
- Built-in themes
- Email preview
- Sync Contacts
- Gmail
- SSL
- Built-in translation
Tags
- Video Chat
- Syncs with GMAIL IMAP
- outlook
- microsoft-exchange
- email-clients
- MIME
- icloud
- gmail-client
- mail-clients
- outlook-sync
- address-book
- email-migration
- microsoft-outlook
- Chat
- notes-manager
- exchange-client
- File Backup
- Encryption
- theme-editor
- email-management
- Online Events
eM Client News & Activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about eM Client
eM Client 10.3 boosts email management with account groups, profiles, and new shortcutseM Client has launched version 10.3 of its email client, available for Windows, macOS, Android, and...
- POX published news article about Postbox
Postbox has been acquired by eM Client; ends development and support after December 2024The team behind Postbox, a well-known email client for Windows and macOS, has announced its acquisi...
- IanDorfman published news article about eM Client
eM Client 8 now available, featuring a complete redesign, multi-instance support, and moreThe latest version of the eM Client for email accounts has released, bringing a complete redesign t...
Recent activities
- POX updated eM Client
- Spidge updated eM Client
- kausdeep liked eM Client
- lian00 reviewed eM Client
I use mail clients before GMail exists. So I tested a lot of them. Gaston (fr), Thunderbird, Pocomail (the best), Postbox and now eM Client because Postbox stopped its development. It’s not the first time I try eM Client. I found it slow, a little buggy and not so convenient than the competitors.
This time, I use it for real. It seems to be a stable program now. No bugs found, reactive, some handy features and nice UI.
The + :
- interface is clean, modern, shows the police you choose for...
- alternativeto238wx reviewed eM Client
It’s a really pleasure to use on iOS. It’s free, no tracking and it’s the only client supporting automatically replying using a catch-all alias. For the real power user!
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What is eM Client?
eM Client is a comprehensive email client that offers a clear and streamlined user interface. It comes equipped with an array of features including a calendar, task manager, contacts, notes, and chat functionality. The software provides compatibility with all major services such as Gmail, Exchange, iCloud, and Outlook365. It also offers automatic setup for a variety of email services and allows for straightforward data importation from several popular email applications including Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Thunderbird, and Incredimail. The software also boasts a high-speed search function that can locate any email, contact or attachment in a matter of seconds and provides touch support.
The email functionality of eM Client includes secure communication via SSL/TLS and message encryption. It offers advanced email rules management, conversation view, spell-check across the application, and mass mail capabilities. Other features include a built-in email translator for incoming and outgoing messages, templates, signatures, QuickTexts, Tags, Stickers, and Giphy support. It also provides cloud attachments support for platforms like Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, oneCloud, and Nextcloud, and a backup feature.
The software also incorporates a variety of calendar views, shareable calendars and tasks, advanced task management, and supports online meetings platforms such as Zoom, MS Teams, and Google Meet. It also supports internet calendars. The contact feature allows for custom views, exhaustive data fields, categorization and folders support, and easy contacts merging. The notes feature enables local and synced notes, advanced notes editor, and allows attachments and pictures to be added to notes. The chat feature supports most common chat services and file transfer. Additional features include central license management for companies, a deduplicator tool, customizable widgets, and a sidebar for quick access to contact details, attachments, agenda, or chat.
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eM Client information
Developed by
eM Client s.r.o. Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $20 and $30 + free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 3.1Alternatives
61 alternatives listedNews
3 news article related to eM ClientSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Can handle Google and Microsoft, both email and schedule
Whilst persevering with our never-ending seek for a reliable and worthwhile email client for Windows machines, we (for the second time) gave eMClient another go expecting good things of course, because it is paid software...
I found the software very slow at switching between emails making it unusable for business use but after reporting problems in their support forum and reaching out to them via Twitter, their customer support was appalling, in fact, I'd go as far as saying pretty much non-existent.
All I (and many other users) wanted was acknowledgment of the problem(s) and for someone to pipe up and say it is being addressed but no, literally nothing in the slightest.
They seem happy to continue charging for their software but don't want to look after their customers or even entertain the idea that there may be a problem.
On this basis alone, I'd strongly recommend avoiding buying and using this software.
Not sure what @zigojacko means with very slow at switching between emails. On my machines eM client is the snappiest email app I know while being much more stable than Outlook 2019. Maybe you didn't download the messages locally and therefore it worked so slowly, @zigojacko?
The best email client that I've used to date. I've used many. eMClient is highly customizable, streamlined, and workflow. Well worth it's cost.
I use mail clients before GMail exists. So I tested a lot of them. Gaston (fr), Thunderbird, Pocomail (the best), Postbox and now eM Client because Postbox stopped its development. It’s not the first time I try eM Client. I found it slow, a little buggy and not so convenient than the competitors.
This time, I use it for real. It seems to be a stable program now. No bugs found, reactive, some handy features and nice UI.
The + :
The - :
I did not test : Agenda, ToDo and Alert. When I took a look, I found them difficult to handle and I was not sure if they were working as intended for me.
The main reason I use now Em Client is the interface end the way the mail are rendered. It looks clean and you are not perturbed by random rendering, broken HTML or little glitches. You forget it and it’s a great quality. I did not meet bugs with IMAP or Pop (GMail…).
The two main drawbacks for me are incompatibility with Mailstore and the search functionality. Sometimes I don’t find immediately what I search and it’s because I did not select the good directory or the good filters and it’s frustrating.
I hope I won’t have to change my mail client befor a long time - Thunderbird is so frustrating.
It’s a really pleasure to use on iOS. It’s free, no tracking and it’s the only client supporting automatically replying using a catch-all alias. For the real power user!
What Outlook always should have been.
Impossible to add a Gmail account to it. It opens a browser, I click Accept on the Google confirmation screen... and nothing. Tried the same way by setting Safari as default... also not working. Says a lot if even adding a Gmail account to a mail client doesn't work.