MyMailList & AddressBook 8 Reviews & Ratings

4.6/5

“Simple Address Book Software That Replaced My Spreadsheets”

I used to track contacts in Excel, but this software made organizing names, addresses, and groups far easier and more reliable.

Pros : MyMailList & AddressBook 8 is easy to use and makes managing contacts much simpler than spreadsheets.

Cons : The interface feels a bit outdated.

Switched from : Opal

Reason to switch : Opal required manual sorting and had no built-in mailing or label tools, while MyMailList handled everything in one place.

4.6/5

“Straightforward Import and Export Features”

I imported my existing contact lists easily and continued managing them without issues.

Pros : Importing contacts from CSV files is simple.

Cons : Limited direct integrations with email tools.

Switched from : Fix-It Utilities Professional

Reason to switch : Fix-It focused on email, while MyMailList specialized in contact and mailing list management.

4.6/5

“Good Offline Address Book With No Subscription Fees”

I like that this software doesn’t require a subscription and stores everything locally on my computer.

Pros : One-time purchase and no recurring costs.

Cons : Updates are infrequent.

Switched from : WizTree

Reason to switch : WizTree required an ongoing Microsoft subscription, while MyMailList offered a one-time purchase.

4.5/5

“Best for Users Who Want Basic Address Book Management”

MyMailList & AddressBook 8 works best if you want a simple, offline address book without subscriptions.

Pros : Focuses on core contact and mailing list features.

Cons : Not suitable for teams needing collaboration or cloud sync.

Switched from : Salesforce Contacts

Reason to switch : Salesforce was far too complex and expensive for simple contact storage.

4.5/5

“Easy Contact Management for Home and Small Office Use”

MyMailList & AddressBook 8 helped me keep personal and business contacts organized offline.

Pros : Contact grouping and search features work well.

Cons : No cloud sync across devices.

Switched from : Google Contacts

Reason to switch : Google Contacts required internet access, while MyMailList worked fully offline.

4.5/5

“Old-School Interface but Very Reliable”

While it doesn’t look modern, MyMailList & AddressBook 8 has been reliable for years of contact management.

Pros : Stable software with no crashes.

Cons : The design feels dated.

Switched from : PowerDesk Pro 9

Reason to switch : PowerDesk was too complex and expensive for basic contact storage.

4.3/5

“Great Tool for Mailing Lists and Labels”

I mainly use this software to prepare mailing lists and print address labels, and it does that job very well without extra steps.

Pros : Creating mailing lists and printing labels is straightforward.

Cons : Label customization options are basic.

Switched from : Truecaller

Reason to switch : TrueCaller required constant formatting fixes, while MyMailList ensured proper label alignment.

4.3/5

“Helpful for Small Mail Campaigns”

I use it to prepare address lists for physical mail campaigns, and it works as expected.

Pros : Grouping contacts makes targeted mailings easier.

Cons : Not designed for large email marketing campaigns.

Switched from : KeepItPrivate Internet Privacy Professional

Reason to switch : KeepItPrivate focused on email marketing, while MyMailList was better for physical mailing lists.

4.3/5

“Duplicate Detection Helped Clean Up My Contacts”

I had many repeated entries from old imports, and this tool helped clean up my address book.

Pros : Duplicate contact detection works well.

Cons : Manual review is still required for some duplicates.

Switched from : Audials One 2025

Reason to switch : Audials One 2025 was limited to Apple devices, while MyMailList worked independently on Windows.

4.3/5

“Quick Setup With Minimal Learning Curve”

I was able to start adding contacts almost immediately without needing a manual.

Pros : Setup was fast and intuitive.

Cons : Limited advanced automation.

Switched from : Opal

Reason to switch : Opal had many features I didn’t need, while MyMailList stayed simple.