Ready to Send

AI email assistant that drafts Gmail replies in your voice.

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What is Ready to Send?

Ready to Send is a Gmail add-on that automatically writes draft replies in your voice. It scans incoming emails, skips newsletters and notifications, and uses a customizable knowledge base to insert relevant details. Drafts are ready for review within minutes, and you can edit or regenerate them before sending.

Ready to Send is an AI email assistant that lives inside Gmail and writes complete draft replies for incoming messages. It scans your inbox, identifies emails that need a response, and generates context-aware replies based on your personalization settings. The tool is built for professionals, support teams, and anyone who wants to cut down the time spent on routine email. Drafts appear automatically within minutes of a message arriving, and you can edit, regenerate, or delete them before sending. The system learns your writing style from instructions you provide, either globally or per contact, so responses sound like you. It skips newsletters, promotions, and automated notifications, and you can use Gmail labels to control which emails trigger a draft. For businesses, Ready to Send supports a knowledge base called Snippets, where you store reusable content like refund policies, pricing details, or onboarding steps. The AI pulls the most relevant snippet into the reply, keeping answers consistent and accurate. You can also generate new emails from scratch by describing the message or just entering a recipient and subject line. Ready to Send works across devices through the native Gmail apps on Android and iOS, and it appears in third-party clients like Apple Mail and Outlook when those accounts are added to Gmail. It supports over 100 languages and can detect the language of an incoming email to respond appropriately. Under the hood, the tool uses large language models from OpenAI by default, with options to connect your own API keys for OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google Gemini models. Privacy is a stated priority: emails are not stored, and models are not trained on your data. Ready to Send has passed a Google security audit and is certified for Cloud Application Security Assessment Tier 2. Compared with general AI writing assistants, Ready to Send is narrower but more automated. It does not require you to open a separate app or prompt a chatbot for each reply. Instead, it works in the background and leaves drafts waiting for your review. The trade-off is that it is tied to Gmail and does not offer a standalone editor or deep integration with other email providers beyond what Gmail itself supports. For individuals and teams already living in Gmail, it offers a practical way to maintain fast, personalized communication without sacrificing control over what gets sent.

How do you use Ready to Send?

  1. 1Install the add-on from Google Workspace Marketplace
    Open the Ready to Send listing on the Google Workspace Marketplace and click Install. Grant the requested permissions so the add-on can read and draft emails in your Gmail account.
    Ready to Send — Install the add-on from Google Workspace Marketplace
  2. 2Set your personalization preferences
    In the Ready to Send sidebar, describe your writing style and provide instructions for how replies should be handled. You can apply settings globally or tailor them to specific contacts.
    Ready to Send — Set your personalization preferences
  3. 3Create snippets for common responses
    Build a knowledge base of reusable content such as policies, pricing, or FAQs. The AI will automatically insert the most relevant snippet when drafting a reply.
    Ready to Send — Create snippets for common responses
  4. 4Review and send your first auto-generated draft
    When a new email arrives, Ready to Send creates a draft within minutes. Open the draft in Gmail, edit or regenerate it as needed, then send it.
  5. 5Use labels to control which emails get replies
    Optionally, apply a specific Gmail label to emails that should trigger an automatic draft. This gives you finer control over which messages the AI responds to.
    Ready to Send — Use labels to control which emails get replies

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Automatically drafts replies for new emails without manual prompting.AI
  • Personalization settings let you define tone and instructions per contact.AI
  • Snippets knowledge base ensures consistent answers for support and sales.AI
  • Works inside Gmail on web, Android, and iOS with no separate app.AI
  • Supports 100+ languages and can match the language of incoming mail.AI

Cons

  • Only works with Gmail, so other email providers require forwarding or adding accounts to Gmail.AI
  • Drafts can occasionally miss context or require heavy editing for complex threads.AI
  • No standalone interface: all setup and management happen inside Gmail.AI
  • Advanced features like custom API keys require a paid subscription.AI

How much does Ready to Send cost?

Free trial

Start with 200 free AI-generated emails. A 50% discount is available on the first paid month with code READY50.

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Pricing

Ready to Send offers a free tier with 200 free AI-generated emails to start. Paid plans are available with a 50% discount on the first month using code READY50. Custom API key integration requires a subscription; users can set their own monthly email limits. Visit the pricing page for current plan details.

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Support

Support is available via email and through guides on the website, including installation instructions, personalization tips, and troubleshooting for automatic replies.

Integrations

Ready to Send integrates directly with Gmail on web, Android, and iOS, and works with third-party clients like Apple Mail and Outlook when accounts are added to Gmail. It connects to OpenAI by default and supports custom API keys for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Gemini.

Features

Ready to Send automatically drafts context-aware Gmail replies in your voice, with per-contact personalization and instructions. It skips newsletters and automated messages, supports 100+ languages, and includes a Snippets knowledge base for consistent answers. You can generate new emails from a description, use Gmail labels to trigger drafts, and connect your own OpenAI or Anthropic API keys.

Frequently asked questions about Ready to Send

  • How much does Ready to Send cost?
    Ready to Send offers a free tier with 200 free AI-generated emails to start. Paid plans are available with a 50% discount on the first month using code READY50. Custom API key integration requires a subscription; users can set their own monthly email limits. Visit the pricing page for current plan details.
  • Does Ready to Send offer a free trial?
    Start with 200 free AI-generated emails. A 50% discount is available on the first paid month with code READY50.
  • Does Ready to Send have an API?
    Yes, Ready to Send offers an API.
  • How do you use Ready to Send?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Install the add-on from Google Workspace Marketplace 2. Set your personalization preferences 3. Create snippets for common responses 4. Review and send your first auto-generated draft 5. Use labels to control which emails get replies.
  • What platforms does Ready to Send support?
    Ready to Send is available on Web App, iOS, Android and Browser extension.
  • What does Ready to Send integrate with?
    Ready to Send integrates directly with Gmail on web, Android, and iOS, and works with third-party clients like Apple Mail and Outlook when accounts are added to Gmail. It connects to OpenAI by default and supports custom API keys for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Gemini.

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Added10/21/2026

Platforms

Web AppiOSAndroidBrowser extension

Pricing

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