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This article will show you how to install and use Mail Meteor Mailmeteor to send and track personalized emails. The previously grandfathered pricing plan for YAMM has been discontinued. Under the current structure, the default free plan allows a maximum of 20 emails per day for each account. |
Mailmeteor Features
Personalized emails: Mailmeteor allows users to personalize emails with merge tags, subject lines, and email content.
Real-time email tracking: Users can track when their emails are opened, clicked, or replied to.
Scheduling: Users can schedule email campaigns for a specific date and time.
Automation: Users can set up email sequences and automatic follow-ups.
Attachments: Users can attach file types, including PDFs, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and images.
Email aliases: Users can send emails using an email alias.
CC and BCC recipients: Users can add CC and BCC recipients to involve more people in a conversation.
CRM integration: Users can integrate Mailmeteor with their CRM.
HTML template import: Users can import their HTML templates.
Unsubscribe links: Users can include unsubscribe links in their emails.
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How To
Mailmeteor Dashboard
Mailmeteor for Google Sheets
Mailmeteor inside Gmail
Mailmeteor for Excel
Email Quota
Mailmeteor enables you to send up to 500 emails from each email account.
Your email quota resets 24 hours after your most recent campaign.
If you send emails at 2 PM on Monday, your quota will refresh at 2 PM on Tuesday.
Every time you send an email, we verify your quota.
If you attempt to send more emails than your allowance permits, Mailmeteor will alert you that your emails cannot be sent.
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