BOOMERANG FOR GMAIL REVIEWS HOW TO
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I'll explain in more detail what all those features do below. With paid plans, you don't have to worry about credits and limits because there are none.īasic accounts also come with the following features: send later, Boomerang reminders, response tracking, read receipts, click tracking, and Respondable, which shows a gauge indicating whether you're using strong language choices to write an email that someone would read and respond to.

One message credit lets you use Boomerang on one outgoing message. With a free account, you get 10 message credits per month. If you choose not to purchase the service after that, you are automatically downgraded to the free Basic account.īasic free accounts work with both Gmail and G Suite (formerly called Google Apps, usually used for business) addresses. With any of the paid plans, you get a free 30-day trial with no credit card required. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Microsoft Outlook (for iPhone) Review A team of five, therefore, would pay $200 per month. For Premium, groups of three pay $120 per month, plus an additional $40 per person thereafter, again with more discounts for groups larger than 10. The per-person rate goes down the more people you have on your team. A group of six, for example, would pay $60 per month. For Pro, groups of three or more pay $30 per month, plus $10 per additional person per month up to 10 people.

BOOMERANG FOR GMAIL REVIEWS PRO

Teams get a discount for Pro and Premium accounts. Pricing and Plansīoomerang for Gmail offers four tiers of service: Basic (free), Personal ($4.99 per month), Pro ($14.99 per month), and Premium ($49.99 per month). While this review looks specifically at Boomerang for Gmail, there is a similar product for Outlook and Office 365 from the same company. Still, Boomerang has its place among productivity apps. For people who receive hundreds or thousands of emails a week, it's not nearly as useful as Editors' Choice SaneBox. In a nutshell, Boomerang adds features to Gmail, many of them of great value to people who send hundreds of emails a week. The namesake feature sends an email back to you if your recipient hasn't replied or opened your email by a time that you set. Solves a niche problem lacks more broadly useful tools.īoomerang makes Gmail do a few things you wish it could do on its own.

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