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Sendinc

Web-based email encryption service with a free plan: send encrypted messages that recipients open in a browser, no software needed.

Our take: Sendinc lets you send an encrypted email without asking the recipient to install software: they open the message in a web browser.

Best forSending confidential email
ReviewedPricing: Freemium
6.7 out of 105 criteria · see breakdown
Try SendincFree Basic plan; Pro $57.40/user/yr

Conversion Gems is an independent review site, not Sendinc. Sendinc is a web-based email encryption service: you send encrypted messages from your existing email address, and recipients read them in a web browser without installing anything. The Basic plan is free; Pro costs $57.40 per user per year, and Corporate is the same price per user with a five-license minimum.

The bottom line

A low-cost way to send encrypted email to people who won't install anything; check the daily limits before you rely on it.

Our score

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isSendinc: a web-based email encryption service with an Outlook add-in and SMTP and REST APIs.
Our takeSendinc lets you send an encrypted email without asking the recipient to install software: they open the message in a web browser.
You can send from the web app, the Outlook add-in or the SMTP and REST APIs. The free Basic plan keeps messages for 7 days and allows 20 recipients a day. Pro and Corporate cost $57.40 per user per year and add unlimited retention, larger messages, custom expiration, message retraction and auditing. Sendinc is run by Excel Micro, LLC, a Ziff Davis company, and is branded part of VIPRE Security Group.
Why we rate itRecipients don't need software or an install, which removes the usual obstacle with encrypted email.
The free plan is permanent, not a trial, and the paid plans cost $57.40 per user per year.
The catchThe free plan deletes messages after 7 days and caps you at 20 recipients a day.
Recipients read messages on Sendinc's web portal rather than in their own inbox. The Outlook add-in supports Outlook 2010 to 2019.

Best / not good for

Best for
  • Professionals who send confidential documents to outside recipients
  • Small businesses that want encrypted email in Outlook
  • Developers adding encrypted email through SMTP or a REST API
Not good for
  • Large enterprises needing automated DLP policy enforcement and archiving
  • Teams wanting true end-to-end encryption without relying on a third-party portal
  • High-volume bulk secure messaging beyond 200 recipients/day
Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

  1. Time to value
    Fast: create a free account on the website and send from the web app; the Outlook add-in is an optional install.
  2. Scale breakpoint
    Paid plans are priced per user; Corporate needs at least 5 licenses and lists volume discounts.
  3. Walled garden
    Moderate: recipients read messages on Sendinc's web portal, and free-plan messages expire after 7 days.
Still a fit?
If none of these block you, start on the free plan.
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Sendinc pricing

PlanPriceLimits and features
BasicFree7-day message retention, 100MB storage, 10MB max message size, 20 recipients per day
Pro$57.40 per user per yearUnlimited retention, 10GB storage, 200MB max message size, 200 recipients per day, custom expiration, message retraction, message auditing
Corporate$57.40 per user per year (minimum 5 licenses)Pro features per user, plus admin tools, cobranding and volume discounts

From Sendinc's plan pages, checked 3 October 2026. One Sendinc page lists Pro at 200 messages and 100 recipients per day instead of 200 recipients per day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I log in to Sendinc?

Sendinc's login page is https://www.sendinc.com/login. Conversion Gems is a review site and can't help with account access; Sendinc's support address is support@sendinc.com.

Is Sendinc free?

Yes. The Basic plan is free and includes encryption, 7-day message retention, 100MB of storage, 10MB messages and up to 20 recipients a day.

How much does Sendinc Pro cost?

Pro costs $57.40 per user per year. Corporate is also $57.40 per user per year, with a minimum of five licenses (checked 3 October 2026).

Do recipients need a Sendinc account or software?

Sendinc says no software is required for recipients beyond a web browser, and senders can keep their existing email address.

Who owns Sendinc?

Sendinc is a trademark of Excel Micro, LLC, a Ziff Davis company. The site says it is part of VIPRE Security Group.

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Sources checked October 3, 2026: Sendinc home and plans, Sendinc support, Sendinc login.

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