#Mixmax mail merge free#

#Mixmax mail merge free#

CONSĮven with the privacy assurances, there is something a bit unnerving to click buttons to 'Allow' an outside app complete control over your email communications. Mixmax upgrades your Gmail and Google Inbox with free unlimited email tracking, instant scheduling, reminders, send later, mail merge, surveys & polls, and more helpoutline. I also utilize the templates, as I often need to send out messages with identical content. I can't tell you how many times that feature alone has saved my behind. Mixmax helps me stay on top on my many communications, allowing me to see who has opened (viewed) the emails I've sent, and how many times, which better enables me to navigate where things stand in the communication process. Filter by these if you want a narrower list of alternatives or looking for a specific functionality of Mixmax. As a tool that has gone all-in on mail merge, YAMM offers some incredible features on mail merge you won’t get from other Mixmax alternatives. Plus, it doesn’t give you access to third-party tools to ramp up your email outreach. You can’t send more than 300 emails at once.

Mixmax alternatives are mainly Email Marketing Services but may also be Project Management Tools or Email Clients. Mixmax, too has a mail merge feature, but it’s limited.

I have pretty basic needs when it comes to emailing, but I do it often. Other interesting Microsoft Office Outlook alternatives to Mixmax are Mailbutler, Yesware and Klenty. Using an alias works best with single-stage sequences, or with sequences where all stages should be sent regardless of whether the recipient opens or replies. It says a lot about an organization when the head honcho is taking time out of their day to personally get data from their customers to improve their product. If youve imported send as addresses from Gmail, you can send your sequence from any of your email aliases. I was an early adopter of Mixmax, and was able to speak directly with the founder via screen share and give feedback about my user experience.