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Every draft is written by Claude Fable 5, the most capable model there is.
AI that answers your emails — right in Gmail
MailDrafter.ai connects to your Gmail account, reads your new incoming emails, and writes reply drafts for you — grounded in your past conversations and FAQ. Just review, hit send, and save hours.
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- ELEmma LarssonDraftQuestion about payouts
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Reply to Emma Larsson
✨ Drafted by MailDrafter.aiHow long does it take to get my money after I close my campaign?
Hi Emma,
Thanks for reaching out! After you close your campaign, a payout to your bank account usually takes just a few business days.
There are no hidden fees — we only take a 3% platform fee when you withdraw.
Best regards,
Support
SendSaved as a draft in your Gmail — you review and send.
How it works
1
Connect your Gmail
Sign in with Google in seconds. Connect up to 10 accounts — support, sales, info@ — each with its own sources.
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Link your FAQ(Optional)
Paste your FAQ page URL — the AI learns from it and uses it when it drafts the reply.
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Get ready replies
New emails automatically get a draft reply in your Gmail — attachments read and answered. You review and send.
Built differently
Nothing is stored. Ever.
Read, drafted, gone. Your mail is processed live in memory — never written to a database, a log or a backup. We keep no copy of your inbox.
It reads the attachments too
A PDF invoice, a screenshot, a photo of a damaged delivery — the AI opens them and answers what's inside. Most assistants only read the message text.
Up to 10 inboxes, one account
Connect up to 10 Gmail accounts to one login, each with its own FAQ and tone. No per-seat fee, no per-inbox fee — you pay per reply.
Simple, pay as you go
$0.25 / reply
$0.30 when the email has attachments.
- ✓Your tone — sounds like you
- ✓Can read attachments
- ✓$2.00 in free test credits included
- ✓No monthly fee
- ✓Smartest frontier model in the world.
- ✓Up to 10 inboxes, no per-inbox fee
- ✓Your emails are never stored
Questions people ask
From your own inbox and the pages you choose to share. Earlier conversations with that person set the tone, while your past emails and any FAQ or support pages you add provide the facts. It works out what's relevant to each email on its own — there is nothing to tag, sort or set up.
Yes. It looks at your previous correspondence with that specific person, so a reply to a colleague reads differently from a reply to a customer.
Yes. If an email arrives with a PDF or an image — an invoice, a screenshot of an error, a photo of a damaged delivery — the AI opens the file and answers what is actually inside it, rather than only reading the message text. Replies to emails with attachments are priced slightly higher, because reading the file costs more.
No. There is no extension and no software to install. You sign in with Google, and drafts start appearing in Gmail wherever you read your mail — desktop, phone or tablet.
No. MailDrafter.ai only creates drafts. Every reply is written to your Gmail drafts and waits for you — you read it, change what you want, and send it yourself. It never sends email on your behalf.
No. Email content is held in memory only for the few seconds it takes to generate one draft, and is never written to the database, logs or backups. What is stored is your account, an access token per connected mailbox, your data-source links, and a content-free log of which messages have been handled, which is deleted automatically after 90 days.
Gmail, including Google Workspace accounts. You can connect up to 10 Gmail accounts to one MailDrafter.ai account — support, sales, info@ — each with its own data sources and its own tone. There is no per-inbox or per-seat fee; you pay per drafted reply whichever inbox it came from.
Claude, from Anthropic, on the paid commercial API — where inputs and outputs are not used to train models. The reply itself is written by a top-tier model rather than a small, cheap one; a smaller model is used only to sort out the mail that needs no answer at all. Because you pay per reply instead of a flat monthly fee, there is no reason for us to run a weaker model to protect a margin.