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October 2026
Fonts
Google fonts from Germany with InfoPeak Fonts
InfoPeak Fonts serves the fonts from the Google Fonts library from our servers in Germany, so your visitors' IP addresses are not sent to Google. Switching takes one line on your site, and the Font check in InfoPeak Cloud shows you which line to change. It is free, with no monthly limit.
Forms
Receive form answers only you can read
InfoPeak Forms receives the forms on your own website. Every answer is encrypted to your account before it is stored, so only you can read it, and InfoPeak Captcha keeps the spam out. The first 500 answers a month are free, and Pro starts at 9 EUR for 5,000.
Cloud
Your website tools in one place with InfoPeak Cloud
InfoPeak Cloud at cloud.infopeak.io brings InfoPeak Captcha, Analytics, Forms and Fonts together under your InfoPeak account. Turn each product on or off, see this month's usage, and pay for all of it on one invoice with one card.
Cloud
100 EUR in starter credit for InfoPeak Cloud
New InfoPeak Cloud customers can activate 100 EUR in starter credit, or the same amount in their own currency, and use it on Pro in every Cloud product for 90 days. Paid plans only start to cost money when the credit is used up or has expired.
Cloud
Invite your team and organise by website
In InfoPeak Cloud you can now group your products by website and invite up to ten people with an InfoPeak account as Owner, Billing, Developer or Viewer. Members are free.
Captcha
Analytics
Pro now comes in volume steps
Pro in InfoPeak Captcha and InfoPeak Analytics now comes in steps, so you pay for the volume you actually use. Captcha Pro runs from 100,000 to 1,000,000 verifications a month and Analytics Pro from 100,000 to 5,000,000 page views, both from 9 EUR. Existing plans keep their price.
Docs
Sheets
Slides
Start from a ready-made template
Docs now has meeting minutes, a letter, a report, a project plan and a CV. Sheets has a budget, an invoice, a shift schedule and a task list, and Slides has a pitch, a project status and a simple presentation. They open in your own language, and the formulas in Sheets already work.
Docs
Sheets
Slides
Switch apps and reach your profile from the editors
InfoPeak Docs, Sheets and Slides now show the app menu and your profile picture in the top right corner, just like Mail and Drive. Jump to another InfoPeak app or open your account without leaving through the back arrow first.
Calendar
Event reminders now ring on your phone
A reminder you set on an event in InfoPeak Calendar now alerts you at the chosen time. It travels with the event to the calendar app on your phone or computer, and if you have notifications enabled in your browser you get one there too. Reminders you set in your phone calendar sync back, and everyone on a shared calendar gets the alert.
Support
Your support requests in one place
Your requests and our replies are now listed on the contact page at support.infopeak.io, right below the form for a new one. Support in the app menu opens the help center, so you can search for an answer first, and the link in our emails takes you straight to your requests.
Analytics
See your events broken down by their properties
A new Properties tab in the Events card shows every value your events send, such as which button was clicked or which exhibition a ticket was for, with no setup. Click a value to filter the whole report to the visits behind it.
Analytics
Send conversions from your own server
Payments, sign-ups and bookings that are only confirmed on your server can now be sent from there with a secret key you create in the site settings. They land on the same visit the browser started, so you still see which channel and campaign they came from.
Analytics
Build your own funnels
In the Funnel card you can now set up your own funnels of up to 10 pages and events, such as product page, checkout and purchase. You see how many visits reach each step and how many drop off along the way, and a new funnel works on the data you already have.
Chat
Turn on chat notifications from any app
The "Get notified about new messages" button in chat now works wherever you open it. A small window opens where one click turns them on, you stay on the page you were on, and the offer disappears once they are on.
Account
Sign up from behind a VPN
You can now create an InfoPeak account while connected to a VPN, including the one built into the Opera browser.
Account
Back where you were after signing in
Signing in now takes you back to the page you came from, whether that is a product page, the help center or a link to something in one of the apps, instead of always opening Mail.
Account
Stay signed in, and see it everywhere
The sign-in page has a Keep me signed in box. Leave it ticked and closing the browser no longer signs you out. Untick it on a shared computer, and closing the browser does. Your profile picture and the apps menu now also show on infopeak.io and the help center when you are signed in, and the product pages have their own addresses, such as infopeak.io/products/drive, so you can read them without being sent into the app.
