Pricing

Four levels of the same assistant.

Use your own AI key and pay next to nothing for the engine, or let anymail run it. Every level includes the whole product; what changes is who pays for the AI and how many people it covers.

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No card · Last 400 emails analyzed

Specification
 Bring your own key€8 / moStart free trial
Most takenManaged€16 / moStart free trial
 Teams€12/ user / moStart free trial
 EnterpriseCustomTalk to us
AI runs onyour provider accountanymail managedanymail managedanymail managed
API key to manageyours — any providernonenonenone
Statuses, topics, smart labelsincludedincludedincludedincluded
Unsubscribe + sweepincludedincludedincludedincluded
Learns your judgmentper mailboxper mailboxper mailboxper mailbox
Reply draftsbetabetabeta
Connected mailboxesunlimitedunlimitedunlimitedunlimited
Seats11from 3custom
Shared team profilesincludedcentral
Data-processing termsstandardstandardstandardcustom
Supportemailpriorityonboarding help

All levels: 7-day trial · No card · Annual billing = 2 months free

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Questions

Before you connect anything.

What does bringing your own key actually cost me?

You pay your AI provider directly for what anymail uses. Classification is a small task, so most inboxes come to a few cents a month on a model like DeepSeek or Claude Haiku.

Which providers can I connect?

Any of them. Claude, OpenAI, DeepSeek, Kimi, or a local and self-hosted model — if it has an API, anymail can use it. You can set a different key per mailbox.

How does the free trial work?

Connect Gmail and get seven days free with your last 400 emails analyzed, no card required. Subscribe when you want to keep going and unlock full backfill.

Can I mix plans across mailboxes?

Yes. Point one mailbox at your own key and let another run on the managed engine.

Do you send email for me?

Never. anymail organizes and drafts; you approve and send. The security page spells this out.