Milled is where you land when you look up a brand's old emails. It is a public archive of the marketing emails that online stores send, and anyone can search it. This review covers what Milled does, what the free plan gives you, what Pro adds and who should pay for it.
Milled calls itself "a search engine for email newsletters and ecommerce sales". It keeps the marketing emails that brands send and gives each one a public page. On 14 October 2026 its home page counted 52,726,359 emails from 103,231 e-commerce brands, and said it reads 20,671 emails every day.
People use it in three ways:
To see what a competitor sends. Open a brand's page and read its sale announcements, product launches and subject lines in order.
To collect ideas. Search a phrase such as "free shipping" and see how different brands write and design it.
To find a deal. Shoppers use the same archive to catch sale emails without joining every mailing list.
How Milled works
SearchType a brand or a keyword.
OpenRead any email as it was sent.
Follow and saveFollow brands and save the emails you want to keep.
Get alertsWith Pro, get an email when a keyword or competitor is mentioned.
Milled's pricing page lists three plans, priced in US dollars. The prices below are from the newest copy of that page we could read, dated 10 February 2026.
Milled plans, from its pricing page (read 10 February 2026)
BasicFree1 seatKeyword search, the last 6 months of emails, saved emails and followed brands.
Pro$99a month, or $999 a yearThe full archive, advanced filters, saved searches, keyword alerts, folders and private notes.
Team$299a month, or $2,999 a yearEverything in Pro for up to 5 people.
Basic is free. You get keyword search, the last 6 months of emails, saved emails and followed brands, for one person.
Pro is $99 a month, or $999 a year. It opens the full archive, which Milled says goes as far back as 2012. It adds advanced filters (exact phrases, excluded words and single fields such as the subject line), saved searches, keyword alerts, folders with private notes, and brand lists you can filter by.
Team is $299 a month, or $2,999 a year. It is Pro for up to 5 people.
Paying yearly for Pro costs $999 against $1,188 for twelve single months, which matches the 16% saving the page advertises. The same page states a 14-day refund policy.
On 14 October 2026 the home page also listed two newer Pro features: a search that looks only at subject lines, and a button that downloads a full-length picture of any email.
Really Good Emails: The gold standard for design inspiration. It focuses on curated, high-quality designs rather than a comprehensive archive of everything.
MailCharts: A robust competitor offering deep analytics and reporting, but often at a higher price point for enterprise features.
Owletter: Focuses heavily on analytics and long-term tracking of competitor email behavior.
For anyone who writes or plans e-commerce emails, the free plan is worth a bookmark: it answers "what did this brand send?" in a few seconds. Pro earns its $99 a month when email research is part of your job and you need the history, the alerts and the saved searches.
Sources: Milled's home page (Internet Archive copy of 13 October 2026, 23:35 UTC, read on 14 October 2026) and its pricing page (Internet Archive copy of 10 February 2026).
You use Milled to sharpen your offense-crafting better emails, time your sales perfectly, and out-design your rivals. But a great marketing campaign is useless if the revenue doesn't stick.
E-commerce brands lose a staggering amount of money to "friendly fraud," chargebacks, and payment failures. You might get the sale from that perfect email, but keeping the money is a different battle.
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