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Switch between your Gmail, Outlook, and Office 365 accounts.
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Switch between your Gmail, Outlook, and Office 365 accounts.
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After much anticipation, the Beta version is here!
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I downloaded Mailplane 4 (https://www.producthunt.com/post...) several weeks ago and after the free trial ended, I knew I had to buy it, although I was not happy about having to pay $20 something bucks for an e-mail client. But I did it anyway and haven't looked back since. It's made my routine a lot more productive.
I saw Shift 2.0 on a Facebook ad and immediately clicked because I understood exactly what it was. I saw that it had whatsapp and slack, which mailplane doesn't, so I was definitely intersted. When I didn't see a pricing tab on their home page, I was like "Whoa and it's free?!"... Guess I should've known better.
I downloaded it and installed, only to find out I needed to shell out $99 a year to get all the functionality I was looking for. I immediately unistalled and revoked 3rd party access to it in my Gmail accounts.
If you're ok with having only your gmail, google calendar, google drive and google docs apps in one place, I'd definitely suggest giving Mailplane 4 a try. It's been worth every penny for me.
Pros:Looks great, has all the right features.
Cons:Pricing: what the ... ?
This looked like a great app. I say looked, as I've not been able to test any of its functionality. It's all locked until I pony up $100.
How much feedback will it take for Shift to realise their model isn't working? Uninstalling and won't bother recommending.
Pros:Nice concept
Cons:No trial period, Cost
the price is a joke, 99.99 per year ? WTF
Pros:look amazing
Cons:price is a joke
I've been using Shift for quite some time now, and the new features in 2.0 make it a one-stop shop for integrating your essential tools.
Pros:Integration of apps and extensions make Shift much more than an email tool
Cons:I plead the 5th
I am a Shift Pro user, and was quite happy to pay $19.99 per year for it. I'm still quite happy to pay $29.99 per year. $99 is waaaaaayyyyy too expensive. To put that into perspective, that costs as much as a year of Dropbox Pro (1 TB of storage), twice as much as my financial program (YNAB), and more than Office 365! For basically a web broswer wrapper.
Roll the features from Advanced into Pro, charge no more than $29.99 per year and I'm in. Otherwise, I'm off to Station. It's a shame really, because I love this app. Just not enough to pay $8.33 per month.
Pros:Very useful, love multiple accounts
Cons:The price