Libero Mail's free tier covers the basics well, but a paid tier called Mail Plus exists for people who want a cleaner or more spacious inbox. Here's what actually changes.

In this guide

What’s included for free

A standard free account already includes a full inbox with automatic categorization, 2 GB of Drive storage, calendar and contacts, spam and antivirus filtering, and the JumboMail large-attachment feature. For most casual users, the free tier covers everything needed day to day.

What Mail Plus adds

Mail Plus is primarily about removing advertising banners from both the website and the mobile app. Depending on which Mail Plus tier you choose (commonly offered with 5 GB or 1 TB of extra storage), it can also significantly increase your mailbox and Drive space, and includes access to priority customer support through chat.

Is it worth paying for?

If ads in your inbox genuinely bother you, or you’re consistently running low on the free storage allowance, Mail Plus solves both problems directly. If neither of those is an issue for you, the free tier is a complete and workable email service on its own.

Mail Plus subscriptions typically renew automatically after 12 months. If you sign up, check your account’s subscription settings so you know when renewal happens and how to turn off auto-renewal if you decide not to continue.

Frequently asked questions

Does Mail Plus remove all ads?

It removes advertising banners from the webmail interface and the mobile app. Some product communications may still appear.

Can I try Mail Plus before paying?

Some Mail Plus tiers offer a free trial period; check the current offer details on your account page before subscribing.

Does Mail Plus auto-renew?

Yes, subscriptions generally renew automatically each year unless you cancel the auto-renewal in your account settings beforehand.

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