Straight answers
Understand the boundaries before choosing the workspace.
These answers describe the approved launch model and verified foundation. They do not imply that gated signup, billing, or external client services are already active.
Product
How the workflow works.
Does YoMaily send without my approval?
No. The workflow is built around human review and explicit approval. Eligible sending also remains subject to suppression, timing, domain, workspace, and provider controls.
Does YoMaily host my mailbox?
No. YoMaily is an outreach workspace, not a mailbox host. You retain your own mailbox and supported sending-provider relationships.
What does “accepted send” mean?
It means the sending provider durably accepted a request once. It does not by itself prove delivery, inbox placement, opening, or a reply.
Can YoMaily guarantee leads, replies, revenue, delivery, or rankings?
No. Those outcomes depend on your audience, lawful use, provider reputation, content, timing, recipient choices, and other factors outside YoMaily's control.
Costs
What the subscription does—and does not—cover.
What will I pay besides YoMaily?
Sending requires your own supported mailbox or email provider. AI-assisted drafting requires your own supported AI provider. Prospecting, enrichment, or address verification may require additional provider accounts. Manual imports and non-AI workflow features do not inherently create those API charges.
Does YoMaily include or mark up provider credits?
No. You connect and pay those providers directly under their prices and terms. YoMaily does not include, reimburse, resell, or mark up those charges.
What does YoMaily pay for?
YoMaily pays its own platform infrastructure, authentication, billing infrastructure when activated, transactional account-email service when selected, and operational vendors.
Are there overage charges?
No overage invoices are planned at launch. Reaching a plan limit blocks additional capacity until the applicable period renews or the workspace moves to a suitable plan.
Trial & launch
What is available now.
Is there a free trial?
The approved launch model includes one 14-day trial per verified organization after company, offer, and sender setup. It requires no card, creates no automatic charge, and includes 100 active prospects, one campaign, and 100 accepted sends total.
Can I sign up or subscribe today?
Not yet. The public pages explain the planned offer, while production signup, payment, external provider activation, and client sending remain behind their readiness gates.
What happens when the trial expires?
Sending and provider use stop. The approved model provides read/export-only access for 30 days before the applicable deletion lifecycle.
Where are the final legal terms?
The legal index links to status pages. Qualified Privacy, Terms, Acceptable Use, and related launch documents remain Step 21 work and are not represented as final legal advice.