Support
Ask for help without leaving the help center
Signed in, you can now send a request straight from the contact page on support.infopeak.io. While you type the subject, it shows articles that may already answer your question, and you can follow the request under Your tickets.
September 2026
Support
A help center in your language
support.infopeak.io has step-by-step guides for every app, from setting up mail on your phone to moving your files from Google, in all 16 languages. Search suggests the right article as you type, and each guide uses the same button names you see in InfoPeak.
Account
Plus: 200 GB for your account
Plus gives your InfoPeak account 200 GB for mail, files and photos instead of 5 GB, for €2.99 a month billed yearly. Everything else stays the same, and if you move up to One later, you switch right away and only pay the difference.
One
Family
Try One and Family free for 30 days
One and Family now start with 30 days free, so you can move your mail and files in and see how it fits before you pay. We email you 3 days before the first payment, and if you cancel during the trial you pay nothing.
Chat
An email when a message is waiting for you
If a message has waited unread for 15 minutes, you get a short email saying who wrote, with a button that opens the conversation. You get at most one email per conversation until you have read it, and you can turn it off in Settings.
Chat
Chat with your family and team from any app
Messages now open from a button in the corner of every InfoPeak app, so you can answer without leaving what you are doing. Send photos and files, reply to a specific message, react, edit or delete what you sent and start group chats, all end-to-end encrypted. Turn on notifications to hear about new messages, even when InfoPeak is closed.
Notes
A new note stays put, even while your notes are still loading
Creating a note the moment the app opened could make it vanish from the list and switch the editor to a different note. The new note now stays in the list and stays open, however quickly you start writing.
Photos
InfoPeak Photos gets its own place in the suite
Photos is now the twelfth InfoPeak app, with its own page at infopeak.io/photos. It shows the pictures in your Drive as one timeline, with this day in earlier years at the top, and it is included on every plan.
DNS
The DNS overview shows where you really stand
The status at the top now tells you whether you have a profile, whether a device is using it yet, or whether protection is running. Until you create your first profile, the counters wait instead of showing zero.
DNS
InfoPeak DNS now has its own place in the app menu
If your plan includes InfoPeak DNS, open it straight from the app menu to manage your profiles, set up your devices and see what was blocked. It lives at its own address, so a bookmark takes you right back.
Captcha
Analytics
Pay yearly and get two months free, or switch plan in one click
InfoPeak Captcha and InfoPeak Analytics can now be paid yearly, which costs the same as ten months. You can also move between Pro and Business, or between monthly and yearly, straight from your dashboard without cancelling first.
Captcha
The WordPress plugin now protects Contact Form 7, WPForms and WooCommerce
Version 1.1.0 of the InfoPeak Captcha plugin adds the widget to your Contact Form 7 and WPForms forms and to the WooCommerce checkout by itself. Turn each one on in the plugin settings, and there is nothing to edit in the forms.
Captcha
Analytics
One plan covers every key and site on your account
Upgrade InfoPeak Captcha or InfoPeak Analytics once, and the plan applies to all your keys or sites, including the ones you add later. You pay one subscription however many you run.
Captcha
Know before your captcha hits its monthly limit
When a sitekey has confirmed 80% of its monthly verifications, its owner gets a mail, and again at 100%. It says which site it is, how far along it is and what the next plan up is. Your form keeps working past the limit either way.
Captcha
Move from reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha or Turnstile without touching your backend
InfoPeak Captcha now verifies tokens with the same parameters and the same answer as reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha and Turnstile. Swap the script, the widget element and the verify address, and the rest of your code keeps working as it is. The developer docs show every line.
Family
Mail
See who already answered a mail to your family address
When someone in the family replies to a mail that came in through your shared family address, everyone else who got it sees "Answered by" with their name, in the inbox and in the mail itself. Only that someone replied is shared, never what they wrote.
