Mixmax

Mixmax

sales engagement

Reviewed byRaphael Berrebi|GTM Automation Specialist|Jan 18, 2026
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Mixmax is a Gmail-native sales productivity platform that adds email tracking, automated sequences, meeting scheduling, and CRM automation directly into your Gmail inbox. Unlike standalone sales engagement platforms (Outreach, SalesLoft) that require switching tabs, Mixmax embeds features as a Chrome extension—making Gmail your complete sales workspace.

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Overview

Mixmax is a Gmail-native sales productivity platform that adds email tracking, automated sequences, meeting scheduling, and CRM automation directly into your Gmail inbox. Unlike standalone sales engagement platforms (Outreach, SalesLoft) that require switching tabs, Mixmax embeds features as a Chrome extension—making Gmail your complete sales workspace.

The positioning: Mixmax is the "Gmail power user" tool for teams that live in their inbox. You get enterprise-grade sales features (tracking, sequences, Salesforce sync) without leaving Gmail. However, this Gmail-exclusive focus is both a strength (seamless workflow) and limitation (excludes Outlook users, less robust than dedicated cold email tools).

Quick Facts:

  • Category: Gmail Sales Productivity & Engagement
  • Pricing: FREE plan (limited), $34-89/user/month paid (14-day trial)
  • Best For: Gmail-only sales teams (5-50 reps) using Salesforce or HubSpot CRM

What Mixmax Does

Mixmax transforms Gmail into a sales engagement platform by adding tracking, templates, sequences, meeting scheduling, and CRM automation as native Gmail features. Instead of managing campaigns in a separate tool (Mailshake, Outreach), you create sequences, track opens/clicks, and schedule meetings directly from Gmail compose window or inbox view.

Core Features

  • Real-Time Email Tracking: See when prospects open emails, click links, or download attachments—with instant desktop/mobile notifications
  • Email Sequences: Create multi-touch campaigns (initial email + follow-ups) that send automatically from Gmail with conditional logic (pause if prospect replies)
  • Email Templates & Snippets: Save frequently-used email copy and insert with shortcuts (type "/intro" → inserts intro email template)
  • Meeting Scheduling: Embed calendar availability in emails (prospects click to book, no back-and-forth)
  • Salesforce/HubSpot Sync: Auto-log emails, tasks, and activities to CRM records (eliminates manual data entry)
  • AI Copilots: Inbox Copilot (email summaries, suggested replies), Meeting Copilot (scheduling intelligence), Engagement Copilot (sequence recommendations)

Our Take: Mixmax is ideal for sales teams who resist adopting "yet another tool." By living in Gmail, it reduces friction—reps use familiar Gmail interface with superpowers added. Salesforce sync is particularly strong (auto-logs everything to CRM without rep action). However, Gmail-only limitation excludes ~40% of business users on Outlook, and $34-89/user/mo pricing is steep for basic tracking. Choose Mixmax if you're a Gmail+Salesforce shop prioritizing zero-friction adoption. Use Yesware ($15-65/mo) for Outlook+Gmail support, or HubSpot Sales (free) for budget-conscious teams.

Key Features

Gmail-Native Email Tracking (Mixmax's Core Strength)

Mixmax tracks every email you send from Gmail with real-time notifications when prospects open, click, or engage. Tracking data appears directly in Gmail inbox (icons show open/click counts next to email threads) and as desktop/mobile push notifications (e.g., "John Doe just opened your email for the 3rd time").

Why it matters: Instant open notifications let reps follow up at optimal moments. If a prospect opens your email 3X in 10 minutes, they're highly interested—call them immediately vs waiting days for a follow-up sequence.

Comparison: Similar to Yesware, but Mixmax's Gmail integration is deeper (more seamless UI, better inline tracking visualization). However, Yesware supports Outlook+Gmail vs Mixmax Gmail-only.

