Mixmax vs. Streak

Mixmax is very well suited for sharing calendar availability via email with a client. Multiple time blocks can be shared, and the bridge between Gmail and other colleagues allows you to hold a meeting time on calendars to prevent overbooking with colleagues. This is extremely helpful when scheduling a large call and juggling many people's schedules.

If you receive a notification that a prospect just read your email and you don't receive a response, you're then aware they've received it and your pitch or product is on their mind -- making a call later that day all the more effective.

Incentivized

• The scheduling integration is really easy for email recipients. It is quite literally one-click for them to schedule an event from a meeting time list interface.
• The interface is extremely well-designed and intuitive across the board. This makes it really easy to learn their software and integrate it into your workflow.
• Their pricing is *extremely* convenient for startups. Their "starter" plan is extremely affordable (currently $9/month/user), and includes unlimited tracking, templates, reminders, automation, etc... Basically, everything you would need to upgrade your email automation workflow.

Incentivized

• The e-mail tracking feature is easy to use and very handy.
• The snippets feature are very good, have shortcuts to use and save a lot of time.
• Having a CRM platform inside your Gmail/Gsuite account is great for improving the use in a day to day basis.

Incentivized

• On occasion, Mixmax fails to sync to my email and I've had to reach out to support to remedy the issue.
• Offering "link click tracking" for the lowest plan would be great for users, especially those new to the software so they can realize more of the benefits.
• For the lower plan, I wish email opens were able to be tracked when sending to multiple people in the same email.

Incentivized

• Streak could improve in the way it first integrates into Gmail. When you clear Cache and Cookies it disconnects and then you can accidentally send out emails without open-tracking.
• It could improve by having a better import system for importing data into the "boxes" used for mail merges.
• It could be improved by having the ability to split reminders for companies, based on who you talked to.

Incentivized

Every time I have reached out to Mixmax I automatically get an email from a trained professional who has perfect insight into my issue with an understandable reason to why I am having and issue offers me a solution. The wait time is only around 5 minutes and they are always offering sympathy in certain situations.

Incentivized

They do a great job of explaining the product beforehand so support interaction is not needed as much.

Truly is easier for phone capabilities (letting customers call you back and having it go to your phone but still being a fake number), while mixmax is much better for email sending and tracking via gmail. Truly had no email capabilities when I was using it, so it was only helpful for phone. However mixmax could improve its phone capabilities

Incentivized

HubSpot was almost too freeform, I had a hard time grasping how it could work for me because there was so much that could be changed around. Streak was so easy to figure out without much time invested and I like that it just lives in my Gmail without needing to go to a separate website/login.

Incentivized

• Email tracking gives me the results of emails, whether or not the client is interested when they open and read the email which makes it the best platform.
• The automated sending email is the big feature in Mixmax, the system automatically send the email on respective entries which actually saves the time and help in be productive at work.

Incentivized

• As soon as we started using streak to email our list it cut down my time significantly. No longer did I have to copy and paste emails to everyone.
• Being able to track responses and follow up is amazing.
• Being able to contact people who are recommended to us but are not yet on our sales list has been huge.

Incentivized