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Yesware

Email tracking and lightweight sales engagement plugin for Gmail and Outlook inboxes.

★★★★☆4.4 on G2 (830+ reviews)

Overview

Yesware is an email tracking and sales engagement tool, founded in 2010 and now owned by Vendasta, that lives as an add-on inside Gmail or Outlook. It tracks email opens, link clicks, and attachment views, and adds templates, campaigns, and meeting scheduling on top of the inbox rather than a standalone platform.

Best for: When a small to mid-size team mainly needs email tracking and lightweight sequencing inside its existing inbox.

Key features

Email open and click tracking
Attachment view tracking
Email templates and template analytics
Multi-step email campaigns and sequences
Meeting scheduler
Salesforce integration and sync
Team reporting and analytics dashboards
Mail merge for personalized bulk sends

Pricing

PlanPriceIncludes
Pro$15
/user/mo
Email/attachment tracking, templates, individual reporting, billed annually
Premium$35
/user/mo
Adds campaigns/sequences, team analytics, Salesforce integration, meeting scheduler
Enterprise$65
/user/mo
Adds advanced analytics, API access, SSO, priority support

Pricing changes often. Verify current pricing on the vendor site before you buy.

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Simple, inbox-native setup with fast rep adoption
  • Reliable open/click/attachment tracking
  • Long track record since 2010 with a mature G2 rating
  • Salesforce integration on higher tiers

Cons

  • No phone number database or dialer, purely an email add-on
  • Sequences and team features gated behind pricier tiers
  • Limited multichannel support compared to full sales engagement platforms
  • Enterprise pricing gets expensive per seat at scale

Integrations

GmailOutlookSalesforceGoogle CalendarOffice 365

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Reviewed July 2026. Data compiled from public sources; ratings via G2.