E-mail Clients (21 programs)
- License
- Free
- Language
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Email management is in your control. Choose the people or services you can see in your inbox. 3 sections dedicated to efficient email management. ‘Reply Later’ field.CONS: No swipe to switch between Imoc, Feed, and PaperTrail.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Great data management. Good automation.CONS: Some setup required. Less useful to very small businesses.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Straightforward but powerful features. Variety of subscriptions.CONS: No free version. Mainly for small business owners.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Email addresses can be found in bulk. Chrome plugin available for increased convenience.CONS: Not a free service. User interface needs work.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Intelligent A.I based services tailored to each individual subscriber. Excellent reporting tools to help track metrics and goals.CONS: The technology is new and its effectiveness unknown. Scaling pricing gets expensive for large subscriber counts.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Very flexible. Great pricing plans.CONS: Difficult user interface. Not simple.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Free to download and use. very easy to get to grips with.CONS: No international templates available. A bit limited in its overall scope.- License
- Paid
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: The basic plan is absolutely free. All packages include a 14-day free trial period.CONS: Payments are only processed in United States dollars. The only form of contact is a generic email address.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: There are subscriptions suitable for any business of any size. Time your email deliveries and automate email responses.CONS: They have an extra charge for their SMS campaign system. Their customer service is pretty bad.- License
- Free
- Language
- Platform
- web-apps
- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Free download. Simple and straightforward.CONS: Limited free searches. Niche audience.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Very easy to use. Noticeable benefits.CONS: Not feature-rich. Somewhat limited options.- License
- Paid
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Advert-free inbox and working environments. Easily share your documents contacts and calendars.CONS: It is inexpensive but not worth the money if you do not use your email daily. The starter package is only suitable for heavy users or smaller businesses.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Swipe gestures. Gets rid of email anxiety. Google Now cards. Lets you act on emails in bulk.CONS: Confusing at first. Invite-only.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Clear and organized appearance. Handwriting Mode. Adapted to different models. Fast opening.CONS: A bit too simple.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Easy to use. Send an encrypted one-time-read message to anyone. Copy message URL to your clipboard in one click.CONS: Accidentally reloading the message deletes it. 1000 character message limit.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Practical and user friendly. Supports multiple accoutns. Easy to set up.CONS: Can get over busy. A little slow with email.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: No space limitations. Reliable. Integrated with Live chat and Facebook contacts. Great looking new interface.CONS: No right clicking available in some sections. No support for IMAP.- License
- Free
- Language
- English
- Platform
- web-apps
PROS: Easy to sign up. Good inbox options. Additional applications.CONS: A little slow. Over complex interface. Partner apps require additional sign ups.
