Maildriply vs the other email trackers.
Most trackers ask for broad inbox access, bundle tracking into a CRM, or route your mail through their own servers. Maildriply requests only gmail.send and delivers through your own Gmail account. Pick a comparison below.
Mailtrack
Gmail read-receipt tracker (now part of Mailsuite)
Mailtrack (now part of Mailsuite) put read receipts in Gmail for years, but its free plan appends a 'Sent with Mailsuite' signature to every message and keeps link-click tracking on the paid Pro tier. Maildriply tracks opens and clicks silently, adds no branding, and asks only for the gmail.send scope.
Read the comparisonStreak
CRM that lives inside Gmail
Streak is a CRM that runs inside Gmail — pipelines, boxes, and mail merge, with read tracking as one feature among many. To do all that it requests broad Google access to manage your drafts and email. Maildriply does one thing, tracking, and requests only the gmail.send scope.
Read the comparisonYesware
Sales engagement add-on for Gmail and Outlook
Yesware is a sales engagement add-on for Gmail and Outlook with templates, campaigns, a B2B contact database, and deep Salesforce logging — priced per seat from roughly $15 to $85/user/month. Maildriply keeps the part most people actually want, accurate open and click tracking, and drops the rest.
Read the comparisonMixmax
Gmail sales engagement platform
Mixmax is a Gmail sales engagement platform — sequences, scheduling, and tracking sold as per-seat 'Copilots' from about $29 to $89/user/month, with sequences gated to higher tiers and a shared monthly recipient cap. Maildriply is the lean alternative when what you need is reliable open and click tracking.
Read the comparisonHubSpot Sales
Email tracking inside the HubSpot CRM
HubSpot bundles email tracking inside its Sales Hub and CRM. The notifications are useful, but they pull you toward an entire platform with tiers that climb steeply for teams. Maildriply gives you the tracking on its own — no CRM, no platform lock-in.
Read the comparisonGMass
Mail-merge and cold-email tool for Gmail
GMass turns Gmail into a mail-merge and cold-email machine — large campaigns, follow-up automation, and, on its newer plans, a dedicated sending server that pushes past Gmail's limits. Maildriply takes the opposite stance: stay inside your normal Gmail sending, and focus on honest open and click tracking.
Read the comparisonSaleshandy
SMTP-based cold-email outreach platform
Saleshandy is a cold-email outreach platform that connects to mailboxes over SMTP/IMAP, with sequences, warm-up, and sender rotation for high-volume sending. Maildriply isn't that: it sends through the Gmail API from your own account and concentrates on accurate open and click tracking.
Read the comparisonWhat every comparison comes back to
- Only gmail.send scope — can't read your inbox
- Your email leaves your Gmail, not our servers
- HMAC-signed click tracking, no open-redirect
- Free during early access, no credit card