Snoooz Reviews

4.8

4.89 stars
4.89 stars
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Customers appreciate Snoooz for its ability to automate email responses, saving significant time and effort. They also love its natural-sounding AI responses and the responsive, knowledgeable support team. Some users found the setup process a bit time-consuming, and there were occasional issues with rule prioritization. Overall, with a 4.7 rating and a 60-day money-back guarantee, Snoooz is a solid buy for those in need of an AI-powered email assistant.

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aana

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Deals bought: 3Member since: Jan 2026
5 stars
5 stars
Jan 16, 2026

This tool is an absolute gem

This tool is an absolute gem, and I use it for forwarding receipts to my tax software, and replying after office hours, and sorting all my inbox. It took me some time to setup, but now it is definitely going to be part of my office stack! Thanks appsumo and snoooz team!

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Victoria_Snoooz

Victoria_Snoooz

Jan 16, 2026

Thank you so much for the 5 tacos! I am super happy to know that Snoooz is now part of your daily stack. Really appreciate the support!
Victoria

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heilpraktiker

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Deals bought: 13Member since: Jun 2025
5 stars
5 stars
Jan 12, 2026

Great time saver & awesome support

Snoooz is able to automate most of our "low-key" customer inquiries which makes it a big time saver for us. We had a minor issue which was resolved just a couple of minutes after messaging their support. Easy recommendation!

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Victoria_Snoooz

Victoria_Snoooz

Jan 13, 2026

Thank you so much for the kind words! We’re really glad Snoooz is helping save time on those everyday customer inquiries, and happy we could resolve the issue quickly. Truly appreciate the recommendation and your support 🙏
Victoria

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RiziMe

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Deals bought: 61Member since: Jul 2021
5 stars
5 stars
Jan 10, 2026

Don't be crazy, get your self this LTD

First, this is not going to automatically change your life, you have to be smart and use AI to setup AI. If you know prompting you can make this tool change your life. Picked up a T5 right away.

I setup a web hook that logs all the emails on an excel sheet. From there I import that into my fav AI and run a prompt to see which emails have the most volume to automate. From there i create and tweak the rules and categories as needed.

My biggest request is API introduction:
I would like to change rules and categories via api
Have a list of emails for clients that are continuously changing?
Have a database of help articles?
Insane customization and integration with other tools.
Or maybe even a webhook system that will connect with my server to get instructions?

I have requested it in the features but its not very active with users.

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Victoria_Snoooz

Victoria_Snoooz

Jan 11, 2026

Thanks so much for the detailed feedback. I really appreciate you sharing how you’re using Snoooz in practice. Love the webhook + analysis workflow you described, that’s a smart way to approach automation.

And thank you for the API feedback as well. You’re absolutely right — deeper API access (rules, categories, dynamic data, integrations) would unlock a lot of powerful use cases. It’s on our...

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yana61

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Deals bought: 3Member since: Jan 2026
5 stars
5 stars
Jan 10, 2026

Snoooz is too good to ignore

I discovered this tool during the Tool of the Year event and decided to give it a try. I booked a demo with their team, and in just 30 minutes they showed me how to set everything up. Since then, I’ve already automated half of my inbox.

This is by far the best purchase I’ve made in 2026, and I can already feel my year is going to be more productive. Highly recommended.

Founder Team
Victoria_Snoooz

Victoria_Snoooz

Jan 10, 2026

Thanks so much for the kind words! 🙌

I'm really happy that you’ve already automated a big part of your inbox. That’s exactly what we aim for. Appreciate you giving us a shot, and thanks a lot for the recommendation!

Regards,
Victoria

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92fd2a8f85ae49ab8a34eadf2a51841b

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Deals bought: 59Member since: Oct 2015
3 stars
3 stars
Jan 9, 2026

Sent a bunch of un-approved replies to old emails

I wanted this exclusively for auto-labelling my mail. Unfortunately, something weird happened where some emails were getting auto-responded to, even though none of the rules allowed this–ever. Support seemed to look in to it at first, but they stopped replying and I just don't really trust it anymore. I hope it continues to work great for others, but I'm going to use auto-labeling through Notion Mail for free instead.

Edit in response to your claim this doesn't happen: your latest release notes say "Fixed an issue where replies were sent after moving an exclusion rule to an inclusion rule, even when “don’t respond” was selected" – this is a big trust issue and for me and your replies have been a red flag.

Edit: thank you for your updates & responses here, Victoria. I wish your support team had been this communicative initially/directly, but I'm certain this deal has kept you busy! I'm glad the issue was resolved and appreciate the clarity provided in your latest response. I know that review readers may not be able to see our back and forth as your replies might be removed/edited when I update my review, but I wanted to add a taco back and acknowledge your effort here. While I don't plan to be a user moving forward, and I think my 3-taco rating stands based on the issue I experienced, I also feel that this review and thread appropriately demonstrate why you have so many other 5-star reviews.

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Victoria_Snoooz

Victoria_Snoooz

Edited Jan 11, 2026

Update:

Thank you for following up and for calling this out. I am sorry, but at the time of my original reply, I really did not know this was an issue on our side.

I was unable to reproduce the behavior yesterday, which is why I stated it was not expected. After your feedback, I asked our team to investigate more deeply. They discovered an edge case, which I’d like to explain:

When a rule is...

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