A Mailtrack alternative for Gmail email and link tracking.
Mailtrack (now Mailsuite) is the best-known Gmail tracker, famous for the double-checkmark read receipt. But that checkmark is almost all you get: it tells you an email was opened, not who opened it or where. Its free plan also stamps a “Sent with Mailtrack” signature onto your outgoing emails.
Which one is a better fit?
Choose Mailsuite when you want its broader document, campaign, and CRM tools. Choose Vero when you want a lighter Gmail tracker focused on classified opens, automatic links, and the device and network behind direct activity.
Public pricing and product details reviewed July 9, 2026. Source: Mailtrack's official site.
Vero vs Mailtrack, side by side.
| Feature | Vero | Mailtrack |
|---|---|---|
| Price (single seat) | $9/mo · $79/yr | Free–$11.99/mo |
| Available IP & network | When available (Pro) | No |
| Device & city | When available (Pro) | No |
| Automatic link tracking | Yes, even bare URLs | Yes (Advanced) |
| No signature on your emails | Yes | No (free adds a signature) |
| Automated-activity filtering | Yes | Limited |
| Works inside Gmail | Yes | Yes |
Reasons to consider Vero.
- See available IP, network, device, browser, and location context behind direct clicks and opens.
- No signature is ever added to your emails, on free or paid.
- Bare URLs you paste get turned into tracked links automatically.
- One flat price ($9/mo) for Vero Pro's full tracking detail.
See how Vero tracks Gmail link clicks, including a recorded demo and the fields in a click report. For image blocking, privacy proxies, and automated requests, read about email tracking limitations.