SendLull · Outlook add-in

A few minutes to catch a mistake.

New Outlook and Outlook on the web have no rule to delay every email the way classic Outlook did. SendLull brings it back: press Send as usual, and each message waits in your Drafts folder for the minutes you choose, so a wrong recipient, a missing attachment or a typo can still be fixed. Coming to Microsoft Marketplace.

SendLull at a glance

What it is
Outlook add-in for the Microsoft Marketplace
For
People
Price
$2 a month
Website
sendlull.com

What SendLull does

No extra click

Press Send as usual. SendLull sets the message’s delivery time a few minutes later by itself, with no dialog.

Fix it in Drafts

The held message waits in your Drafts folder. Open it to change it, or delete it to stop it.

Your time, 1 to 10 minutes

Two minutes to start. A message you set with Schedule send keeps its own time.

Only outside mail, if you like

Hold only messages that go outside your organization, so notes to colleagues go out at once.

See SendLull at work

Real screenshots of SendLull's settings pane, the page Outlook shows beside a message, built and run with a sample mailbox; Outlook itself is not shown.

SendLull’s settings pane, shown with a sample mailbox: hold my outgoing messages is on, each message is held for 2 minutes, and a note says a held message waits in the Drafts folder.
Choose the hold time once; every message waits that long before it leaves.
SendLull’s settings pane with a sample mailbox: only messages that go outside the organization are held, for 3 minutes, and fabrikam.com is listed as another domain of the organization.
Hold only mail that goes outside your organization, if you like.
SendLull’s help in its settings pane, with a sample mailbox: the steps for an admin to deploy it to everyone from the Microsoft 365 admin center.
Admins turn it on for everyone from the Microsoft 365 admin center.

Who it’s for

  • People who moved to new Outlook or Outlook on the web and miss the “defer delivery” rule
  • Teams where one wrong recipient or a forgotten attachment is costly
  • IT admins who want a send delay for everyone, set up once

How it works

  1. Your admin adds SendLull from Microsoft Marketplace for everyone, or for the people chosen.
  2. Everyone gets a 2-minute hold; each person can change it in SendLull’s pane.
  3. Press Send: the message waits in Drafts for the minutes chosen, then goes.
  4. Spot a mistake? Open it from Drafts and fix it, or delete it.

SendLull pricing

  • Pro

    $2 a month

    14-day free trial

Every feature free for 14 days, then Pro: $2 a month or $20 a year per person, paid on Stripe’s checkout from inside the add-in. An admin can buy seats for the whole organization. Refunds within 14 days.

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Questions about SendLull

Does SendLull read my email?

No. When you press Send it reads only the message’s delivery time and, if you hold only outside mail, the recipients’ addresses, inside Outlook. Nothing about your messages leaves your mailbox.

Which Outlook does it work in?

New Outlook for Windows, Outlook on the web and Outlook for Mac, with a Microsoft 365 work or school account. Classic Outlook for Windows has its own delay rule, so SendLull lets mail go at once there.

Can it ever stop my email from going out?

No. If SendLull cannot set the hold, Outlook asks whether to send anyway; if Outlook cannot load SendLull, the message is sent as normal.

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