MailAddiction

MailAddiction is an email marketing and social posting platform from iCapSolutions LLC. Its home page describes it as "the home of our AI email marketing and social posting platform", used by teams to draft stronger copy, send bulk email, publish to major social channels and review results "without juggling separate tools". It sends newsletters, promotions and nurture sequences to lists the customer manages in the platform, and it puts social posts for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and TikTok on the same calendar. Pricing is pay-as-you-go by monthly send volume, with no monthly subscription. The site says MailAddiction is built and operated by iCapSolutions, with product leadership from Kirk Rogers, and that the company focuses on "practical campaign software for teams that need reliable sending, clear pricing, and AI-assisted production", not bloated enterprise suites.

What a sender gets

The home page lists the work the platform covers, and each line maps to a part of the product.

AI writing. You can "Use AI to write email campaigns, nurture sequences, and social post copy in minutes." AI email writing tools generate campaign drafts that you then edit. The pricing page stresses that these tools are included in every tier rather than sold as an add-on: "AI-assisted writing, scheduling, and reporting stay available as you scale."

Bulk campaigns, lists and segments. MailAddiction runs bulk email campaigns "with audience segmentation and list management". Audiences and email lists are managed in the platform, and when you build a campaign you choose the segments it goes to. On the pricing side, cost follows the list: attach a list to a campaign and the cost is calculated automatically.

Scheduling across email and social. Email sends and social media posts are scheduled "from one shared campaign calendar". That shared calendar is the product's distinguishing idea: a newsletter and the social posts announcing the same promotion are planned, written and timed together.

Social publishing. The platform publishes to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and TikTok without switching tools, which the page presents as the "FAST" part of its pitch.

Reporting. You can "Track opens, clicks, and social engagement in real time", so email and social results sit side by side. The home page describes the loop as "Send and learn": launch the bulk email, monitor engagement, and improve the next send with reporting.

A process, not just a tool. The company keeps coming back to method. It promises "a clear email campaign management process from plan to post-send review", links an email campaign management guide from almost every section, and suggests new users read it before their first send. A resources area, an article library and a blog cover subject lines, list growth and execution tips for email and social.

How it works

The home page sets out three steps. First, create a free account with no credit card; you get up to 2,500 free emails to prove the workflow. Second, build the campaign: draft with AI, refine the copy, choose segments, and schedule email plus social posts. Third, send and learn: launch the bulk email, watch engagement, and use the reporting to improve the next send.

The site's "free tier math" gives a sense of scale: 2,500 emails can cover onboarding tests, a first newsletter and early promotions while you check list quality and creative, after which you pick the volume tier that matches the month you are in.

Pricing

The pricing page promises no signup fee, no monthly fee and no hidden costs. Pricing is based on emails sent per month, and the page lists these tiers of email credits:

• 1 to 2,500: no cost
• 2,501 to 5,000: $9.95
• 5,001 to 10,000: $14.95
• 10,001 to 25,000: $24.95
• 25,001 to 50,000: $39.95
• 50,001 to 100,000: $49.95
• 100,000+: contact the company

The page says these prices are effective as of Mar 1, 2026. Its summary of the model:

• no required monthly fee or annual contract,
• 2,500 no-cost email credits each month to start,
• pay only when monthly volume exceeds the included credits,
• AI writing and campaign tools included across tiers,
• unused campaign credits carry over month to month,
• phone and email support included.

The FAQ confirms the paid tiers remain volume-based after the free tier, so a sender is "not forced into a flat monthly platform fee." Senders above 100,000 emails a month are asked to get in touch for high-volume planning and custom pricing.

The company sets this against monthly tools that bill for contacts or seats even in quiet months. With MailAddiction, spend follows the emails you actually send, and the page describes the scale path as transparent volume tiers rather than forced annual upgrades. For a sender whose volume swings between busy and quiet months, that is the core reason to choose it.

Free trial and support

The free entry point appears on the site both as a free trial and as a free tier: up to 2,500 emails at no cost, with no credit card, and the pricing page lists 2,500 no-cost credits each month. Account creation takes seconds, and the home page invites you to launch your first campaign the same day.

Phone and email support are included at every tier, with a support address and a separate pricing contact for high-volume senders. The footer links an anti-spam policy, a privacy statement and terms of use, and the site has an About page and a contact page for reaching the team.

Who it suits

MailAddiction fits a small team, creator, solopreneur or small agency that sends newsletters and promotions and also posts to social media, and wants to write, schedule and measure both in one place with AI help on the copy. The pay-as-you-go model suits senders with uneven volume: a quiet month costs little or nothing, unused credits roll forward, and the top published tier of 50,001 to 100,000 emails is $49.95. The 2,500 no-cost emails let a new user run a real first campaign before paying.

The product is built around list-based campaigns and social posts planned from a calendar. A team whose main need is mail triggered by its own application, or a very large sender beyond the published tiers, will want to talk to the company about fit.