Carrot Mails is built for teams that only email people who asked to be emailed. Every contact carries a consent record, every send carries a one-click unsubscribe, and every reply pauses future outreach automatically.

Why consent-based, and why now

Gmail, Yahoo, and Microsoft now require bulk senders to prove recipients want their mail. Sender reputation, spam-rate thresholds under 0.3%, and mandatory RFC 8058 one-click unsubscribe headers all mean the same thing: unsolicited outreach is now a deliverability problem, not just a compliance problem.

Carrot Mails enforces consent at the data layer. You cannot import a list without recording where consent was captured. You cannot send a campaign without ticking a confirmation that every recipient opted in.

How it works

1. Capture consent, not just email addresses

When you add contacts, you record the source: signup form, checkout, event registration, or manual entry with proof. That record travels with the contact.

2. Send from your own inbox

Carrot Mails connects to your Gmail account and sends personalized email from your real address. Recipients see a normal message from someone they know, not a marketing blast from a third-party IP.

3. Honor every unsubscribe instantly

Every send includes List-Unsubscribe and List-Unsubscribe-Post headers (RFC 8058), plus a visible footer link. Unsubscribes flow into a global suppression list within seconds.

What you get

Consent tracking per contact and per list
One-click unsubscribe compliant with Gmail and Yahoo 2024 rules
Reply detection that auto-pauses future sends
Global suppression list across every campaign
Personalization tokens, spintax, and per-recipient AI rewrites

Pricing

Premium is $3.50/month for 5,000 opt-in sends. Lifetime access with unlimited sending is a one-time $49.50, limited to the first 100 buyers. No free-tier sending, no cold outreach — that is the point.

Consent-based email marketing software