Has anyone used mailporter.io ?

beagle · June 18

Since Gmail is discontinuing its POP3 import feature, I'm looking for a replacement and found Mailporter.io. Their only purpose is to import emails from external mailboxes into Gmail.

Has anyone used this service?

I probably could set up a cronjob using imapsync somewhere, but besides all the faff to get it to work properly and tune everything (e.g., folders, labels, etc.), a family member would be the main user. I thought I'd use something more intuitive for a non-tech person.

AnthonySmith · June 18

I did something similar manually just using drag and drop through outlook from one mailbox to the other, it was no fun.

Ross · June 19

Hey, it's my company who has released the MailPorter service. It's been designed to act as a drop-in replacement to directly replace the discontinued POP3 import feature in Gmail, nothing more or less. We've also been through the SOC-2 audit process to get the app approved by Google. If I can help with anything please reach out!

AnthonySmith · June 19

@Ross said:
Hey, it's my company who has released the MailPorter service. It's been designed to act as a drop-in replacement to directly replace the discontinued POP3 import feature in Gmail, nothing more or less. We've also been through the SOC-2 audit process to get the app approved by Google. If I can help with anything please reach out!

Its a small world

beagle · June 20

Hi @Ross, congratulations on the service.
I've been testing the free plan, and the site is indeed very neat.
Regarding the paid plan, can you create syncs for multiple Google accounts as destinations, or is it limited to a single account?

Has anyone used mailporter.io ?

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