Comparison
MailBrother vs Mailmeteor
Both send personalized emails from your Gmail account. The difference is where you work, what is free, and which extras you pay for.
| MailBrother | Mailmeteor | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you work | Inside Gmail compose | Google Sheets add-on or web app |
| Price | Free; $9/month to remove the signature | Free up to 50/day, paid from ~$10/month |
| Free plan daily limit | Full Gmail limit (450 / 1,800) | 50 emails/day |
| Google Sheets mail merge | Yes | Yes |
| HTML email insert | Yes | Yes |
| Scheduling | Yes | Paid plans |
| Split across days automatically | Yes | Paid plans |
| Open / click tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Automated follow-ups | No | Paid plans |
| Unsubscribe link | Yes | Yes |
Mailmeteor pricing: Free up to 50 emails/day; paid from about $10/month. Their prices and limits change; check their site before deciding.
Where Mailmeteor is stronger
Polished Sheets add-on and web app, follow-ups on paid plans, good deliverability guidance.
Where MailBrother is stronger
No daily cap on the free plan beyond Gmail's own, HTML insert and split sending included, one button inside the Gmail compose window, and a $9 flat price to go signature-free.
Which one? Pick Mailmeteor if you want follow-up sequences and a web dashboard. Pick MailBrother if you want the full Gmail daily limit and HTML insert without paying.
Switching is a five-minute job
- Install MailBrother from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with the same Google account.
- Keep your Google Sheet as it is: the first row holds column names, MailBrother detects the email column.
- Write the email in Gmail, use
{Column}placeholders, press Send Mass.
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