Multi-Touch Email Sequences (Automated Follow-Ups)

Create sequences with initial email + 3-7 follow-ups that send automatically from Gmail. Set delays (e.g., "Wait 3 days, then send follow-up"), customize send times (9am-5pm local time), and use conditional logic (pause sequence if prospect replies or books meeting).

Limitation: Mixmax sequences are simpler than dedicated cold email tools (Lemlist, Mailshake). No A/B testing for subject lines, limited personalization options (merge tags only), and free plan caps at 50 sends/day (paid plans unlimited).

Use case: Best for warm follow-ups (e.g., following up after demo, nurturing inbound leads) vs high-volume cold outreach. For cold email, use Lemlist or Mailshake with more robust features.

Salesforce & HubSpot Deep Integration

Mixmax auto-logs every email, task, and activity to Salesforce or HubSpot CRM records without manual rep action. When you send an email from Gmail to a CRM contact, Mixmax syncs it to their timeline automatically. When you schedule a task or book a meeting, it appears in CRM.

Why it matters: Sales reps hate CRM data entry. Mixmax eliminates 80-90% of manual logging by auto-syncing Gmail activity to CRM. Managers get accurate visibility into rep activity without nagging reps to update CRM.

Supported CRMs: Salesforce (native, deepest integration), HubSpot (native), others via Zapier.

Meeting Scheduling (Embedded Calendar Links)

Embed calendar availability directly in emails ("Pick a time that works for you" with clickable time slots). Prospects see your availability and book instantly—no back-and-forth email ping-pong. Includes timezone detection, buffer time between meetings, and round-robin assignment for team scheduling.

Comparison: Similar to Calendly or Chili Piper, but embedded in Gmail (no separate scheduling page). However, Calendly's free tier is more generous (unlimited meetings vs Mixmax's free plan limitations).

AI Copilots (Inbox, Meeting, Engagement)

Mixmax includes three AI assistants:

  • Inbox Copilot: Summarizes long email threads, suggests replies based on context
  • Meeting Copilot: Analyzes calendar patterns and suggests optimal meeting times
  • Engagement Copilot: Recommends which prospects to follow up with and suggests email copy

Honest assessment: Useful for high email volume (50+ emails/day) but not game-changing. AI summaries save time on long threads, but reply suggestions still require editing. Consider it a bonus feature, not a primary reason to choose Mixmax.

Pricing

PlanPriceEmail SendsKey FeaturesLimitations
FREE$050 sends/dayEmail tracking, basic templates, meeting schedulingNo sequences, no Salesforce/HubSpot sync, 50 send limit
Growth$34/user/moUnlimitedEverything FREE + sequences, CRM sync, A/B testing (limited), shared templatesBasic sequence features, limited automation
Growth + AI$49/user/moUnlimitedEverything Growth + AI Copilots (Inbox, Meeting, Engagement)AI features still maturing
Pro$89/user/moUnlimitedEverything Growth + AI + advanced analytics, custom workflows, team collaborationHigh cost for SMB teams

14-day free trial of full bundle (Inbox, Meeting, Engagement Copilot) with no credit card required.

Best value: Most SMB teams (5-25 reps) should start with Growth plan ($34/user/mo) to get sequences and Salesforce/HubSpot sync—the core features that justify Mixmax. Growth + AI ($49/mo) is worth it if your reps handle 50+ emails/day and need AI summaries. Pro plan ($89/mo) is overkill unless you need advanced team analytics.

Better Value Alternatives:

  • HubSpot Sales: FREE tier includes email tracking (50 sends/day), templates, meeting scheduling—$0 vs Mixmax $34+/mo
  • Yesware: $15-65/user/mo with Outlook+Gmail support (vs Mixmax Gmail-only) at lower starting price
  • Mailtrack: $4.99/mo unlimited email tracking (vs Mixmax $34/mo) if you only need tracking

Pros & Cons

Advantages

Lives in Gmail (No Tab-Switching)

All features embedded in Gmail inbox via Chrome extension, eliminating context-switching and increasing adoption

Deep Salesforce/HubSpot Integration

Auto-logs emails, tasks, activities to CRM without manual rep action (saves 15-30 minutes daily per rep)

Real-Time Email Tracking with Instant Notifications

Desktop/mobile push notifications when prospects open/click emails enable timely follow-ups

14-Day Free Trial (No Credit Card)

Test full platform before committing to paid plan (unlike Mailshake which requires upfront payment)

Disadvantages

Gmail-Only (No Outlook Support)

Excludes ~40% of business users on Microsoft Outlook. Use Yesware ($15-65/mo) for Outlook+Gmail dual support.

