Tried it. Seems OK. Not worth the access to data it required.<p>This post would do better on Reddit in dataisbeautiful or something.<p>Here's an example scraped from Google:
<a href="https://checkup.frontapp.com/9df36f035e474281931" rel="nofollow">https://checkup.frontapp.com/9df36f035e474281931</a><p>More:<p><a href="https://checkup.frontapp.com/ef2358ade51b29fb9fe" rel="nofollow">https://checkup.frontapp.com/ef2358ade51b29fb9fe</a>
<a href="https://checkup.frontapp.com/1b68de2c4523717ee8a" rel="nofollow">https://checkup.frontapp.com/1b68de2c4523717ee8a</a>
<a href="https://checkup.frontapp.com/189bdd53fc517dcd1ee" rel="nofollow">https://checkup.frontapp.com/189bdd53fc517dcd1ee</a>
<a href="https://checkup.frontapp.com/72dd67265b3244f5b37" rel="nofollow">https://checkup.frontapp.com/72dd67265b3244f5b37</a> (Rank 9)
Yeah, don't think I am going to provide access to my inbox to some random website. Hell, I don't think I would provide access to ANY website.
The red/yellow/green coloring to me seems to imply that you want to be above average with these metrics, but I'm not sure that above average is necessarily a good thing here. Things like "response time", quicker is probably better, but "emails sent" — the two of the links from Mandatum had someone ending ~50 emails per day! It may very well depend on your job, of course, but to me, that's too much even to receive in a day (I don't want to read 50 emails.), and your email is going to be automatically sorted and likely ignored. "Contacts reached" also seems to imply higher is better, whereas I would think that more targeted conversations might be better. (But then, courtesy might demand CC'ing a list or a person in, so harder to say.) "Emails per conversation": taking more emails to conclude whatever is needed is better? Not meeting face to face if email isn't cutting it, or being clear and concise on the first email?
I just tried it out on an email address that doesn't contain any sensitive information:<p>I think there is something off: gmail lets me browse to 50k+ emails (or conversations?), your tool reports around 1k emails received. I'm not sure that 50k number is accurate, but there are a lot more than 1k.
I have always been so nervous about my email habits that I would happily share my private email with a complete stranger in order to receive a ranking. I would feel even better if I could win a prize!