Here is our latest installment of our “By the Numbers” digital statistic post series. Today, we look at some incredible Gmail statistics and facts to get a better picture of how amazingly large a product Google’s email service has become.
15 years ago, Gmail burst onto the scene and quickly became a formidable challenger to the AOLs, Yahoos and Hotmails of the time. Since then, Google’s signature email product has surpassed those competitors and then some, becoming the standard-bearer for ad-supported, consumer email services. Gmail has literally become the default personal email service for most of the global internet community. As you can see from the Gmail stats below, Gmail’s market penetration is monstrous.
Gmail Facts
- Gmail Launch Date: 2004
- Gmail URL: mail.google.com
- Gmail Apps: iOS | Android
- Gmail Developer: Google
Gmail History
- 2004 – Gmail is released publicly to beta testers
- 2006 – Gmail mobile app is launched
- 2009 – Gmail exits its beta stage
This report is available in an annual industry report. Some of the data in industry reports include:
- Google Search Stats
- Search/Display Advertising Stats
- Chromecast Stats
- Chromebook Stats
- Chrome and other Google App/Services Stats
- Gmail Stats
- Google+ Stats
- Etc.- all in one place
I try to go through each and every stat regularly and update as much as possible, but we all know that some stats are easier to track down than others. As always, every stat is linked to its original source and has the source date listed.
To get your copy of the report, click on the button below to purchase it.
Report 1: Google Product Report (Android, Chrome, Gmail, Google, Google Play, Home, and YouTube).
Report 3: Digital Titans Report (Amazon, Amazon Prime, Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft).
Report 4: FAANG Report (Amazon, Amazon Prime, Apple, Facebook, Messenger, Google, Netflix).
Gmail Statistics
How many people use Gmail:
Last updated 10/26/19
Average number of spam email messages Gmail blocks daily:
Last updated 2/26/19
Gmail’s share or the global email client market:
Last updated December 2016
Percentage of incoming messages that are classified as Promotions by Gmail:
Last updated 2/2/17
Percentage of Americans that use Gmail during work hours:
Last updated 10/2/13
Percentage of the Internet population that Gmail language translation covers:
Last updated 7/7/14
Number of times that the Gmail app has been downloaded from the Google Play Store:
Last updated 5/14/14
Percentage of Gmail users that open their email on a mobile device:
Last updated 5/28/15
Average age of a Gmail user:
Last updated 4/1/14
Percentage of email in the average Gmail inbox that is spam:
Last updated 7/9/15
Percentage of wanted mail that ends up in a Gmail spam folder:
Last updated 7/9/15
Google’s claim for Gmail up-time in 2013:
Google’s claim for Gmail down-time in 2013:
Most popular mobile device for Gmail users to open their email on:
Last updated 4/1/14
Percentage year over year growth for the Gmail mobile app:
Last updated 12/19/13
Percentage of non-spam emails sent to Gmail users that have adopted email authentication standards:
Number of languages that Gmail supports:
Last updated 2/25/15
Average Monthly Unique Users for the Gmail smartphone app in 2014:
This report is available in an annual industry report. Some of the data in industry reports include:
- Google Search Stats
- Search/Display Advertising Stats
- Chromecast Stats
- Chromebook Stats
- Chrome and other Google App/Services Stats
- Gmail Stats
- Google+ Stats
- Etc.- all in one place
I try to go through each and every stat regularly and update as much as possible, but we all know that some stats are easier to track down than others. As always, every stat is linked to its original source and has the source date listed.
To get your copy of the report, click on the button below to purchase it.
Report 1: Google Product Report (Android, Chrome, Gmail, Google, Google Play, Home, and YouTube).
Report 3: Digital Titans Report (Amazon, Amazon Prime, Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft).
Report 4: FAANG Report (Amazon, Amazon Prime, Apple, Facebook, Messenger, Google, Netflix).
