Missive Pricing Overview

I’ve tried Spark, Outlook, Superhuman, and a few others, but Missive is by far the best email client I’ve used. The interface is clean, fast, and makes it easy to filter through emails quickly. Even though I don’t use their team collaboration tools (what they’re best known for), I love how all my accounts flow into one inbox. I’ve collected multiple email addresses over the years from school, work, and other projects, and Missive saves me from juggling tabs or apps.

Another huge plus is that there’s no limit on the number of email accounts I can connect, even on their most affordable plan. This alone has saved me so much hassle. Other platforms often restrict the number of accounts or charge more for added flexibility. So glad I chose Missive, honestly. Their customer service is also such a strength. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I do think the cost could be slightly cheaper. Currently I'm paying $18/month. If I wasn't drowning in e-mails and didn't need the organization Missive lends me, honestly I wouldn't be paying for this. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I found Missive to be better and more cost-effective than its competitor, Front. Setting up Missive was very easy and intuitive, especially connecting Gmail and Outlook accounts, and configuring signatures and template email responses. It facilitates team collaboration on emails related to different cases, which would otherwise require a separate ticket or help desk platform. I particularly appreciate the features for merging different emails and the templated emails, which aid in collaboration and organization. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the pricing aspect of Missive to be an area I would like to change. Although I appreciate its capabilities, the price point is something I believe could be improved for better value. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.