Docs
Drive
Save a document as a Word file in Drive
The File menu in Docs can now save your document as a Word file straight into Drive, in the same folder as the document. Open it in Word from Drive on your computer and keep working there. Saving again adds a new copy, so changes you made in Word are never overwritten.
Account
Drive
Mail
A heads-up before your storage runs out
You now get a mail when your files, mail and other apps together reach 80% and 100% of your storage, with a direct way to clean up or get more room. If a trial ends while you are over the free limit, you hear about it a week before and on the last day, so nothing catches you by surprise.
Company
A new look for InfoPeak
The website and the sign-in pages are lighter and calmer, and every product page now shows the app itself next to what it does for you. Everything works the way it did before.
Shield
Account
Shield can now be chosen from your account
Shield, which is VPN, password manager and DNS filtering on one plan, now sits with the other plans under your subscription, so you can pick it without going back to the website. Changing plan shows the full plan cards as well, with what each one includes and the price on your own billing cycle.
DNS
One
Business
DNS filtering now comes with One and Business Premium
Block ads, trackers and malware on every device with your own DNS profiles, now in One and Business Premium as well as Family and Shield. Each profile has its own address, so the filters you choose follow the device wherever it connects. The shared address that worked without an account is no longer in use.
Calendar
Invite guests and answer invitations
Add guests to an event and they get an invitation from your own address, with changes and cancellations to follow; their answers show up on the event. Invitations you receive from Google, Outlook, Apple or another InfoPeak user land in your calendar, with Yes, Maybe and No right in the mail.
Calendar
Attendees stay with your events when you sync your calendar app
Events you save from Apple Calendar or another calendar app now keep their organizer and attendees, and bring them back to every device on the next sync. They are stored encrypted, together with the title, notes and location.
Family
A clearer Family DNS, with members, plan and profiles each in one place
Family DNS no longer repeats the same lists across tabs. Members now covers who has access and your plan, Profiles covers filtering for each person, and Overview stays your at-a-glance dashboard.
Family
See when each family member's DNS protection was last active
Family DNS now shows exactly when each profile last checked in, not just "active now". If a profile goes quiet for more than two days, we email the family admin so you can check whether the device is simply off, or someone changed its settings.
Account
Business
Forgot your password? Get back in with your recovery key
Choose "Forgot your password?" when you sign in, enter the recovery key you saved when you created your account, and pick a new password. On Business Standard and Business Premium, an administrator can also give an employee a one-time code to get back in. Your data stays encrypted the whole way, and we still cannot open your account.
Calendar
Business
Clients get the new time when you move a booked meeting
Move a booked meeting in your calendar and the client gets an email and an updated calendar file with the new time. Their booking page shows the new time right away. If you move it on your phone, the client is told the next time you open Calendar on the web.
Calendar
Business
All your bookings in one list, and clients hear from you when you cancel
Bookings in Calendar lists your upcoming bookings with name, email and status, and you can cancel one right there. The client gets an email and a calendar file that removes the meeting. If you delete a booked meeting in your calendar instead, the client is told the next time you open Calendar on the web.
Calendar
Business
Clients can move or cancel a booking, and you can close dates
The confirmation email has a link where clients change or cancel their time, and a calendar file that puts the meeting in their own calendar. When they move or cancel, you get an email and the meeting in your calendar follows along. Holidays and other closed dates apply to all your booking links at once.
Calendar
Business
Clients can book a time with you from your booking link
Share your booking link and clients pick a free time on a page in their own language. You choose the days and hours, the calendar bookings go into, how much notice you need and how far ahead clients can book. You both get an email, and times you are already busy, including repeating meetings, are never offered.
Business
Set up your organization in three steps, try Business with up to 10 people, and pay per user
The first time you open Business admin, you name your organization, add your own domain and invite colleagues. During the 30-day trial your team can have up to 10 people. When you subscribe, you pay for the people on your team, and the price follows along when someone joins or leaves.
Account
The menu behind your profile picture is the same everywhere
Click your profile picture in any app, in your account or in Business admin and you get the same menu: your name and address, one button to manage your InfoPeak Account, admin for team owners and admins, subscription and log out.
