Mailmend is a Gmail Primary-tab tool for ecommerce brands on Klaviyo. It adds custom code to your email templates to move campaigns out of the Promotions tab and then measures the lift with A/B tests inside Klaviyo. Pricing is custom on annual plans and there's a 30-day free trial.
Warmy is a full email deliverability platform from $49/month. It has warm-up on a 1M+ mailbox network and a 500,000+ US seed list and placement tests that show how many emails land in the inbox and Promotions and spam at each provider and also DMARC and reputation monitoring. If your only issue is Gmail's Promotions tab in Klaviyo Mailmend targets exactly that. If emails land in spam or you send cold or B2B email or you need to see placement beyond Gmail Warmy covers more.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Mailmend vs Warmy at a Glance
Main job
Warmy: Keep email out of spam and prove placement at every provider
Mailmend: Move Gmail campaigns from Promotions to Primary
Built for
Warmy: Any sender: ecommerce, B2B, cold email, agencies
Mailmend: Ecommerce brands and publishers on Klaviyo
Warm-up
Warmy: Warms up mailboxes and domains on 1M+ real mailboxes
Mailmend: Not listed
Placement testing
Warmy: Inbox, Promotions and spam by provider, including Gmail
Mailmend: Placement check on its own rotating test inboxes, then A/B tests in Klaviyo
Monitoring
Warmy: DMARC, blacklists, domain and IP reputation
Mailmend: Performance dashboard; no DMARC or reputation monitoring listed
Pricing
Warmy: Five published plans, $49–$429/month, billed monthly
Mailmend: Custom pricing on annual plans; book a demo
Free trial
Warmy: 7 days, no credit card
Mailmend: 30 days; starts after your first A/B test
SIDE BY SIDE
Warmy vs Mailmend: Feature Comparison
Mailmend solves one problem well and that's Gmail's Promotions tab. When you compare Mailmend with Warmy line by line the difference is scope. Warmy tracks inbox and spam and Promotions across providers and works on the reputation behind them.
WarmySPF, DKIM and DMARC tracking, record checks and DMARC report analysis
MailmendNot listed
Gmail tab placement
WarmyShows how many emails land in Promotions
MailmendCore feature: custom drag-and-drop code in Klaviyo templates
Works with
WarmyAny ESP, CRM or mailbox, including Klaviyo
MailmendKlaviyo (flows and campaigns)
Support and setup
WarmySelf-serve in minutes via OAuth or SMTP/IMAP; 24/7 human support
MailmendDone-for-you setup; dedicated account manager, email and Slack support
PricingKey difference
WarmyFrom $49/month, billed monthly
MailmendCustom pricing on annual plans; book a demo
Free trial
WarmySeven days, no credit card required
Mailmend30 days; starts after the first A/B test
Mailmend details come from its public website and pricing page and were checked October 2026 (see sources). Mailmend is a trademark of its respective owner.
If your only problem is Gmail's Promotions tab and you send through Klaviyo Mailmend is built for that one job. If emails land in spam or you're comparing tools to prevent emails from landing in the Promotions tab and also want to see the rest of the picture Warmy fits.
If you want…
Choose
To fix emails going to spam
Warm-up, monitoring and expert help.
Warmy
To see placement at every provider
Inbox, Promotions and spam for Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and more.
Warmy
Transparent monthly pricing
Published plans from $49/month.
Warmy
Cold email and B2B sending
Warmy works with any mailbox or sending tool.
Warmy
Authentication and reputation checks
DMARC, blacklists, domain and IP reputation.
Warmy
A Gmail Primary-tab fix inside Klaviyo
Custom code with done-for-you setup.
Mailmend
Campaign lift reported inside Klaviyo
A/B tests with and without the code.
Mailmend
See where your campaigns land folder by folder. Run a free deliverability test or start a 7-day free trial.
Warmy publishes five plans. Mailmend doesn't publish pricing and you book a demo.
