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I tried (bought) sendy.co and it seems quite buggy. I'm still looking for something self-hosted, where any SMTP provider can be plugged into, and that does not
by wineisfine 10y ago
I tried (bought) sendy.co and it seems quite buggy. I'm still looking for something self-hosted, where any SMTP provider can be plugged into, and that does not look like its 1993. As I have some non-techies that need to work with it.
- chrisanthropic 10y agoLike I said further down, give mailtrain.org a look. It's self hosted and you can use multiple SMTP providers.
- nickjj 10y agoThe problem with mailtrain is according to them it's not viable to use in production. There's also no tests and very little documentation. I can get around that but the main thing preventing me from using it is there's no success stories associated to the application. Sendy has dozens of unbiased blog posts, and even some posts where people are sending millions of e-mails without issues. That instills a lot of confidence in using it. You would have to be a madman to trust an untrusted application with managing your email subscribers.
- andris9 10y agoJust for the record, Mailtrain is used in production by several marketers with very large lists (from hundred thousand subscribers to a million subscribers) and Mailtrain seems to work fine for them
- nickjj 10y agoIs there anything to read that's public where those marketers comment about using it? Have any of them done any audits on the code base and traced all incoming requests through Mailtrain vs their SES backend to ensure everything was delivered as expected?
- slig 10y agoTry Mailwizz. It has tons of features and the author is very active on the support forum.