Flyls — know when your email was opened, and make them remember who sent it

Email tracking and signatures for Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and Zoho. See when your email was opened, how many times, from where, and which links were clicked — and send it with a professional signature.

How it works

1. Install the Flyls browser extension.
2. Make your signature: pick a design and fill in your details. Your page at flyls.com/@you is made with it.
3. Write your emails normally. Flyls adds an invisible tracking pixel as you compose, and your signature goes out with every message.
4. When the recipient opens the message, the open is recorded with a time, a device type and a country; clicks on your links and visits to your page are counted too.

Your signature

• Try it on the home page with your own name first; keep it with a free account, and it opens in your dashboard already filled in.
• Six designs: three free, three on Pro. Your photo, your logo, your colour.
• Your own page at flyls.com/@you, with a Save contact button.
• Every click on the signature's links, and every visit to the page, is counted.
• Built for email — tables and inline styles — so it looks the same in Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail and the rest, right to left as well as left to right.
• Several signatures: up to five on Pro, and you choose which one goes out.
• Who visited your page: their country and their local time, for every visit and every click (Pro).
• Save contact in one tap: your page hands people your details as a contact card for their phone.
• The signature's buttons speak its language, any of 115, right to left included.
• Pro takes the "Made with Flyls" line off your signature and your page.

What you get

• Open tracking: when an email was opened, and how many times.
• Per-recipient detail: which of several recipients opened it.
• Device and location for each open.
• Link click tracking: every link becomes a tracked short link named after its own anchor text.
• Manual mode: a pixel and tracked links for any email client at all.

Supported email providers

Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail and Zoho Mail through the extension. Any other client — Apple Mail, Thunderbird, ProtonMail — through manual mode.

Plans

• Personal Free — $0. Gmail and Outlook, up to 5 recipients per email, 100 tracked emails, and the last 7 days of history. Reports that a message was opened but not the country, the device or the exact open count, and adds a small Flyls badge to the messages you send. No card required.
• Personal Plan Pro — $3.99 per month. Adds Yahoo, up to 20 recipients per email, unlimited history, the country and device of each open, the exact open count, and no badge.
• Business Plan Pro — $9.99 per month. Adds Zoho, unlimited recipients, link click tracking, manual mode for any platform, and API access with webhooks.

Annual billing is available on both paid plans, at a lower rate than paying monthly. The page offers a monthly/annual switch, which a reader without JavaScript will not see — hence this sentence. Cancel at any time from the dashboard; the plan runs until the period already paid for ends.

Telling a real open from a machine

Every mail system loads a tracking image twice: once when the message is delivered, before anybody has read it, and again when a person actually opens it. Trackers that count the first one report reads that never happened. Flyls discards it and records only the second — about 95% right on opens, and 100% on link clicks, because a click is a real person navigating and nothing automatic stands in for one.

When a genuine open arrives through a provider’s proxy, Flyls says so and leaves the country and the device blank rather than reporting a data centre as if it were the reader. Separately, a mail client that blocks remote images altogether produces no open until the reader chooses to load them — nothing has happened that anyone could observe. Flyls reports what it can see and does not guess.

Proof you can check yourself

None of the above has to be taken on trust, and no account is needed. The demo on the home page sends a real tracked email to an address you give it, and the result updates in front of you: the open, the device, the country, the clicked link. It is the product running, not a recording of it.

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