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Yes. Flashmail has a Free Forever plan. Paid plans add more sending credits per month and more features, and the Starter plan has a 14-day trial.

No. Start from a template and change the text, images and buttons in the drag-and-drop builder. You can save your own version to reuse.

Yes. Import a CSV file into a list. You can tag everyone in the import, and Flashmail creates a segment for that tag when the import finishes.

Yes. Talk to our team when your needs change and we will move you to the plan that fits.

Yes. For high sending volumes, multiple brands or custom integrations, contact sales for a tailored plan.

Contact import depends on your plan. See Pricing for what each plan includes, or contact us if you need help moving a large list.

Add the addresses that unsubscribed to the blacklist before your first campaign. Flashmail will never send campaigns to them.

No. Automations are set up again in Flashmail. Most common flows, such as welcome series, birthdays and abandoned cart reminders, have a ready-made trigger.

Yes. The Contacts page shows every subscriber across all your lists in one searchable table.

You can tag every imported contact, and Flashmail creates a segment for that tag when the import finishes.

Yes. You can export your subscribers.

Each form is connected to a list, and new contacts are added to it automatically.

It is the JavaScript tracking snippet you install after adding your domain under Websites. Visitors and form submissions then flow in and sync to your lists.

Yes. Create an automation that starts when someone subscribes to the list.

Yes. Design a signup form, connect it to a list and embed it with a small code snippet. New sign-ups are added to the list automatically.

Schedule a campaign for the send time and timezone you want, or use an automation with a date trigger and waits to send a series of reminders.

Yes. Tag members and build a segment from the tag, or segment by location or custom field, then send the campaign to that segment.

Plain text emails feel personal and direct. They suit outreach, transactional-style updates and personal messages.

It fixes Gmail on Android removing commas from preheader text, and pads short preheaders so mail clients do not show body text in the inbox preview.

Yes. You can resend a campaign to subscribers who did not open it.

No. The drag-and-drop builder lets you design emails without coding. If you do have HTML, you can paste or upload it.

Yes. Save any design as your own template and use it again in later campaigns.

Flashmail creates a plain-text version of your HTML email automatically.

Annotations are a Gmail feature for the Promotions tab. Gmail decides when to display them, so recipients on other email services, or emails Gmail files elsewhere, show your email normally.

No. Gmail Annotations appear in the inbox list before the email is opened. Action buttons inside an opened email use a different Gmail markup.

No. You fill in the fields in the campaign wizard and Flashmail adds the markup to the email.

Yes. Create a template with placeholders such as the order number, then call the transactional API with the template key, the recipient and the values. Access to the API depends on your plan.

Yes. Automation has an Abandoned Cart Reminder trigger that follows up with people who added items to their cart and left without buying.

Gmail Annotations are a Gmail feature for the Promotions tab, and Gmail decides when to show them. Other recipients see your email as usual.

Welcome series, drip campaigns, re-engagement flows, abandoned cart reminders, goodbye emails and date-based emails such as birthdays or appointments.

Yes. You can pause a workflow at any time and activate it again later.

The number of automations depends on your plan.

No. Flashmail tracks opens and clicks for your campaigns automatically.

Yes. The open log and click log list each subscriber who opened or clicked, and the report shows your most active subscribers.

Yes. Each campaign report includes a map with the top countries and locations for opens and clicks.

These records tell mailbox providers that you are allowed to send email for your domain. They help providers trust your email.

Custom sending domains depend on your plan. Check the pricing page to see which plans include them.

Flashmail handles bounces and complaints on the platform and adds those addresses to the blacklist, so they are skipped in future campaigns.

Yes. Add team users and assign roles. The activity log shows what each person did.

Recipients, delivered, opened and clicked with rates, plus unsubscribes, bounces and spam reports. You also see top links, top countries, the most active subscribers and performance over time.

You can add and verify several sending domains, each with SPF, DKIM and DMARC records. Custom sending domains depend on the plan.

Yes. Add users to the account and assign roles. The activity log records what each person did.

Yes. Add the domain and verify its SPF, DKIM and DMARC records. Custom sending domains depend on the plan.

The REST API covers lists, subscribers and campaigns, and the transactional API sends notifications from templates. Each uses its own key or token.

In the portal, go to Account → API. Send the token as a Bearer header or as the api_token parameter.

It is a REST API with JSON responses, such as {"status":1,"message":"Success","data":…}. The base URL is https://api.flashmail.id/api/v1.

No. Transactional email has its own endpoint and its own X-API-Key, separate from the account API token. Its availability depends on your plan.

Transactional email is sent to one person because of something they did, such as logging in or resetting a password. Marketing email, such as a newsletter or promotion, is sent as a campaign to a list. Flashmail sends transactional email on its own priority lane, separate from campaigns.

Access to the Email Utility API depends on your plan. Check the pricing page or your account to see whether your plan includes it.

No. Transactional email uses its own X-API-Key, separate from the account API token used for lists, subscribers and campaigns.

Responses are JSON with a status, a message and a data field, for example {"status":1,"message":"Success","data":…}.

No. Transactional sends go through a dedicated priority lane, separate from the campaign sending queue.

Access to the Email Utility API depends on your plan. The REST API uses the token from Account → API.

Flashmail does not have a marketplace of ready-made app connectors. You can connect any system that can call an API, and bring website signups in with the tracking snippet and signup forms.

Bringing your own sending server depends on your plan. See Pricing for what each plan includes.

Your API token, the endpoint and a quick reference are in your account under Account → API.