Higher Pricing Than Alternatives

$34-89/user/mo vs HubSpot Sales (free tier), Yesware ($15-65/mo), or Mailtrack ($4.99/mo unlimited tracking)

Limited Cold Email Features vs Dedicated Tools

No A/B testing for subject lines, basic personalization, restrictive free plan (50 sends/day). Use Lemlist ($39/mo) or Mailshake ($59/mo) for robust cold email.

Free Plan Too Limited (50 Sends/Day, No Sequences)

HubSpot Sales offers better free tier (50 sends/day PLUS templates, tracking, meeting scheduling). Mixmax free plan lacks sequences and CRM sync.

Use Cases

Use Case 1: Salesforce Sales Team (15 reps) Needing CRM Auto-Logging

Scenario: A B2B SaaS company (100 employees, $10M ARR) uses Salesforce CRM and Gmail. Sales reps complain about spending 30-60 minutes daily logging emails and activities to Salesforce, reducing selling time.

Why Mixmax Works:

  • Auto-logs every Gmail email to Salesforce contact records (eliminates 90% of manual CRM data entry)
  • Email tracking shows which prospects are engaging (opens, clicks) without leaving Gmail
  • Sequences automate follow-ups for demo requests and trial nurturing
  • Lives in Gmail interface—no separate platform for reps to learn/adopt

Outcome: 15 reps × 30 min/day saved = 7.5 hours daily (37.5 hours weekly) reclaimed for selling. CRM data accuracy improves from ~60% (manual entry) to ~95% (auto-logging). Mixmax costs $34/user/mo × 15 = $510/month ($6,120/year).

ROI: 37.5 hours weekly × $50/hour avg rep cost = $1,875/week value ($97,500/year) vs $6,120 Mixmax cost = 16X ROI.

Use Case 2: Small Sales Team (5 reps) Upgrading from Free Gmail

Scenario: A 5-person sales team currently uses Gmail without tracking or automation. They want to add email tracking to prioritize follow-ups with engaged prospects and schedule meetings efficiently without email back-and-forth.

Why Mixmax Works:

  • Real-time tracking with instant open notifications lets reps follow up when prospects are actively reading emails
  • Embedded meeting scheduling (calendar links in emails) eliminates 5-10 email exchanges per meeting booked
  • Templates save reps 15-20 minutes daily on repetitive emails (intros, follow-ups, case studies)
  • 14-day trial lets team test before committing

Outcome: Reps book 2-3X more meetings by following up when prospects open emails (vs random follow-up timing). Meeting scheduling saves 5-10 hours weekly (25-50 email exchanges eliminated). Reply rates increase 30-50% with templated, consistent messaging.

Cost: $34/user/mo × 5 = $170/month ($2,040/year) vs HubSpot Sales free tier (50 sends/day) or Yesware ($15/user/mo × 5 = $75/month).

Alternative: Try HubSpot Sales free tier first if budget is tight—covers basic tracking and scheduling at $0.

