AliasVault vs GridInbox

AliasVault is a password manager that combines password storage with email aliases and a built-in two-factor authenticator. Its Free plan lists all product features, password management, aliases, offline mode, and device synchronization, but no price is listed. Passwordless account login and passkey support are available. AliasVault can be used on the web, iOS, and Android, through extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari, or in a self-hosted setup. The maker lists the Netherlands as its headquarters and 2024 as its founding year. The product does not offer secure sharing or business admin controls. A Premium plan lists higher alias and email-storage limits and VIP alias domains; a Family plan lists Premium benefits for households and up to six accounts. Both are marked as coming soon, and neither has a listed price. That makes the current listed offering focused on individual password management and alias use rather than shared or business administration.

GridInbox is a shared email workspace for handling customer conversations sent to business addresses such as support@, sales@, and billing@. Team members can assign conversations, see who is handling them, and send or reply from the address where a message arrived. Its REST API can create and delete aliases, read messages, and send email programmatically. GridInbox also extracts one-time passwords and verification codes from incoming email for access through its dashboard or API. The Free plan costs nothing and includes five aliases, 10 outbound and 50 inbound messages per month, 512MB of storage, a 5 MiB attachment limit, and REST API access. Pro costs $19 a month and includes unlimited aliases, OTP extraction, 5GB storage, and up to three custom domains. Team costs $99 a month and includes five seats with role-based access control and up to 10 custom domains. GridInbox is designed for transactional and operational email; bulk marketing email is prohibited. It runs on the web and offers API access.