Business
Business admin has its own address: admin.infopeak.io
Owners and admins on Business Standard and Business Premium now manage members, seats, domains and policies at admin.infopeak.io, one click from the app menu. A Business Premium trial started from your account now begins right away, with your team ready to invite people to.
Analytics
Captcha
See how InfoPeak Analytics compares, and clearer search results for Analytics and Captcha
A new page sets InfoPeak Analytics side by side with Google Analytics, Matomo Cloud and Plausible on cookies, where visitor data is kept, free plans and reports. The Analytics and Captcha pages now each show their own title and description in search results, in all sixteen languages.
Analytics
Analytics has its own site: developers, pricing and data protection
InfoPeak Analytics now has its own pages for developers, pricing and data protection, with its own menu. The data protection page is written for whoever signs off on it, and the data processing agreement can be read in English or German before you create an account.
Analytics
Analytics in the menus, and a welcome that shows what you get
Analytics now sits in the app menu and in the site menu. A new account starts with the domain field right on the page, the three steps to the first numbers and an example of the finished report.
Analytics
Website statistics with the reports you know from Google Analytics
Your statistics page now shows visits, engagement rate and time, entry and exit pages, channels and campaigns, countries, languages and devices, with any period compared to the one before and filters that apply to the whole report. Outbound clicks, file downloads and scrolling are measured automatically, still without storing anything on the visitor's device, and every table exports to CSV.
Analytics
Accept a data processing agreement for your website statistics
You can read the data processing agreement for InfoPeak Analytics in English or German and accept it straight from your statistics page. One acceptance covers every website on the account, and the record keeps the date, the company and who accepted it.
Analytics
Terms and privacy policy now cover website statistics
The privacy policy has a new section on what is recorded about people who visit a website that uses our statistics, where it is kept and for how long. The terms describe the service and how each website is billed, in all 16 languages.
Analytics
Upgrade a single website to a higher limit
A website you measure can now move to Pro or Business straight from its own page, paid by card and billed monthly for that website alone. Cancelling keeps the plan until the period ends, and the numbers you have collected are never deleted.
Analytics
See how your website is used, without a cookie banner
Add one line to your pages and see which pages are read, where readers arrive from and which countries they are in. Nothing is stored on the devices of your visitors, the numbers are kept in Germany, and the same person visiting two different sites can never be linked. It is free up to 10,000 page views a month on one domain.
Security
New sign-in alerts arrive together instead of one at a time
If your browser clears cookies or runs in private mode, every sign-in looked new to us, and each one sent its own email. Those alerts now arrive grouped in a single message that lists every new sign-in, so nothing is left out. The first alert from a device we have not seen before still reaches you straight away.
Company
There is no free plan any more, just an InfoPeak account
What we used to call Free is simply your InfoPeak account: the whole suite, your own address and 5 GB, at no cost and with no card. Nothing about your account changed, only what we call it. Pick a paid plan while signed out and your choice now carries through creating the account, so you land straight on payment instead of starting over.
Security
Connect
Passwords for other apps have their own list
The codes you create for your mail program, phone or calendar now sit in their own list under Security, separate from where you are signed in. Deleting one says up front what stops syncing, and a code your program has never used is marked, so you know it is the program that needs the new code and not the code that is wrong.
Contacts
Select every contact at once, and see when something fails
You can now select all the contacts in your current view with one click instead of 50 at a time. Deleting a group tells you how many moved to the trash, and says so plainly if any of them did not go through.
Contacts
Importing the same file twice no longer doubles your contacts
The import button locks while a file is being read, so an extra click cannot bring the whole file in a second time. Cards that carry no identifier of their own are now recognised by their details, so importing the same file again adds only what is new.
DNS
DNS setup that actually connects
The setup page now hands you the encrypted address for Private DNS on your phone and for secure DNS on your computer. Both are open to everyone, and every lookup you make is encrypted on the way out.
Docs
Notes
Video plays inside the page
Paste a YouTube or Vimeo link and the video becomes its own block in the document. It loads only when you press play, so a page full of video opens as fast as one without. Notes works the same way.
Mail
Every message says who sent it
The sender now shows with both name and address, in the list and in the reading pane. That includes the messages you sent yourself, so a thread reads the same from either end.
