Triagd review
Triagd pairs daily briefings and email triage with style-based drafts and tiered plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Triagd works alongside Gmail, Outlook, and IMAP/SMTP accounts to sort incoming email into Critical, Important, Skim, and Auto tiers, apply labels, extract action items, and send a daily morning briefing. It is aimed at solo operators, founders, executives, and teams who want assistance in their existing inbox rather than a change of email client. The web-based service also supports plain-English classification rules, summaries, and reply drafting based on sent email history.
According to the vendor's monthly pricing, Starter costs $14 per month and includes four-tier classification, labels, the daily briefing, action items and summaries, custom rules, and email support. Pro is $29 per month; it adds voice-matched draft replies, thread summaries and on-demand catch-up, smart unsubscribe, follow-up tracking, and priority support with a 1-business-day SLA. Executive is $99 per month, adding shared inboxes, team briefings, an admin dashboard and audit log, CRM and Slack thread context, Google Calendar features, guarded opt-in auto-send, and dedicated onboarding. A 7-day trial is available, but it requires a card; there is no free plan.
The clearest fit is someone who wants prioritization and a daily digest, with the option to pay for increasingly involved drafting and team workflows. Integrations listed include HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Google Calendar, and Twilio, alongside the supported email connections. Auto-send is limited to Executive and is opt-in with guardrails, so buyers seeking that capability should account for the $99 monthly tier. Triagd is a less natural choice for someone who needs a free starting point or only wants simple inbox categorization without paid plan progression.
Triagd pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Sorts messages into four priority tiers and applies labels.
- Combines daily briefings, action extraction, and thread summaries.
- Higher plans add style-matched drafts, team tools, and guarded auto-send.
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; the 7-day trial requires a card.
- Pro and Executive cost more than Starter at monthly billing.
- Executive features such as shared inboxes and guarded auto-send require the $99 plan.
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