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Top 9 Email Management Software Companies (November 2026)

As of November 2026, Latka tracks 9 email management software companies. They have combined revenues of $21.9M and employ 144 people. They have raised $400K and serve 100K customers combined.

Every company below sells email management software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.

What Email Management Software Companies do

Email Management Software refers to tools designed to assist individuals and organizations in organizing, managing, and optimizing their email communication. These systems help users filter, sort, prioritize, and automate email handling processes, making it easier to cope with the influx of emails. Common features include automated sorting, email tracking, template responses, and integration with other business applications. Typical use cases for email management software include improving team collaboration, streamlining customer communications, and facilitating email marketing campaigns. Buyer personas often include roles like sales teams managing customer inquiries, customer support personnel addressing client requests, and marketing professionals executing large-scale email campaigns. Overall, these tools aim to enhance productivity and coordination by transforming how email is utilized within a business setting.

Companies
9
Revenue
$21.9M
Funding
$400K
Employees
144

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Top Email Management Software Companies by revenue

Showing 9 of 9 companies ranked by annual revenue.

1Boomerang logo
Boomerang

Mountain View, California, United States

Boomerang, founded in 2010 and headquartered in California, is a bootstrapped email productivity software company that operates a freemium SaaS model. The company invented the email snooze button now found in Gmail, Outlook, Superhuman, and Slack, and has since expanded into meeting scheduling and inbox management tools. As of 2024, Boomerang generates approximately $8 million in annual recurring revenue with a team of 19 people, having reached profitability within 18 months of founding on a single $400,000 seed round raised in 2010. The company has never raised additional capital and has been profitable every year since approximately 2012. CEO Aye Moah reported that Boomerang has converted every dollar of outside investment into roughly $125 in cumulative revenue, and has returned 5x on the original investment to shareholders through dividends. In 2024, the company declared a year of experiments, executing 44 experiments in eight months that collectively generated approximately $500,000 in incremental ARR, equal to about 6 percent of total revenue.

Revenue
$8M
Year founded
2010
Funding
$400K
Team size
19
2SuiteFiles logo
SuiteFiles

Wellington, Wellington Region, New Zealand

Save 235+ hours a year with a better way of managing your documents. SuiteFiles combines document and email management, templates, auto-filing, secure client communication, unlimited document signing, and the integrations you need together in one seamless experience. Integrations include Xero Practice Manager, Karbon, Microsoft 365, Quickbooks Online, WorkflowMax, and more.

Revenue
$3.4M
Year founded
2012
Team size
31
3Ideagen Mail Manager logo
Ideagen Mail Manager

West End, England, United Kingdom

Ideagen Mail Manager is a dynamic software company that delivers intelligent email management software. Ideagen Mail Manager supports over 3,500 businesses and 100,000 users across multiple industries worldwide. Our Mail Manager software was designed and developed in 2003 by the software house of Arup. In 2016, Mail Manager software transferred to its own company Mail Manager Limited, and today is part of Ideagen. Mail Manager reduces the time and complexity out of filing and searching for emails and attachments. Using AI, it quickly learns your filing behaviours and prompts you to file emails which can then be automatically deleted from your Inbox to keep it tidy. It simplifies every part of managing your emails, and gives you peace of mind that all your important data is safe and can be found by you and your team at the click of a button. By seamlessly integrating with Microsoft Outlook, Mail Manager makes filing, finding, storing and sharing emails a breeze, creating a more efficient way of working. Made for team collaboration, Mail Manager is a scalable software solution as our customers range from 5 users to businesses with more than 10,000 users.

Revenue
$3.1M
Year founded
2016
Team size
28
4Fyxer AI logo
Fyxer AI

San Francisco, California, United States

Fyxer AI organizes your inbox, drafts extraordinary emails in your tone of voice, and writes better-than-human meeting notes. 14 day free trial. Set up in 30 seconds. No credit card required. Pay and add your team later. Designed for teams that use Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Teams, Google Meet or Zoom.

Revenue
$2.9M
Year founded
2023
Team size
26
5SaneBox, Inc. logo
SaneBox, Inc.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

SaneBox is the leading email organization tool for 12+ years. Winner of PCMag Editors' Choice winner naming "It's the top productivity app we've ever reviewed." Its AI keeps your inbox organized, with lots of features to help you save 3+ hours/week. Works wherever you check email - on all clients and devices.

Revenue
$2.3M
Team size
12
6ToogleBox logo
ToogleBox

Miami, Florida, United States

The only centralized platform for Google Workspace features automation, simplifying super admin workflow, automating tasks, and enhancing productivity and collaboration

Revenue
$1.4M
Team size
13
7Inbox Zero logo
Inbox Zero

United States

Inbox Zero is an AI-powered email management platform that helps users clean up their inbox, automate responses, block unwanted emails, and gain insights into their email habits. It aims to reduce email-related stress and improve productivity by streamlining email workflows.

Revenue
$330K
Year founded
2023
Team size
3
8Loop Email logo
Loop Email

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

Developer of a cloud-based business email management platform designed to allow teams to share ideas, tasks and updates. The company's business email management platform offers collaboration tools such as email organization, business chats, news-feeds, messenger, task and project management, productivity applications as well as document and file sharing applications, enabling teams to collaborate instantly from any location and from any device.

Revenue
$324.9K
Year founded
2005
Team size
11
9FollowUpThen logo
FollowUpThen

San Jose, California, United States

FollowUpThen is an email-based personal assistant that sends you exactly what you need

Revenue
$148.8K
Customers
100K
Year founded
2017
Team size
1

Frequently asked questions about Email Management Software Companies

How many email management software companies are there?

Latka tracks 9 email management software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $21.9M in annual revenue and employ 144 people.

Which email management software company is the largest?

Boomerang is the largest, with $8M in annual revenue, founded in 2010.

How much revenue does a typical email management software company make?

The average email management software company in this list makes $2.4M a year, across 9 companies with reported revenue. They serve 100K customers combined.

Who are the leading Email Management software vendors?

Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Boomerang, SuiteFiles, Ideagen Mail Manager, Fyxer AI and SaneBox, Inc..

How much funding have email management software companies raised?

The 9 email management software companies tracked here have raised $400K in disclosed funding between them.

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Inclusion Criteria

- The software must provide tools for sorting and organizing emails. - It must include features for tracking email opens and responses. - Should support automation of repetitive email tasks. - Must offer integration capabilities with other tools and platforms. - Not just for personal use; must support team-based collaboration and workflow management.