Mailreach

Name: Mailreach
Price: 19.5 USD

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What Mailreach is

MailReach is an email deliverability service for warming email accounts and checking where messages land. Its warmup activity uses a network of more than 30,000 high-reputation inboxes and supports up to 100 warming emails per day. Reputation monitoring tracks each address, shows account health by provider, and can send Slack alerts. Spam tests provide provider-level inbox placement views and checks for SPF, DKIM, DMARC, blacklists, links, seed-list rotation, spam words, and reverse DNS. MailReach works with any email service provider that supports SMTP, including Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, Brevo, Mailjet, Mailgun, SendGrid, Amazon SES, SparkPost, IONOS, and OVH. Its REST API can run tests, manage inboxes, retrieve deliverability statistics, and automate workflows in the app. API calls are free, while platform usage is billed through spam-test credits and warming seats. The All-In-One plan costs $19.50 a month and includes at least 20 spam-test credits and up to 100 daily warming emails. The Spam Tester plan costs $210 a month. MailReach lists a free plan and recommends at least 14 days of warmup before sending campaigns.

Who it suits

MailReach is for professional users seeking email account warmup, inbox placement checks, and reputation monitoring. It may suit teams using SMTP-supporting providers or automating deliverability workflows through an API.

What it does well

Warmup network has more than 30,000 inboxes.
Tracks reputation by address and email provider.
Spam tests include authentication and blacklist checks.
REST API can manage inboxes and automate workflows.
Customer support is available by email or chat.

What to know first

Services are exclusively for professional use.
MailReach recommends at least 14 days of warmup before campaigns.
API calls are free, but platform usage is billed.

Limits

The All-In-One plan costs $19.50 a month and includes at least 20 spam-test credits and up to 100 warming emails per day. MailReach recommends warming for at least 14 days without sending campaigns before starting campaigns.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
All-In-One	per mailbox; annual billing saves 20% · email warmer + spam tester · at least 20 spam-test credits · automated warmup · up to 100 emails/day · reputation dashboard · domain/inbox health checks	$19.50 a month
Spam Tester	pay-as-you-go display for 200 credits · 200 spam-test credits · one inbox-placement test/report per credit	$210 a month
Custom large-scale	automatic spam tests with Slack/webhook alerts · SPF, DKIM and DMARC checker · inbox placement by provider · blacklist checker · links checker · seed-list rotation · spam-words checker · reverse-DNS checker	On request
Large-scale / agency	custom quote · custom pricing for 100+ mailboxes or large-scale needs · agency pricing available	On request

As mailreach.co lists them, read 15 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Open the MailReach website.
Connect an email inbox through an email provider that supports SMTP.
Choose a plan, or use the API, which is free to call while platform usage is billed separately.
Allow an initial warmup phase of at least 14 days without sending campaigns.

Verdict

MailReach brings account warmup, reputation views, and detailed spam testing into one service. Allow for its recommended warmup period and review how platform usage is billed.

Questions

Does MailReach have a free plan?

Yes, a free plan is listed. The All-In-One paid plan is $19.50 a month, and Spam Tester costs $210 a month.

Which platforms does MailReach support?

The listed platforms are API and web. MailReach works with email providers that support SMTP, including Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, and others.

What does the All-In-One plan include?

At $19.50 a month, it includes an email warmer, spam tester, at least 20 spam-test credits, and up to 100 warming emails per day.

Does MailReach provide an API?

Yes. Its REST API can run spam tests, connect and manage inboxes, retrieve deliverability statistics, and automate workflows. API calls are free, while platform usage is billed for spam-test credits and warming seats.

Who makes MailReach, and where is it based?

A maker is not identified in the listed facts. MailReach is headquartered in Paris, France.

Can MailReach be used for personal purposes?

No. Its terms state that the services are exclusively for professional use.

Facts from Mailreach's own pages

API: The REST API can run spam tests, connect and manage inboxes, retrieve deliverability statistics and automate workflows in the MailReach app. · docs.mailreach.co, 1 Oct 2026
API availability: MailReach exposes a proprietary REST API using JSON at https://api.mailreach.co/api/v1 with Bearer API-key authentication. · docs.mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
API billing: API calls have no separate fee; account seats and spam-test usage are billed under the platform plan. · docs.mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
API capabilities: Documented API workflows cover one-time and automated spam tests, inbox connections, account statistics, alerts and webhook reactions. · docs.mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
API limitation: Webhook destinations and events are configured in the web Alerts interface because the API does not expose webhook-management endpoints. · docs.mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
API tooling: The reference offers a downloadable OpenAPI document and generated examples for Shell, Ruby, Node.js, PHP and Python. · docs.mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
Company facts: LinkedIn lists MailReach as founded in 2020, headquartered worldwide and employing 2–10 people. · linkedin.com, 15 Oct 2026
Company ownership: Crunchbase lists MailReach as an active for-profit company founded by Damien Brenelière and Florian Boulay, with 1–10 employees and no disclosed funding amount. · crunchbase.com, 15 Oct 2026
Co-pilot: Co-pilot analyzes email content and sending activity and offers deliverability recommendations. · mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
Core purpose: MailReach improves email deliverability by warming email accounts and testing inbox placement. · mailreach.co, 1 Oct 2026
Daily warmup volume: MailReach supports up to 100 warming emails per day. · mailreach.co, 1 Oct 2026
Documentation: The help center contains connection guides, SPF/DKIM instructions, Google suspension guidance, reputation recovery and technical troubleshooting articles. · help.mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
Email verifier: The verifier checks address lists to reduce invalid addresses and bounce rates. · mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
Email warmup: Warmup creates positive opens, replies, importance marks and spam removals through a network of high-reputation accounts. · mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
Headquarters: Paris, France · mailreach.co, 28 Sept 2026
Legal maker: The service is published by THE BRAIN COMPANY, SAS, registered at 10 rue de Penthièvre, Paris, France, RCS 899 225 684. · mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
License: The API documentation labels the software proprietary; no open-source licence or self-hosting option is stated. · docs.mailreach.co, 15 Oct 2026
Limit: cancellation complaints: Trustpilot reviewers allege subscriptions were reactivated and cards charged after cancellation. · trustpilot.com, 15 Oct 2026
Limit: management controls: Reviewers report limited bulk selection, grouping and engagement customization when managing many domains or addresses. · capterra.com, 15 Oct 2026
Limit: pricing scale: Independent reviews describe per-inbox pricing as expensive for small teams and increasingly costly as mailbox counts grow. · trulyinbox.com, 15 Oct 2026
Limit: reporting: Some G2 reviewers request deeper longitudinal reporting and time-based comparisons of deliverability results. · g2.com, 15 Oct 2026
Payment handling: Payment information for paid plans is sent to Stripe, and MailReach says it does not store that payment information on its own servers. · mailreach.co, 1 Oct 2026
Praise: deliverability: Reviewers commonly report improved inbox placement, sender reputation and campaign deliverability after warmup. · capterra.com, 15 Oct 2026
Praise: usability and support: G2, Capterra and Software Advice reviewers repeatedly describe setup and the interface as easy, with fast or highly responsive customer support. · g2.com, 15 Oct 2026