MailMexSending happy mails!
Your campaign command center

Meet MailMex,
your campaign coworker.

MailMex works beside you in the browser to compose, personalize, send, and track Gmail campaigns—without the tab chaos.

Open MailMex ↗
MailMex robot carrying a stack of happy mail
The MailMex workspace with six tasks, subscriber import, campaign composer, delivery health, and send controls

How teams use MailMex

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    Everything in one place

    Subscribers, content, sender connections, send controls, and delivery health stay visible in one workspace.

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    Personalize every message

    Turn one campaign into recipient-specific subjects, bodies, images, and PDFs with dynamic tags.

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    Turn a campaign into action

    Start six isolated queues, control their pace, and watch each send move from ready to complete.

  • 1:1

    Infrastructure that is yours

    Your workspace runs on dedicated customer infrastructure, so another customer’s workload never competes with yours.

Isolated by design

Your own workspace.
Your own infrastructure.

Every customer gets a dedicated MailMex environment. Your capacity is isolated from every other customer, while Google OAuth connects Gmail without asking for the account password.

Dedicated customer environmentNo shared application workload between customer workspaces.
See the Gmail setup guide →
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Simple pricing

One pass.
One clear price.

No plans to compare and no monthly commitment. Activate MailMex when your campaign is ready to move.

24-hour access
5USDTone-time

Up to 60,000 mails during the 24 hours following purchase.

  • All six task lanes
  • Every message format
  • Delivery health and tracking tools
Get MailMex ↗Actual throughput remains subject to Google’s Gmail quotas and account restrictions.
Built for the whole send

A command center
for all six lanes.

Give every campaign its own sender, audience, content, controls, and status—then direct the whole team from one workspace.

# campaign-operations6 active lanes

MailMex · Task 1Launch campaign is sending. 176 of 248 recipients complete.

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VictoriaPause Task 3 after this batch and keep the other lanes moving.

MailMex · Command centerDone. Task 3 is paused; Tasks 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6 keep their own pace.

Message your campaign team…↗
LaunchProduct announcement
@task-1
Sending now
Campaign tools
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Task progress71%

176 / 248 delivered
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One connected flow

Connected to every part of your campaign.

Bring in subscriber data, connect Gmail with OAuth, compose once, and deliver the right format—all from the same focused surface.

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Your content, delivered your way

One message.
Every inbox-ready shape.

Compose in plain text or HTML, then prepare inline JPEG, PNG, or personalized PDF output directly in the customer’s browser.

Ready to meet MailMex?

  1. GAuthorized
    1

    Connect Gmail

    Authorize a sender with Google OAuth. Your password stays yours.

  2. To: subscribers.csvHello #USER#Campaign ready
    2

    Build your campaign

    Import subscribers, write the message, and choose the output format.

  3. 60,000mail allowance▶ Start
    3

    Send and observe

    Launch the queues, control their pace, and watch delivery progress.

Open MailMex ↗Frequently asked questions
Questions

Before you send.

Can all six tasks run together?+

Yes. Each lane owns its sender, subscribers, content, queue state, and progress.

Is my workspace shared with other customers?+

No. Each customer receives a dedicated MailMex environment on its own workspace subdomain, keeping customer workloads isolated.

Does MailMex need my Google password?+

No. Gmail accounts connect through Google OAuth 2.0.

Does the browser stay open while sending?+

Yes. Mail preparation and Gmail delivery are browser-powered, so the campaign page must remain active until the queue finishes.

What does 5 USDT include?+

It activates all MailMex features for 24 hours with an allowance of up to 60,000 send operations.