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I want to try this, so I tried signing up for SendGrid but got an instant rejection for unknown reasons. I think the many-step setup involving multiple vendors

I want to try this, so I tried signing up for SendGrid but got an instant rejection for unknown reasons. I think the many-step setup involving multiple vendors is a bit of an obstacle here... although maybe it's a net positive for you to weed out less committed buyers. Do you think you could manage the email API on behalf of your users at least for low volumes? Wondering if there's a way to let people try it "for real" on their site without going through all the hoops. I know email is a challenge because of reputation and deliverability and all that.

ivankirigin 11y ago
Yeah, YesGraph doesn't want to get in the email deliverability game. There are a hundred vendors who can manage this, and every serious web app solves this problem. I think it's a feature to use your own email system. This gets really obvious when you start reusing your templates and centralizing your analytics. We'll implement many more backends than SendGrid -- including easier ones like Mailchimp.