Warmy and Mailmend pricing compared
Pricing detail
Warmy
Mailmend
Starting price
Warmy$49/ month
MailmendQuote(not published)
Billing
WarmyMonthly
MailmendNot published
Plans
Warmy
Starter100 warmup emails/day · 5 tests/mo$49
Business300 warmup emails/day · 10 tests/mo$129
Premium1,000 warmup emails/day · 25 tests/mo$189
Expert2,000 warmup emails/day · 50 tests/mo$279
Platinum5,000 warmup emails/day · 50 tests/mo$429
Mailmend
MailmendBook a demo
Placement tests
WarmyIncluded in every plan
MailmendA/B tests in your email platform
Also included
WarmyGoogle Postmaster integration, API access, custom warmup settings, agency dashboard, Deliverability Academy, private community. 7-day free trial, no credit card.
MailmendRevenue guarantee claimed on its site
Prices in USD are from each vendor's public pricing page and were checked October 2026. Prices can change so confirm on the vendor's site before buying.
SOCIAL PROOF
What Senders Are Saying about Warmy
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TESTIMONIALS
Loved by Senders Who Live in the Inbox
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★★★★★5.0
“Warmy has been a game changer for us. The platform pays for itself many times over.”
DPDarren Prine Co-founder and CRO, Cloud Tech Gurus“
★★★★★5.0
“If you do cold email, Warmy will increase your efficiency, improve your deliverability, and cut your costs.”
Thomas Tzouridis CEO, ActiScale“
★★★★★5.0
“I've purchased many marketing tools before. Often, once you buy, you're on your own. With Warmy, they care about you.”
GMGábor Majer Founder, Nord Sales Company
Gmail Promotions Tab vs Spam Folder: Which Problem Do You Have?
These get mixed up all the time and they need different fixes. The Promotions tab is a category inside the Gmail inbox. The email was delivered and Gmail filed it as promotional. Recipients can move messages between tabs and some use Gmail without tabs at all.
The spam folder is different. It means a filter decided the message was unwanted and that's usually because of sender reputation or authentication or complaints or content.
Inbox
Delivered
Spam folder
Unwanted
Primary
Promotions
Spam
Before you buy a fix find out which one you're dealing with. A placement test that shows inbox and Promotions and spam side by side answers that in a few minutes.
Gmail Promotions tab and spam folder problems compared
Problem
What it means
What to check
Tool that helps
Emails landing in the Promotions tab
What it meansDelivered to the inbox; Gmail categorized the message as promotional
What to checkMessage type and layout, what subscribers expect, how much of your list uses Gmail
Tool that helpsWarmy placement test (Promotions by provider); Mailmend for Klaviyo’s Gmail Primary tab
Emails land in spam
What it meansA filter marked the message as unwanted
What to checkSender reputation, complaints, list quality, content triggers
Tool that helpsWarmy warm-up, reputation tracking, Template Checker
SPF, DKIM or DMARC fail
What it meansMailbox providers can’t verify the sender
What to checkDNS records and every service that sends as your domain
Tool that helpsWarmy DMARC monitoring; free SPF and DMARC generators
Domain or IP on a blocklist
What it meansSome providers may reject or filter your mail
What to checkWhich list, which domain or IP, and since when
Tool that helpsWarmy blacklist alerts; free Blacklist Checker
Reputation is dropping
What it meansProviders trust your mail less, so filtering gets stricter
What to checkSpam rate in Google Postmaster Tools, complaint and bounce trends
Tool that helpsWarmy reputation tracker with Google Postmaster integration
Gmail also expects bulk senders to authenticate with SPF and DKIM and DMARC and offer one-click unsubscribe and keep spam complaints low. If you're fighting the Promotions tab check these first because they affect every folder and not just Primary. For a deeper look at how to avoid the Gmail Promotions tab see our guide on why emails land there.
How Warmy and Mailmend Work in Practice
01
Email Warmup Process
Warmy email warmup runs through your existing provider on a protected network of over a million real Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 and consumer inboxes. It ramps up gradually during working hours and simulates natural engagement like opens and replies and marking emails as important and rescuing them from spam.
02
Using Seed Lists
Warmy adds a 500,000+ US seed list across Gmail and Outlook and Yahoo and corporate and regional providers including mobile seeds on real US devices. Send your campaigns to the list and the seed accounts open emails and move them out of spam and scroll and click links so your actual campaigns get real engagement.
03
Authentication and Sender Reputation
SPF and DKIM and DMARC are the core protocols in Google's sender requirements. Warmy's DMARC monitoring shows who is sending as your domain and what fails and the exact record to change and domain and IP reputation is tracked with alerts when a signal drops.
