Plug gives you one email address for shopping. Use it at any shop, and the shop's emails turn into orders you can follow, with parcels, invoices, discount codes and returns together. We filter review-spam from your inbox.
Shop emails Plug. Plug reads the order, the shipping update, the invoice, discounts and keeps them together. Your own inbox stays clean. Plug also makes returning easy.
Online shopping is easy. Keeping track of it isn't.
You know you ordered it. The confirmation is somewhere between a newsletter and a login code.
One order, eight emails: confirmed, packed, shipped, out for delivery, delivered, and three asking for a review. Plug filters them.
Three shops, three carriers, three tracking links buried in three emails.
Nothing to set up at the shops. Nothing to connect.
With your own email, Google or Apple. Plug makes you a Plug address, usually your own name at plugs.it.com.
Give the Plug address at checkout. Or forward a shop email to it: that's the quickest way to try.
Orders, parcels, invoices, codes and returns, kept up to date by the shop's and carrier's emails. With a nudge when something changes.
Products, prices and order numbers straight from the confirmation. Search by shop, product or anything the shop ever wrote.
Plug reads the carrier's page and tells you when the window changes or the parcel has arrived. Split shipments count as two.
Codes from shop emails in one list with their expiry dates. One tap copies. Forward a mail with a code and it's in.
Plug finds the shop's return page, keeps the code or label the shop sends, and shows it on your phone at the counter.
Every invoice stays with its order. Send a copy to your own inbox or your bookkeeper in one tap.
Gifts, work, kids, the house. Colour-code orders and find them from the menu, like Gmail, only for things you bought.
Only email sent to your Plug address reaches Plug. Software reads it to recognise orders and parcels; the people who run Plug see which shops you use and whether things work, never what you bought or what the emails say.
Read the privacy policy →Every shop that sends an order email, anywhere. Plug reads the email, not the shop's website, so there is nothing to connect and nothing the shop needs to support.
No. Use the Plug address for new orders when you like, and forward older shop emails to it. Both work the same.
Yes. Plug suggests your own name; you can choose another, and keep old ones receiving mail or switch them off.
Nothing during the beta. Plug will stay free for personal use; what's paid for later will be said clearly before it is.
iPhone first. Android comes once the iPhone app is out of beta.