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Mailly — WordPress Email Plugin

by cosmicinfosoftware · WordPress.org page

v1.0.0 Tested up to WP 7.0.4 PHP 7.4+

Mailly has fewer than 10 active installs on WordPress.org and 130 downloads all time. We have tracked it since September 4, 2026; download trends appear after 30 days of data. The last update was on July 17, 2026, tested up to WordPress 7.0.4.

Mailly at a glance

Active installs
fewer than 10
Total downloads
130
Downloads, last 30 days
–
available after 30 days of tracking
30-day growth
–
tracking since September 4, 2026

Is Mailly well maintained?

Support threads resolved
No open threads
nothing waiting on the WordPress.org forum
WordPress compatibility
Behind
tested up to WordPress 7.0.4, not yet with the current 7.1

Features

The feature list from the plugin's own readme on WordPress.org, trimmed to the essentials.

  • Google (Gmail/Google Workspace): Used to send emails via the Gmail API. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Microsoft (Outlook/Office 365): Used to send emails via the Microsoft Graph API. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Amazon SES: Used to send emails via the Amazon SES API. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Mailgun: Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • SendGrid: Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Brevo (formerly Sendinblue): Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Postmark: Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Resend: Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Zoho Mail: Used to send emails via the Zoho API. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Mandrill: Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy
  • Meta (WhatsApp Business Platform): Used to send WhatsApp alerts and manage templates. It sends alert content, recipient phone numbers, and template names.…
  • MailerSend: Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy

Details

Professional SMTP plugin supporting 15+ providers. Features include Email Tracking, Smart Routing, Failover, Detailed Logs, and Weekly Digest.

The full description, screenshots and every review live on the WordPress.org page.

Rankings Mailly competes in

Tags

  • email
  • gmail
  • log
  • smtp
  • tracking

More from cosmicinfosoftware

Version
1.0.0
Last updated
Jul 17, 2026
First published
Jul 17, 2026
Requires WordPress
5.0
Tested up to
7.0.4
Requires PHP
7.4
Pricing
Free on WordPress.org

Mailly FAQ

What does Mailly do?

According to its WordPress.org readme, Mailly offers Google (Gmail/Google Workspace): Used to send emails via the Gmail API. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy, Microsoft (Outlook/Office 365): Used to send emails via the Microsoft Graph API. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy, Amazon SES: Used to send emails via the Amazon SES API. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy, Mailgun: Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy and SendGrid: Used to send emails and receive delivery status webhooks. It sends email content, recipients, and subjects. Terms, Privacy.

How many active installs does Mailly have?

WordPress.org reports fewer than 10 active installs for Mailly as of September 7, 2026.

Is Mailly still maintained?

Yes. The last release was on July 17, 2026 and it is tested up to WordPress 7.0.4.

Is Mailly free?

Mailly is free to install from WordPress.org. Many plugins also sell a paid version or add-ons.