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(You can log in by going to (new window) and entering your Proton login credentials.)

Before you connect your SimpleLogin account to your Proton Account, be sure you’re already logged in to your Proton Account.

How to connect your SimpleLogin account to your Proton Account You’ll have access to SimpleLogin Premium benefits, including unlimited aliases, up to 5 catch-all subdomains, and end-to-end (PGP) encryption, as long as your Proton subscription is active. If you already have a SimpleLogin Premium subscription via Paddle or Apple, you can cancel it once you’ve linked your account to avoid renewal fees. If you are subscribed to a Proton Unlimited, Proton for Business, or Proton Visionary (legacy) plan and you connect your Proton and SimpleLogin accounts, we will upgrade you to SimpleLogin Premium automatically. This will allow you to quickly sign in to SimpleLogin using your Proton account. Thanks to the integration of SimpleLogin into the encrypted Proton ecosystem (new window), you can easily link your Proton and SimpleLogin accounts.