Mailflame: Outreach & tracking on Gmail - Complete your personalized outreach on Gmail in mins

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Boost your email marketing with Mailflame. Easily send, schedule, and track email campaigns directly from Gmail. Mailflame for Gmail (By cresstudio.com) – Powerful Email Marketing Without Leaving Gmail Boost your Gmail with advanced email marketing features using Mailflame. Whether you're sending newsletters, running cold email outreach - Mailflame lets you do it all seamlessly inside Gmail. Mailflame is now in its v2.0 with new features and more consistency.

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The in-Gmail tracking without bouncing over to a separate dashboard is a really thoughtful UX choice, keeps the workflow intact instead of breaking it into tabs. Nice execution.

Finally tried this out and the scheduling right inside Gmail feels super natural, no clunky dashboards to jump through. Tracking opens on individual threads was a nice surprise too.

scheduling campaigns right from gmail without juggling another tab is honestly so nice, setup was basically painless and the tracking showed opens way faster than i expected

Love how it lives right inside Gmail instead of forcing you into another tab or dashboard. The campaign tracking baked into the same view as your inbox is such a thoughtful UX choice.

Hi Nikhil, this is solving a very real problem. I do cold email outreach and email marketing and the back and forth between Gmail and separate tracking tools kills so much time. Having everything, sending, follow-ups, tracking, inside Gmail is a game changer. Curious, how does Mailflame handle personalisation at scale when you're reaching out to hundreds of prospects?

 , It collects fields from csv or google sheets, you write one email with variables ( ( Example: Hi {{name}} ), the extension injects the value to the placeholder where name is the column the csv / sheet. If there are 100 rows in csv then it injects 100 different values and you can send to 100 people in one click.

Would love to see A/B testing for subject lines built right in, so we can see which opener actually gets replies instead of guessing. That would make the whole outreach loop feel a lot more data driven.