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I had an eye on this service once in a while from the time it was announced. Now I see that it’s still not open to the public (without an invitation), but I fou
by AnonC 6y ago
I had an eye on this service once in a while from the time it was announced. Now I see that it’s still not open to the public (without an invitation), but I found the pricing information. It’s $99 a year! That’s huge for me for email (I consider Fastmail to be very expensive with its standard plan at $50 a year). There’s no information on if/when custom domain support will come to Hey. I don’t know if it supports aliases and how many are given at what price. I don’t know if it supports standard IMAP. The advertised features look nice, but all those are (obviously) dependent on a web browser or their upcoming apps.
So it’s some stuff that I didn’t know I wanted in email (I do appreciate some of the features), with no information on what I’ve always wanted from email.
- juststeve 6y agoI’m pretty so IMAP is a confirmed “no” from DHH. I kind of understand that the IMAP protocol may hold back the design of Hey, but This is likely a non starter for me.