Fusomail vs Mailmeteor: an honest comparison
Both send a personal email to everyone on your list from your own Gmail. Mailmeteor is the fuller product. Fusomail is newer and simpler, and its prices are set per currency. Here is where each one is better, with the source for every fact about Mailmeteor.
Checked on 4 November 2026. Every fact about Mailmeteor links to where it says so.
Mailmeteor may suit you better if
- You want reply detection and automatic follow-ups in the same product.
- You also send from Outlook or through your own mail server.
- You want the larger free plan: 500 emails a month against 200.
- You pay in US dollars and euros, where its first paid plan costs less.
- You want the website and help in Spanish, French or German.
Fusomail may suit you better if
- You pay in rupees, where Fusomail’s first paid plan costs less, with a GST invoice for rupee plans.
- You want to send more in a day on the first paid plan: up to 400 on personal Gmail and 1,500 on Workspace, against 250.
- You keep your list in Excel and want to upload the .xlsx file as it is.
- You would rather not track opens at all: Fusomail counts clicks only, because open counts are guesses.
How each one works
Mailmeteor
Fusomail
Fusomail is one web app with nothing to install. You connect a Gmail or Google Workspace account, upload a CSV or Excel file, write one email with merge fields, and it sends at a pace your account allows.
Side by side
Rows where Mailmeteor is better, rows where Fusomail is, and rows where it comes down to how you work.
| Mailmeteor | Fusomail | Edge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Email providers | MailmeteorGmail, Outlook and many more through SMTP. Source | FusomailGmail and Google Workspace. Microsoft Outlook and other providers are planned. | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Free plan | Mailmeteor50 emails a day, 500 a month, 3 campaigns. Source | Fusomail200 emails a month, 1 Gmail sender, no time limit and no card. | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Emails a month, by plan | MailmeteorStarter 5,000, Premium 30,000, Professional 60,000 Source | FusomailStarter 5,000, Premium 30,000 (coming soon), Pro 60,000 (coming soon) | Edge: Even |
| Emails a day, first paid plan | MailmeteorStarter: 250 a day. Source | FusomailStarter: up to 400 on personal Gmail and 1,500 on Workspace, per account. | Edge: Fusomail |
| Gmail accounts, by plan | MailmeteorStarter 1, Premium 5, Professional 10 Source | FusomailStarter 1, Premium 3 (coming soon), Pro 10 (coming soon) | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Paying for a year | Mailmeteor3 months free. Source | Fusomail2 months free. | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Reply detection | MailmeteorOn Starter and up. Source | FusomailNot yet: spotting replies needs permission to read your inbox, which Fusomail does not ask for. Replies arrive in your Gmail as usual. | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Automatic follow-ups | MailmeteorOn Premium (5) and Professional (10). Source | FusomailYes, on Starter and up, up to 3 per campaign in the same Gmail thread. They stop on a click, an unsubscribe or a reply you mark by hand, because Fusomail can’t see replies. | Edge: Depends on you |
| Bounce detection | MailmeteorOn Premium and up. Source | FusomailAddresses Gmail refuses are marked and never emailed again. Bounce messages that come later land in your inbox, which Fusomail can’t read. | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Inbox rotation | MailmeteorOn Professional. Source | FusomailYes, on Premium and up (Premium opens soon). | Edge: Even |
| Google Sheets automation | MailmeteorOn Premium (5) and Professional (10). Source | FusomailNot offered. Google Sheets as a contact source is planned. | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Scheduled sending | MailmeteorOn every plan, Free included. Source | FusomailYes, on Starter and up. | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Email verification | MailmeteorOn Starter and up. Source | FusomailYes, on Starter and up. | Edge: Even |
| Removing the tool’s branding | MailmeteorOn Starter and up. Source | FusomailYes, on Starter and up. | Edge: Even |
| Attachments | MailmeteorOn every plan. Source | FusomailOn every plan: up to 10 files and 20 MB an email. | Edge: Even |
| Opens and clicks | MailmeteorEmail tracking on every plan, described as tracking opens and clicks. Source | FusomailClicks only, switched on per campaign. Opens are not tracked, on purpose: they are guesses. | Edge: Depends on you |
| Bringing in your list | MailmeteorThe dashboard lists CSV upload, copy and paste, Google Sheets and saved contact lists. SourceIts Excel guide imports the file into Google Sheets first; there is also an Excel add-in. Source | FusomailUpload a .csv or .xlsx file straight into the web app. No Google Sheets step, no add-on. | Edge: Depends on you |
| Website languages | MailmeteorEnglish, Spanish, French and German. Source | FusomailEnglish only for now. | Edge: Mailmeteor |
| Currencies and tax | MailmeteorA price list in US dollars, euros and rupees. “All prices are per user - Taxes may apply”. Source | FusomailPrices set in rupees, dollars, euros and pounds. Rupee plans are paid through Razorpay by UPI, card or net banking, and every payment comes with a GST invoice. Online payment is still being switched on; until then, write to hello@fusomail.com to start a paid plan. Payment in US dollars, euros and British pounds is being set up. | Edge: Depends on you |
| What it asks of your Gmail | MailmeteorIts home page says “Mailmeteor has no access to your Gmail inbox” and “requires minimal permissions to send emails on your behalf”. We have not checked its Google consent screen ourselves. Source | FusomailSend-only: Fusomail asks Google only for permission to send email as you (gmail.send), and cannot read your inbox. | Edge: Depends on you |
About Gmail permissions. For Mailmeteor we quote what the company itself publishes; we have not checked its Google consent screen. Whichever tool you try, Google’s consent screen is what counts: read its list before you press Allow. See what Fusomail asks for.
