Email Tracker

Hβη M

2022-04-14

Just installed and tested it. It seems like a good extension.
The 4 stars are because it is the only add-on I found that works on other sites except Gmail, even though it has some small bugs on them. I have tried it on Yahoo, it does track mails but there is no "read" symbol on Yahoo, you have to open the extension icon to check. In Gmail it seems to be working fine.
It could also use a little better appearance, I hope it improves more in the future.
Overall, it does the work it's meant to do.

Nicolas Rossi

2022-04-12

Genial!

Austin Combs

2022-03-29

The service does NOT make it clear if it will be able to bypass Google's image caching feature. If it does not, then IP and geolocation data is thus invalidated in the "click to open" prospective. Obviously, Email Tracker IP/geolocation data will be able to return useful information when a link that's embedded in the email is clicked by the recipient. But, it is more critical to see this information upon simply opening the email and is a determining factor for me shelling out $50 for a yearly subscription to offload the work of creating my own pixel tracking setup.

P.S. I am not knocking your service and think it is great leveraging old technology. I think what would be an amazing pivot for your skills would be to create a new website (maybe under a different brand name) that allows people to generate tracking pixels in a easy step-by-step process under a web interface. This would allow people to put the pixels not only in emails, but in websites, texts, GIFs, etc very quick, easy, and with minimal programming skills. Call it TrackPixys.com (currently available for only $0.01 for the first year).

Considering there are ZERO websites that do this, you would be in prime niche territory, especially since email service providers have been making it harder for email marketers to do their job and the only other alternatives are expensive $30/mo services that leave out vital features (such as IP and geolocation data).

Right when a visitor lands on your website, do not baulk at prices or account sign-up. Just allow people to create tracking pixels on the homepage using a step-by-step: 1) Upload image or create a single pixel, 2) Set a domain name that you like (to avoid obvious tracking terms like "IPlogger.com/j5j6n390c"), 3) Select the data points that your are interested in (ex. IP, geolocation, device info, etc.) which allows you to trim down on processing resources 4) Enter email where the results will be sent for each open/click OR finally sign-up for a free/paid account to get access to an online dashboard for easy sorting.

Filter out the spammers and fraudsters trying to use your service by setting limits on the number of tracking pixels that are able to lead to one email address, originating IP address, and block IPs that try to create pixels which lead to blacklisted IPs.

Finally, improve your privacy policy! For a product that incurs certain liability, make it 3x longer for boosting consumer confidence in your service.

I'll adjust my rating and also pay for your service if you can provide a reply to my earlier question.

adirtywetduck

2022-03-21

Works well!

Shaun Underwood

2022-03-16

Hi, always loved this . sadly for the past two weeks is failed to work at all. does not show sent emails in tracker nor does it show when mails have been opened. I deleted and then re added Tracker but nothing works.. are you guys doing updates or have you stopped the free version . I hope you can help because its been a life saver thus far?