Nevtan Launches All-in-One Business Suite for Growing Businesses With Free Email, Storage and Office Apps
Nov 9, 2026
Nevtan announced the general availability of its business software suite, offering small and growing companies an alternative to separate subscriptions for email, storage, office software, e-signatures, marketing and hosting. Nevtan Office is free, Nevtan Mail and Drive include free plans, and paid plans start at
Boca Raton, United States, November 9, 2026 -- Nevtan Launches All-in-One Business Suite for Growing Businesses With Free Email, Storage and Office Apps
From free business email and office applications to electronic signatures, marketing automation and cloud infrastructure, Nevtan offers flexible solutions for businesses of all sizes, with select paid plans starting at $0.50 per user per month.
Nov. 9, 2026 — Nevtan today announced the general availability of its business software suite, offering small and growing companies an alternative to assembling separate subscriptions for email, storage, office software, e-signatures, marketing and hosting. Nevtan Office is free to download, Nevtan Mail and Nevtan Drive include free plans, and paid plans start at $0.50 per user per month.
Most small businesses pay several vendors for the same core tools: one for email, another for file storage, another for office software, another for signing contracts and another for customer messaging. Nevtan offers all of them from one provider, and customers can subscribe to only the products they need.
Products available today
Nevtan Mail — Business email on your own domain, with calendar and team chat built in. Accounts are protected with encryption, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and spam and phishing filtering. Free plan available; paid plans from $0.50/user/month. Learn more at mail.nevtan.com.
Nevtan Drive — Cloud file storage and sharing, with built-in online office apps for documents, spreadsheets and presentations, plus a PDF editor. Works alongside Nevtan Office for editing on desktop. Free plan with 1 GB; paid plans from $0.50/user/month with 30 GB storage.
Nevtan Office — A free desktop office suite for macOS and Windows with four apps: Docs, Sheets, Slides and PDF. It opens and saves .docx, .xlsx and .pptx files directly, and documents stay on your device by default. Download at office.nevtan.com.
Nevtan Sign — An alternative to traditional e-signature platforms, offering unlimited signature envelopes, digital document workflows, real-time tracking, and secure electronic signing. Built for businesses that want professional e-signature capabilities without restrictive usage limits or high subscription costs. Plans from $2.99/month.
Nevtan Engage — All-in-one customer engagement and marketing automation platform combining email and SMS marketing, built-in CRM, transactional email, audience segmentation, and automated customer journeys. Designed to help businesses acquire, engage, and retain customers through personalized, multichannel campaigns without the complexity and high costs of managing multiple marketing tools. Plans from $9.99/month.
Nevtan Cloud — A cloud hosting and application deployment platform enabling developers, startups, and businesses to deploy and scale websites, applications, APIs, and AI workloads. Offering streamlined deployments, scalable cloud infrastructure, and GPU computing options, Nevtan Cloud helps teams move from development to production with greater simplicity, flexibility, and cost control. Plans from $3/month.
Full details and pricing for each product are at nevtan.com/products.
Built for businesses at every stage of growth
Nevtan serves businesses of all sizes, from startups and growing companies to established enterprises, including professional services firms, digital agencies, and technology-driven organizations. Its portfolio combines affordability, scalability, and professional-grade capabilities, enabling businesses to adopt the solutions they need without unnecessary software costs or complexity. With products available individually, organizations can start with essential communication and productivity tools and expand into cloud storage, electronic signatures, customer engagement, and cloud infrastructure as their needs evolve.
“Businesses shouldn’t have to manage multiple expensive software subscriptions just to handle everyday operations. We’re building Nevtan to make professional business technology more accessible, allowing organizations to start with the tools they need and expand as they grow.”
Availability
Nevtan is available now to businesses worldwide. Customers can sign up for a free account at nevtan.com.
About Nevtan
Nevtan Inc. is a business technology company offering affordable software and infrastructure solutions for businesses of all sizes. Its portfolio includes Nevtan Mail, Drive, Office, Sign, Engage and Cloud, covering business communication, productivity, file storage, electronic signatures, marketing automation and cloud computing. Learn more at https://nevtan.com.
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