Read receipts built for Gmail
Know when your emails are opened
Eyemail marks your Sent folder the moment a message is read. It lives inside Gmail, so there is no second inbox to check and no habit to change.
Add to Gmail, free- Free plan, no card
- No subject lines stored
- No recipient data stored
- Sarah JohnsonQ4 proposal, ready for review — Hi Sarah, the deck is final. Pricing on slide 12…Just now
- Marcus WebbInvoice #2041 — Please find attached the invoice for last month…11:24 AM
- Elena RodriguesPartnership intro — Great meeting you at SaaStr! As promised, here…10:15 AM
Install and sign in
Add the extension, sign in with the Gmail account you send from. Nothing else to configure.
Write as usual
A tracking toggle sits next to confidential mode. It is on by default and off in one click.
Watch your Sent folder
Opened messages get a label right where you already look. No separate dashboard to check.
Works both ways
And it blocks the trackers aimed at you
The same pixels we place for you are placed in the mail you receive. Eyemail spots the hidden ones as the message renders and stops them loading, so the sender never learns you opened it. You get a list of who tried.
- Hidden pixels blocked before they load
- See which senders track you
- 50 blocks a month on the free plan
- t.hubspotemail.net12
- mailtrack.io8
- click.mailchimp.com5
- sendgrid.net3
What we do not store
Eyemail never keeps your subject lines or the addresses you write to. Gmail already shows you those next to our label, so there is no reason for us to hold a copy — least of all of people who never agreed to be in our database. We store a tracking id, a thread id and timestamps. That is the whole record.
Start free, upgrade when it pays off
Personal Gmail accounts track 50 messages a month for free, for as long as you like. Pro lifts every limit and starts with a free month.
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