Who it's for
How many mailboxes do you run, and why?
MorningZero is for people with several. If you have one Gmail account, Gmail is fine, and we'd rather say so than sell you a second layer on top of it. The pages below are for the other case: work, personal, a client's domain, the old address that still gets mail.
Freelancers
Three or four addresses that arrived one job at a time, read as one list on a solo budget. The invoice reply on top, the vendor trials swept, and an honest word about when Spark Free is enough.
Read more →Agency owners
You@studio.com, you@clienta.com, you@clientb.com: one person answering as each. The owner's own view, with a plain statement that assignments, comments and a shared queue are Missive or Front.
Read more →Consultants and fractional executives
A Workspace or Microsoft 365 seat on each client's domain, three to six at a time. Getting past the client's IT, keeping engagements apart by account, and disconnecting cleanly when one ends.
Read more →Founders
Customers, investors, personal, and the operational stream from Stripe, AWS and GitHub. The humans on top with a reason, the machines filed. One person's inbox, not a shared one.
Read more →Several Gmail accounts
Four to six Gmail addresses and nothing else. No forwarding, no Gmailify, no account switcher. Every account in one list, each row saying which one it came from, one place that shows what's waiting.
Read more →The arithmetic
One subscription, priced by mailbox count.
5 mailboxes is $19 a month, or $15 billed yearly. 15 is $29, or $23. Each one beyond that is $3 a month. There is no per-seat charge: one plan covers five or fifteen mailboxes, and each extra is $3 a month. Full pricing →
Nothing sends itself
Connect the two you check most.
The trial covers up to five mailboxes for fourteen days, no card. One mailbox can't show you what one stream feels like; two can.