Mixmax vs. Right Inbox:  two ways to follow up from Gmail

Yes, on its paid plans. Right Inbox's email sequences send a follow-up if the person doesn't reply, and cancel the scheduled follow-ups as soon as they do (Right Inbox's email sequences page).

Mixmax does the same thing. Its free plan includes follow-ups for up to 50 sequence recipients a month.

Right Inbox is simple and cheap. It adds send later, reminders, recurring emails, templates, private notes and email tracking to Gmail, and its paid plan starts at $7.95 per user a month billed yearly. It works in Chrome, Safari and Firefox, and its site says it has 12,000+ Chrome Web Store reviews.

If you want a handful of Gmail productivity tools for one inbox at a low price, it's a good fit.

Yes, on paid plans. Right Inbox Professional is $7.95 per user a month billed yearly ($9.95 monthly). Mixmax starts at $29 per user a month billed yearly ($34 monthly).

Mixmax's free plan includes automatic follow-ups, which Right Inbox's free plan doesn't. Mixmax also adds booking links and Salesforce and HubSpot sync.

Yes. Set "Remind me if no reply" when you send, and the email comes back to the top of your inbox if they haven't answered by then. If you'd rather not write the follow-up by hand, add one that Mixmax sends for you.

Choose Right Inbox if you want low-cost Gmail tools for your own inbox, like send later, recurring emails and reminders, and you're happy to pay for sequences.

Choose Mixmax if follow-ups are the job: you want them on the free plan, sent in the same thread, stopped when people reply, and synced to Salesforce or HubSpot when you need it. Our guides on how to follow up after no response and on automated email follow-up tools cover both approaches.