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Mimestream

Communication · mimestream.com

$4.99/moPaid · billed monthly

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Mac users who run Gmail accounts use Mimestream, a native macOS email client built on the Gmail API. It supports Gmail labels and categories, snooze, templates, undo send and a unified inbox across several accounts, and it blocks email trackers. A subscription is the only way to keep using it after the trial.

Facts at a glance

FactValueSource
CompanyMimestream, LLC, St. Petersburg, Florida, United Statesmimestream.com/about, checked 5 Nov 2026
Launched2020. Public beta opened in the fall of 2020mimestream.com/about, checked 5 Nov 2026
Free trial14 days, no card requiredmimestream.com/pricing, checked 5 Nov 2026
Starting price$4.99/momimestream.com/pricing, checked 5 Nov 2026
PlatformsmacOSmimestream.com, checked 5 Nov 2026

Pricing & plans

Starts at

$4.99/mo

USD, billed monthly

Model

Paid

Trial

Yes

14 days, no card required

Price tiers

PlanPer monthPer yearUsage, as the vendor states it
Individual$4.99/mo$49.99/yrAll your Google accounts on up to 5 devices, with sharing for immediate family
Group$4.99/mo$49.99/yrPriced per seat, adds centralized billing and seat management

Prices are the vendor's list prices in USD.

Source: mimestream.com/pricing, checked 5 Nov 2026

Features & platforms

  • Gmail inbox categories, labels and filters

  • Snooze messages to return later

  • Templates with fillable variables

  • Undo send and send and archive in one step

  • Several Gmail accounts with a unified inbox

  • Tracking prevention for 75+ common services

  • macOS

Sources: mimestream.com, checked 5 Nov 2026

Alternatives

Sources: sparkmailapp.com/pricing, shortwave.com/pricing, thunderbird.net/en-US

Also in Communication on Tools.us.org: Bubbles, Campsite, Circle, Clarityflow, Discord, Grain, Loom, Shortwave, Slack, Supernormal, Zoom

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