PagewingPick Mailtrack if
If you send mail merges, track documents or collect signatures from Gmail, use Outlook or want tracking on your phone, Mailtrack covers those and Pagewing doesn't.
Pagewing vs MailtrackPaying for Mailtrack and more?
Paying for Mailtrack and more?
One subscription covers the stack.
No ads in your signature. Opens you can trust. Pagewing puts a Tracked switch next to Send in Gmail, shows one check mark when your email is sent and two once it's opened, and records every open with its time, mail app and device. The same subscription also covers the screen recorder, screenshots, PDF editor, short links and text templates.
Free plan, every toolPremium: $16.67/month, billed yearlyOr $20/month, cancel anytime
The math
What does your stack cost?
On its own, Mailtrack may well cost less than Pagewing. Pagewing pays off when it replaces several apps. Tick the ones you pay for and put in what you pay.
You pay now$0a month
Pagewing Pro, every tool$25a month, billed $300/year$30/monthbilled monthly
Filled in with each app's published US price for one person, billed monthly where it's offered, as of October 2026. Change any amount to what you actually pay.
Feature by feature
Pagewing vs Mailtrack as a email tracker for Gmail
Where Mailtrack does more, the table says so.
| Feature | Pagewing | Mailtrack |
|---|---|---|
| Tracking from Gmail's compose window | Yes | Yes |
| Check marks in your inbox | Yes | Yes |
| Every open recorded, not only the first | Every plan | Mailtrack and Mailsuite plans |
| Tracking history | Full history, every plan | First open free; 7 days on Mailtrack; full on Mailsuite |
| No ad or signature line in your emails | Every plan | Paid plans |
| Open notifications with time, mail app and device | Yes | Yes |
| Link click tracking | 10 emails a month free; every email on Premium | 10 emails free; unlimited on Mailsuite |
| Reminder when nobody replies | Premium | Custom alerts on Mailsuite |
| Reports | Premium | Daily report free; weekly and monthly on Mailsuite |
| Send later with quick times and your text templates in the compose window | Yes | No |
| Search, filters, bulk changes and CSV export of tracked emails | Every plan | CSV export on Mailsuite |
| Mail merge and mass email | No | Yes |
| Document tracking and signature requests | No | Yes |
| Works in Outlook | No | Add-in |
| Phone apps | No | Android and iPhone |
| Screenshots, PDF editor, short links, text templates, bookmarks, notes and more | Yes | No |
Pick Pagewing if
If you send from Gmail in Chrome and want to know when your emails are read, Pagewing records every open with its history on the free plan, never adds a line to your signature, and leaves out the automatic opens that make other trackers look busier than your inbox is. Premium tracks links on every email, nudges you when nobody replies and adds reports, and the same subscription replaces your screen recorder, PDF editor, screenshot tool and link shortener.
Checked against Mailtrack's own pages in October 2026. Plans and features change: check there before you decide. Weighing more than these two? See the best email tracker extensions for gmail.
Switching from Mailtrack?
Bring what you have
There's nothing to export or upload. Emails you already sent with Mailtrack carry its tracking and keep reporting to Mailtrack, so Pagewing tracks the emails you send from now on.
- Install Pagewing from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with Google or your email.
- Turn Mailtrack off so your emails don't carry two trackers: in Gmail, open the Mailtrack menu at the top right and untick Mailtrack enabled, or remove Mailtrack on Chrome's Extensions page.
- Write an email in Gmail, check that the switch next to Send reads Tracked, and send it as usual.
- In the email tracker's settings on the Pagewing website, add the addresses and domains you never want tracked to the never-track list.
Open the email tracker You'll see what comes over before anything is added.
The full guide to switching from Mailtrack: what comes over, what doesn't and the plan it needs
Also in the box
The rest of your stack, covered
Every tool is unlocked with one plan, in one side panel, with one sign-in.
A screenshot toolPagewing vs Awesome ScreenshotA screen annotation toolPagewing vs Epic PenA screen recorderPagewing vs LoomA PDF editorPagewing vs SmallpdfA bookmark managerPagewing vs Raindrop.ioA tab managerPagewing vs TobyA link shortenerPagewing vs BitlyA web highlighter and notesPagewing vs GlaspA text expanderPagewing vs Text BlazeA site blockerPagewing vs FreedomA reminders appPagewing vs TodoistA read-later appPagewing vs Readwise ReaderA time trackerPagewing vs ClockifyBookmarks, notes and moreSee every tool
Questions
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Is Pagewing cheaper than Mailtrack?
Not on its own. Mailtrack's own tier is $2.99 a month and Mailsuite, the one with unlimited link tracking and the full history, is $5.99 a month billed monthly, both less than Pagewing. On the free plan, Pagewing records every open with its history and Mailtrack only the first. Pagewing pays off when you also pay for a screen recorder, a PDF editor, a screenshot tool or a link shortener: one subscription covers all of them. Put your own numbers in the calculator above.
Can I bring my Mailtrack history?
No. Emails you sent with Mailtrack carry its tracking pixel, so their opens keep going to Mailtrack and there's nothing for Pagewing to import. For a copy, Mailtrack exports its history as CSV on its Mailsuite plan. Pagewing tracks the emails you send from now on; turn Mailtrack off first so each email doesn't carry two trackers.
Does Pagewing add anything to my emails?
No line in your signature and no ad, on any plan. Tracking works through an invisible image in the email, as it does in Mailtrack, and you can turn it off for any email with the switch next to Send or keep addresses and domains on a never-track list.
How does Pagewing tell a real open from an automatic one?
Your own views and opens by mail servers, security scanners and Apple's delivery prefetch are left out of the count. Opens through Apple Mail's privacy protection are labelled as possibly automatic instead of counted as a sure read, so two check marks mean someone opened it.
Does it track link clicks?
Yes. On the free plan, links are tracked on 10 emails a month; Premium tracks links on every email, with a notification for each click.
Does it read my emails?
No. Pagewing stores each tracked email's subject, recipients and open times, never the message itself.
Does it work in Outlook or on my phone?
No. Pagewing tracks the emails you send from Gmail on the web in Chrome. Emails sent from the Gmail phone app or other mail apps aren't tracked; Mailtrack has an Outlook add-in and phone apps for that.
Is Pagewing free?
Yes. Every tool works on the free plan, with a few limits. Premium removes the limits and adds features like share links, PDF signatures and cloud storage, for every tool at once. Pro adds Office conversions, bookmark cleanups and AI summaries and branding for recordings on top. You only add a card if you decide to upgrade.
Try it before you cancel anything.
Every tool works on the free plan, so run it next to what you have now, then keep the subscriptions you still need.
Add to Chrome, freeMailtrack is a trademark of its owner, who isn't affiliated with or endorsing Pagewing. We name it only to compare the two.