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If the recipient agreed to tracking, HawkOpen shows whether your CV, complaint, listing reply or contract was likely opened by a person or only by a mail system. On the Pro plan, it reminds you when nobody replies. The Free plan costs nothing and has no time limit: unlimited opens, and link clicks in 10 emails a month.
On the right is what an ordinary open counter shows. Move the slider to the right and HawkOpen rates each of those events: the person comes forward, and the noise fades into the background.
Ordinary counter
7 opens
Looks like a lot of interest.
HawkOpen
Probably one person opened the email. That’s who you call.
A person, Apple Mail, a proxy or a scanner: every event shows the code of the rule that classified it.
Even on the free plan, you see every open with its verdict, with no limit.
Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and any IMAP mailbox. Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Firefox.
Time on PDF pages, proposal acceptance and a simple electronic signature in one tool.
HawkOpen tracks only recipients who agreed. Every tracked email has a notice in the footer with the link “Do not track my activity”, and the recipient can also refuse tracking in their own portal.
The extension removes tracking pixels from the emails you receive.
Send your CV through HawkOpen, even on the free plan: if the recruiter agreed to tracking, you’ll see whether the email was likely opened by the recruiter or only by the company’s system, and whether anyone clicked your portfolio link.
You send dozens of applications and hear nothing back. You don’t know whether your CV got stuck in a filter or someone looked at it and set it aside.
If the recipient agreed to tracking, HawkOpen shows whether the email was likely opened by a person or only by the company’s system. You also see clicks on your portfolio or LinkedIn link.
The Free plan is enough: unlimited opens and link clicks in 10 emails a month.
You know whether anyone saw your application at all.
If the recipient agreed to tracking, HawkOpen shows whether your complaint or application was likely opened by a person; it is a technical signal, not an official proof of receipt.
You write a complaint, an application or a request, and you wait. You don’t know whether it reached anyone or is sitting in spam.
If the recipient agreed to tracking, HawkOpen shows when the email was likely opened by a person. On the Pro plan, it also reminds you when nobody replies.
Remember: this is not an official proof of receipt. When a legal deadline matters, use a channel that gives you that kind of confirmation.
You see whether someone opened your complaint or application, if they agreed to tracking.
Send each person a separate email through HawkOpen: among those who agreed to tracking, you’ll see who opened the message and clicked through to the photos, and you can call them first.
You reply to lots of people about your listing and lose time on those who bought something else long ago.
Each person gets a separate email, so among those who agreed to tracking you see who opened the message and clicked through to the photos.
You focus on the people who are really interested.
You know who keeps coming back to your message.
Send the contract as a PDF link in HawkOpen: if the reader agrees on the page, you’ll see which pages they viewed and for how long; the Free plan includes 5 PDF links a month.
You send an important document and don’t know whether the other side has read it before it’s time to sign.
With the reader’s consent, a PDF link shows the time spent on each page. The Free plan includes 5 PDF links a month.
We accept files only after antivirus scanning; this feature works when scanning is switched on.
You see which pages of the document someone viewed.
The HawkOpen extension for Chrome and Firefox removes likely tracking pixels and UTM parameters from the emails you read in Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo Mail in the browser.
Shops, newsletters and unknown senders put invisible images in their emails that tell them when and where you read your mail.
The HawkOpen extension removes likely tracking pixels and UTM-style parameters in links from incoming emails.
We don’t promise it catches every pixel or that none loaded first, but it clearly reduces tracking of the emails you read in the browser.
The extension removes tracking pixels from the emails you read.
Yes: the HawkOpen Free plan costs nothing, has no time limit, tracks unlimited opens and rates each one, and counts link clicks in 10 emails a month.
Many tools offer a free trial, then block tracking or show raw numbers with no explanation.
The Free plan tracks unlimited opens and rates each one. You get 1 mailbox, 7 days of history, link clicks in 10 emails and 5 PDF links a month.
Emails sent on the Free plan carry a short line about HawkOpen in the footer. When you need more, Pro costs €4 a month plus VAT with yearly billing (€48 a year).
The Free plan shows every open, not just the first.
Connect Gmail, Outlook or any IMAP mailbox. The Free plan has no time limit.
The Chrome or Firefox extension adds tracking to the emails you write as usual, for recipients who agreed to it.
Instead of refreshing your inbox, you see whether someone opened your email. On the Pro plan, you also get a reminder when nobody replies.
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Unlimited opens with a verdict, link clicks in 10 emails and 5 PDF links a month, 7 days of history.
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Link clicks with no monthly limit, one year of history, reply detection and reminders. Billed €48 a year plus VAT (you save €24), or €6 billed monthly.
Choose Coming soonHawkOpen tracks only recipients whose consent is recorded. Every tracked email has a short notice in the footer with the link “Do not track my activity”. That is fair to the other side and in the spirit of EU rules.
Use HawkOpen for your own correspondence: applications, complaints, listings and contracts. Don’t use it to keep watch on people close to you or to find out where someone is.
Yes. The Free plan tracks unlimited opens from recipients who agreed to tracking and shows for each one whether it was likely a person, Apple Mail, a proxy or a scanner. No tool can tell you for certain that an email was read: only a reply is certain.
You send emails from your computer, through the extension in Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo Mail, or from the HawkOpen dashboard. The recipient can read the email on any device.
Yes. HawkOpen tracks only recipients who agreed, and the footer of a tracked email has a short notice about tracking with the link “Do not track my activity”.
No. It is a technical signal. When a legal deadline matters, use a channel with an official proof of receipt.
The Free plan has no time limit. Pro when you need more: €4 a month plus VAT with yearly billing (€48 a year).