Mailbird
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Streamline your email experience by managing multiple accounts, integrating apps like Slack and Google Calendar, and using AI-driven features like drafting and spam prevention. Customize your workspace with themes, notifications, and tools for improved productivity and a modern interface.
License model
- Freemium • Proprietary
Application type
Country of Origin
United States
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
Features
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Recent News
- Fla published news article about Mailbird
Mailbird launches on MacAfter years of being exclusive to Windows, Mailbird has launched a version for Mac users. Known for...
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Mailbird information
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Mailbird Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase ranging between $75 and $100, and / or subscription ranging between $3 and $4 per month + free version with limited functionality.Rating
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Comments and Reviews
This is application is combination of 3 most important things which make any app success: user-friendly, lightweight, and concentrated on feature what it do. Mailbird much lighter then thunderbird and can easly process very big amounts of data much better then any alternative for windows in market for this time. It uses 4x less memory and just 0-1% of CPU when working in background (if compare to thunderbird with the same amount of email boxes, and emails). It uses only 160MB of storage to save all mails on disk, for example thunderbird at the same time uses up to few GB's. With this tool you can be really productive with email processing. You should try. Free version to be clear very limited, but paid one cost some money, but it worth it!
It markets itself as an email client for professionals yet it doesn't support CardDAV or CalDAV and they have no intention of implementing these features.
explain any use case of this.
I keep all my contacts in nextcloud, and I'm not creating a new separate address list for any single app. So for me DAV sync is a must too.
No CalDAV support is a dealbreaker for me as well.
I'm enought for mailbird's "Lifetime License", for updating to v3 from v2. everybody should check before pay.
It's a good way to mange multiple accounts and it's easy to configure and use also by me, that I'm not an expert :D
Good software for my usage
This program works and I am in love with the send later feature, as well as the snooze feature. It seems to work better than Outlook for organizing my archives as well. Works flawlessly with my gmail accounts too.
Great Features, especially their advanced email tracking feature