Drive
Your storage, with the numbers behind it
A storage panel opens on the right and breaks the total down by what is using it. It replaces the thin meter in the sidebar, and the upgrade link now only appears on plans that have somewhere to go.
Drive
Upload asks first
The Upload button opens a dialog where you choose files or a whole folder. The system file picker no longer jumps at you the moment you click.
Captcha
Last month next to this month
Your console now shows the previous month alongside the current one. You can see what a full billing period looked like without exporting anything.
Mail
The addresses you write to are remembered
People you have written to before come back as suggestions in To, Cc and Bcc, and each one becomes a chip you can tab through. The list is encrypted with your own key, like everything else in your mailbox.
Mail
Drive
Attach a file straight from Drive
Compose reaches into Drive and attaches the file without a download and a re-upload in between. Documents, sheets and decks you made yourself attach the same way.
Drive
A document from outside opens as a document
Upload a document file you exported from InfoPeak and Drive turns it back into something you can edit. Nothing to convert and nothing to import.
August 2026
Drive
Share a folder, not just a file
You can share a whole folder with named people, and everything inside it inherits that access. Business Standard and Business Premium also get shared drives for the files a team owns together.
Docs
Sheets
Slides
Documents read properly on a phone
Opening a document, a sheet or a deck on a phone gives you the document itself instead of a desktop layout squeezed sideways. A deck presents full screen from the phone, with a close button because a phone has no Escape key.
Mail
Read receipts, both directions
You can ask for a read receipt on an outgoing message, and answer someone else's request when one arrives. Answering stays your decision every time.
Drive
Stop a transfer that is running
An upload can be cancelled while it is in flight. An interrupted upload no longer leaves a file behind that refuses to open.
Connect
Let an AI assistant work with your data
You can connect an assistant to your mail, your files and your calendar, and decide up front what it is allowed to touch. Every connection is listed under Settings, and you revoke it there.
Business
Business Premium
A second business tier above Business Standard. It sets the rule in advance for what employees may hand to an AI, keeps a record of what an assistant actually did, and closes a departing employee out in one action.
Mail
You decide what a push notification carries
A notification can bring the sender and the subject with it, or say only that mail arrived. The choice sits in Settings and it is yours.
Company
Terms, privacy policy and service level in every language
The service level agreement is published and readable at infopeak.io/sla. Terms and the privacy policy now read in all 16 languages the site speaks, not just English and Danish.
Calendar
Repeating events that stop when you say so
A repeat can end on a date you pick. When you change or delete one event in a series, Calendar asks whether you mean this one, this one and everything after it, or all of them.
Security
A password per service, not per account
A device password can be limited to calendar only, contacts only or files only. If one ever leaks, it opens the one thing you gave it and nothing else.
Drive
This day, in earlier years
Photos shows the pictures you took on this date in previous years. Where a photo carries a location, you get a map link next to it.
Storage
More room on every plan
InfoPeak One and Business Standard now come with 1 TB, and Family with 3 TB shared across the household. Mail and files draw on the same space, so there are not two numbers to ration.
July 2026
Calendar
Contacts
Drive
Device sync on every plan, Free included
CalDAV, CardDAV and WebDAV are open on all plans. Your phone, your laptop and your desktop client talk to your calendar, contacts and files directly, with nothing in between.
Security
See the devices signed in to your account
Active sessions lists every device on your account and lets you sign one out from there. A login from a device we have not seen before now sends you a mail.
DNS
DNS filtering is part of Shield
Filtering used to belong to Family alone. Shield now blocks ads, trackers and malware on the same lists, across every device on the connection.
One
Personal is now InfoPeak One
The Personal plan is called InfoPeak One and lives at infopeak.io/one. The name changed; what you get did not.
Notes
Tables and a slash menu
Type a slash in a note to insert a block, and build real tables inside the editor. You can also send a mail, an event or a contact straight into a note from the app it lives in.
June 2026
Storage
One pool for mail and files
Mail and Drive share a single storage limit instead of holding two separate ones. Nothing sits stranded in the half you are not using.
Nothing under that label yet.
One account. Every app above.
Mail, files, documents, calendar and contacts, on servers in Europe.