Prices, currency by currency
Different currencies are never compared with each other: we don’t make up an exchange rate.
- In US dollars, Mailmeteor Starter ($5.99) costs $1.01 a month less than Fusomail Starter ($7).
- In euros, Mailmeteor Starter (€5.99) costs €1.01 a month less than Fusomail Starter (€7).
- In rupees, Fusomail Starter (₹449) costs ₹91 a month less than Mailmeteor Starter (₹540).
Indian rupees
| Mailmeteor plan | Price | Fusomail plan | Price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter, a month | ₹540 | Starter | ₹449 | Fusomail costs ₹91 less |
| Starter, a year | ₹5,100 | Starter | ₹4,490 | Fusomail costs ₹610 less |
| Premium, a month | ₹1,700 | PremiumComing soon | ₹1,399 | Fusomail costs ₹301 less |
| Premium, a year | ₹15,300 | PremiumComing soon | ₹13,990 | Fusomail costs ₹1,310 less |
| Professional, a month | ₹3,250 | ProComing soon | ₹2,699 | Fusomail costs ₹551 less |
| Professional, a year | ₹30,600 | ProComing soon | ₹26,990 | Fusomail costs ₹3,610 less |
Fusomail’s rupee prices are plus 18% GST, with a GST invoice.
US dollars
| Mailmeteor plan | Price | Fusomail plan | Price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter, a month | $5.99 | Starter | $7 | Mailmeteor costs $1.01 less |
| Starter, a year | $53.99 | Starter | $70 | Mailmeteor costs $16.01 less |
| Premium, a month | $17.99 | PremiumComing soon | $19 | Mailmeteor costs $1.01 less |
| Premium, a year | $161.99 | PremiumComing soon | $190 | Mailmeteor costs $28.01 less |
| Professional, a month | $35.99 | ProComing soon | $39 | Mailmeteor costs $3.01 less |
| Professional, a year | $323.99 | ProComing soon | $390 | Mailmeteor costs $66.01 less |
Euros
| Mailmeteor plan | Price | Fusomail plan | Price | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter, a month | €5.99 | Starter | €7 | Mailmeteor costs €1.01 less |
| Starter, a year | €53.99 | Starter | €70 | Mailmeteor costs €16.01 less |
| Premium, a month | €17.99 | PremiumComing soon | €18 | Mailmeteor costs €0.01 less |
| Premium, a year | €161.99 | PremiumComing soon | €180 | Mailmeteor costs €18.01 less |
| Professional, a month | €35.99 | ProComing soon | €36 | Mailmeteor costs €0.01 less |
| Professional, a year | €323.99 | ProComing soon | €360 | Mailmeteor costs €36.01 less |
Fusomail’s own prices are provisional and come straight from the pricing page.
Questions about Fusomail and Mailmeteor
Is Fusomail cheaper than Mailmeteor?
It depends on the currency. In US dollars, Mailmeteor Starter ($5.99) costs $1.01 a month less than Fusomail Starter ($7). In euros, Mailmeteor Starter (€5.99) costs €1.01 a month less than Fusomail Starter (€7). In rupees, Fusomail Starter (₹449) costs ₹91 a month less than Mailmeteor Starter (₹540). Premium and Pro are compared in the price table on this page.
Does Fusomail do everything Mailmeteor does?
No. Mailmeteor has reply detection, bounce detection, Sheets automation and Outlook support, which Fusomail does not have today. Fusomail is the smaller product: it does the mail merge itself carefully, and says plainly what is still coming.
Which has the bigger free plan, Fusomail or Mailmeteor?
Mailmeteor’s: 500 emails a month and 50 a day, against Fusomail’s 200 a month. Fusomail’s Free plan has no lower daily limit, so all 200 can go out on one day.
Do I need Google Sheets for Mailmeteor or Fusomail?
Not for either. Mailmeteor’s dashboard takes a CSV file, a pasted list, Google Sheets or a saved list, and its guide for Excel files goes through Google Sheets. Fusomail takes a .csv or .xlsx file directly.
Related
Where the facts about Mailmeteor come from
Each was read on 4 November 2026, and these pages are re-checked every month. Prices and plans change: if you find one that has moved, please tell us at hello@fusomail.com. Product names belong to their owners, and this page is not connected with them.
Try Fusomail with your own list
Start on the Free plan. No card needed, and nothing is sent until you press Send.
Start freePrefer a walkthrough first?
Leave your number and we will call and show you around. Outside India? Write to hello@fusomail.com.