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I edited my post for more clarification since I think I worded it badly. What I mean is that they force you to use their client (whether that be their web client, mobile app, or whatever else they have) unless you pay because they don't provide SMTP access with their free plan.
The reason for that is due to their encryption, you need something from them at some point to actually decrypt emails before they reach your device. If you're on linux you can look at the hydroxide and peroxide projects on github