Lavender vs MailSome

Lavender helps users improve sales and other professional emails through analysis and personalization. Its Email Coach scores emails and templates, suggests improvements and uses AI to address issues that may hurt replies. The Personalization Assistant brings prospect data into the inbox and offers suggestions for tailoring messages. Managers can use the Coaching Dashboard to track team performance, ROI, what is working and where people need help. Listed integrations include Gmail, Outlook, Outreach, Salesloft, HubSpot, Apollo, Groove and Gong. Lavender describes the Email Coach as a tool for SDRs and account executives, and also says recruiters, jobseekers and customer success managers can benefit. The Basic plan is free forever, with analysis and personalization for five emails per month each. Starter costs $27 a month when billed annually; Individual Pro costs $45 a month when billed annually, and Team Plan costs $89 a month when billed annually. A seven-day trial includes all integrations and requires no card. Lavender says email content is deleted after analysis and assistance are complete.

MailSome is an AI email writer for Gmail, available through a browser extension and the web. It reads the current email thread and places contextual suggestions in Gmail’s reply field. You can choose neutral, friendly, critical, formal, or casual tones, then correct, rephrase, or translate text. Replies are available in German or English, while the PRO plan is described as multilingual. The free service provides five emails each day without signup. A 14-day PRO trial is available without commitment. PRO costs €9 a month and includes unlimited AI replies, multilingual support, updates, and priority support. The homepage says registration and storage are not required and describes user data as private and secure. MailSome appears automatically in Gmail after installation. It is made by Campus IT Consulting GmbH in Grünwald, Germany.