Integrations

Explore All 90+ Integrations

View the complete integration directory on Mixmax's official website

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Native Integrations

  • {tool: "gmail", description: "Deep integration - lives in Gmail inbox as Chrome extension with inline tracking, sequences, templates"}
  • {tool: "salesforce", description: "Auto-log emails, tasks, activities to Salesforce records; 2-way sync for contacts and opportunities"}
  • {tool: "hubspot", description: "Auto-log Gmail activity to HubSpot CRM; sync contacts, deals, and engagement data"}
  • {tool: "google-calendar", description: "Meeting scheduling syncs with Google Calendar availability; auto-creates events when prospects book"}
  • {tool: "slack", description: "Notifications for email opens, replies, and meeting bookings delivered to Slack channels"}

Via Zapier

  • {tool: "zapier", description: "Connect Mixmax to 1,000+ apps including Airtable, Google Sheets, Pipedrive, and other CRMs"}

Alternatives

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mixmax worth it?

Yes, for Gmail-only sales teams (5-50 reps) using Salesforce or HubSpot CRM who want to eliminate manual CRM data entry and work from their inbox. Mixmax's deep CRM integration auto-logs emails/tasks (saves 15-30 min daily per rep) and Gmail-native interface increases adoption. However, $34-89/user/month is expensive for basic tracking—consider HubSpot Sales (free tier) or Yesware ($15-65/mo) for lower cost. Outlook users must use Yesware instead (Mixmax is Gmail-only).

How much does Mixmax cost?

Mixmax pricing: FREE plan (50 sends/day, basic tracking, no sequences), Growth ($34/user/mo, sequences + CRM sync), Growth + AI ($49/user/mo, AI Copilots), Pro ($89/user/mo, advanced analytics). All paid plans include 14-day free trial, no credit card required. Cheaper alternatives: HubSpot Sales (free tier), Yesware ($15-65/mo), Mailtrack ($4.99/mo unlimited tracking).

Is Mixmax better than Yesware?

Depends on email platform. Mixmax has deeper Gmail integration with better UI and more features (AI Copilots, advanced sequences). However, Yesware costs less ($15-65/mo vs Mixmax $34-89/mo) and supports Outlook+Gmail (vs Mixmax Gmail-only). Choose Mixmax for Gmail-exclusive teams prioritizing best-in-class Gmail experience. Choose Yesware for mixed Outlook/Gmail environments or budget-conscious teams.

Does Mixmax work with Outlook?

No, Mixmax does NOT support Microsoft Outlook—it is Gmail-only via Chrome extension. If you or your team uses Outlook, use Yesware ($15-65/user/mo) for Outlook+Gmail support, or Outreach ($100+/user/mo) for enterprise Outlook workflows. Mixmax is designed exclusively for Google Workspace (Gmail) teams.

Can Mixmax replace Outreach or SalesLoft?

Partially. Mixmax offers similar features (email tracking, sequences, CRM sync, meeting scheduling) at lower cost ($34-89/mo vs Outreach $100+/mo), but is less robust for high-volume cold outreach (no LinkedIn, limited multichannel). Use Mixmax for warm follow-ups and Gmail-native teams (5-50 reps). Use Outreach/SalesLoft for enterprise-scale cold outreach with Outlook support and multichannel capabilities (email + phone + LinkedIn).

What's the best Mixmax alternative?

Yesware ($15-65/user/mo with Outlook+Gmail support) for mixed email environments, HubSpot Sales (free tier for basic tracking + scheduling) for budget-conscious teams, or Mailshake ($59/user/mo with A/B testing) for dedicated cold email campaigns. Choose alternative based on needs: Yesware for cross-platform, HubSpot for free tier, Mailshake for cold email volume. Keep Mixmax if Gmail+Salesforce integration and zero-friction adoption are priorities.

  • Yesware: $15-65/user/mo email tracking and sequences with Outlook+Gmail support. Best cross-platform Mixmax alternative.
  • HubSpot Sales: FREE tier includes email tracking (50 sends/day), templates, meeting scheduling. Best budget Mixmax alternative.
  • Mailshake: $59/user/mo dedicated cold email platform with A/B testing (10 variations). Best for high-volume cold outreach vs Mixmax warm follow-ups.
  • Lemlist: $39/user/mo cold email + LinkedIn automation. Best multichannel alternative vs Mixmax email-only.

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