Best Mailtrack Alternative: Free Gmail Email Tracker With No Watermark

Why people look for a Mailtrack alternative

Mailtrack is one of the best-known Gmail trackers, but its free plan adds a "Sent with Mailtrack" signature to your emails. For freelancers, recruiters and sales people that line can look unprofessional and tells every recipient that the email is tracked.

Most people switching want three things: no watermark, clear read receipts inside Gmail, and a fair price when they need more than the basics.

What Track My Mails does differently

Track My Mails adds no signature, banner or watermark on any plan — including Free. Your email looks exactly as you wrote it.

• ✓ / ✓✓ ticks right inside Gmail's Sent list and open email
• Open and link-click tracking with a full timeline per email
• Every Gmail account in your browser on one plan
• Instant push alerts plus a one-click "Needs follow-up" filter
• Mili, an AI assistant that finds hot leads and unopened emails from a plain sentence

Quick comparison checklist

Before choosing any email tracker, check these points on its pricing page — they matter more than the feature list:

• Does the free plan add a signature or watermark to your emails?
• Are your own opens filtered out so you don't get false reads?
• Can one plan cover several Gmail accounts?
• Are link clicks tracked separately from opens?
• Is there a price lock, so renewals don't jump?

Pricing in plain words

Track My Mails has a Free plan, early-access Pro from $3.99/month or $39/year with a price lock, and a one-time $299 Lifetime plan. Every new account starts with a free Pro trial, no card required. See the pricing page for current device and team options.

How to switch in two minutes

Install the Chrome extension, sign in with Google, and send an email as usual. The single tick appears in Gmail when it's sent with tracking, and turns into a double tick when it's opened. You can uninstall your old tracker afterwards — the two don't need to run together.