04
Measuring Results
Warmy's placement tests run outside the warmup network and break results down by provider and show how many emails reached the inbox and Promotions and spam. Scheduled auto-tests keep a fresh baseline so you can see if a change helped.
How to Measure Primary-Tab Results
Any tool that promises Primary placement should be judged on two things. Where the email actually lands and whether that changed what customers did. No single method shows both so use them together.
01
Seed placement test
What it tells you
Where a message lands in test inboxes: inbox, Promotions or spam, by provider
Where it falls short
Test inboxes aren’t your customers, and Gmail can sort mail differently for each recipient
02
A/B test with a holdout in Klaviyo
What it tells you
Whether the change moved clicks, orders and revenue per recipient
Where it falls short
Needs a fair split and several campaigns; one send can mislead
03
Complaint and spam-rate tracking
What it tells you
Whether the change is costing you reputation
Where it falls short
Shows the effect after the fact, not before
1
Run a baseline placement test before you change anything.
2
Split a comparable audience into a test group and a holdout and keep the content and send time the same.
3
Judge clicks and revenue per recipient and not opens. Apple Mail Privacy Protection and other privacy features inflate open rates.
4
Watch spam complaints in Google Postmaster Tools. Gmail asks bulk senders to keep the spam rate below 0.3%.
5
Repeat across several campaigns before you decide it works.
Baseline placement test
Test groupHoldout
Same contentSame send time
ClicksRevenue per recipient
Spam complaints
Several campaigns
Does Mailmend work for your list? This is how you'd find out and Warmy's placement tests give you the independent half of the answer.
Check the result independently. Warmy's placement tests show how many emails reach the inbox and Promotions and spam at Gmail and every other provider.
Keep the basics covered. Mailmend doesn't list warm-up or authentication or reputation monitoring and Warmy handles those for the same domain.
Stay in Klaviyo. Warmy works with Klaviyo and other ecommerce platforms so nothing changes in your sending setup.
Instead of Mailmend
If your emails are going to spam and not Promotions a Primary-tab fix won't reach the cause. Looking for a Mailmend alternative that covers reputation and authentication and placement across providers? Start a 7-day trial and run a baseline test and compare.
Mailmend helps ecommerce brands on Klaviyo move Gmail campaigns from the Promotions tab to Primary. Warmy is a full deliverability platform with warm-up and a seed list and placement tests by provider and DMARC and reputation monitoring.
Mailmend doesn't publish prices. Its pricing page lists custom pricing based on annual plans and you book a demo for a quote (checked October 2026). Warmy publishes five plans from $49 to $429 a month billed monthly.
Yes. Mailmend advertises a 30-day free trial and its pricing page says the trial starts after your first A/B test. Warmy offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card.
Yes. Mailmend is a real commercial product for ecommerce brands on Klaviyo with case studies and public reviews. Like any tool that adds code to your emails try it on a limited segment with a holdout group before rolling it out across your main sending domain.
No warm-up feature is listed. Mailmend adds custom code to your Klaviyo templates to influence Gmail tab placement. Warmy warms up mailboxes and domains on a network of 1M+ real mailboxes.
Mailmend's method targets Gmail's Promotions versus Primary sorting. Spam placement depends on sender reputation and authentication and complaints and Mailmend doesn't list monitoring for those. Warmy covers all three.
No. Gmail sorts mail for each recipient and people can move messages between tabs or turn tabs off. A vendor guarantee is a contract term so read it before you sign.
Not directly. Warm-up builds the sender reputation that keeps mail out of spam. Whether Gmail files a message under Promotions depends mostly on how it classifies that message. Warmy's placement tests show both so you can see which one you're dealing with.
Yes. Warmy's placement tests show how many emails landed in the inbox and Promotions and spam broken down by provider including Gmail.
Yes. Warmy works with Klaviyo and other ESPs to warm up and test and monitor deliverability.
SOURCES & METHODOLOGY
How We Checked This Comparison
This page is written by Warmy so we have a stake in the outcome. Every Mailmend detail comes from Mailmend's own website and pricing page and was checked October 2026 and we point out what Mailmend does well. We keep vendor claims like customer counts and revenue lifts and guarantees separate from features we could confirm and we don't repeat numbers we can't verify. Where a detail isn't published we say "not listed." Warmy details come from Warmy's pricing page and product documentation. Spot something out of date? Tell us and we'll correct it.