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What are the best Mailchimp alternatives for those who do not want to support Intuit in the future?

by divbzero 5y ago

mattwad 5y ago
Mailgun
- donmcronald 5y ago
  And since they already screwed all their free users and early adopters you don't have to worry about it happening again (for a while).
- throwawayboise 5y ago
  I tried them a few years ago, everything was great except the email servers in the free tier had terrible reputation and most of what I sent was rejected by the receiving side. I guess that's to be expected, free tiers of any email services are going to be horribly abused. Hopefully the paid service is better.
giovannibonetti 5y ago
Postmark
andrewljohnson 5y ago
Something like Braze (or many competitors) will do all sorts of messaging. It really depends on your business... variables like do you just want to do email, or do you want to message in app or on website too? Selling physical goods? There are a million ways to do app or marketing automation comms.
savrajsingh 5y ago
Klaviyo is ok, way cheaper than braze
fosron 5y ago
Mailerlite is good and way cheaper (p.s i do work for the parent company)
donohoe 5y ago
Not sure about the best, but this seems to be the field depending on what your needs are... Active Campaign Boomtrain Campaign Monitor Cordial Amazon SES Eloqua Emma Experian Cheetahmail Exact Target Hubspot Maropost OneSignal PostUp Responsys Sailthru SeconStreet Sendgrid SparkPost
- michilehr 5y ago
  Sendy
- DaiPlusPlus 5y ago
  SendGrid is owned by Twilio btw
- gav 5y ago
  Exact Target has been Salesforce Marketing Cloud since 2014.
- jrs235 5y ago
  PostMarkApp?
- Kerrick 5y ago
  FYI: Second Street, PostUp, and Adestra are all owned by one company (Upland Software [UPLD]).
- JButtermilk 5y ago
  Good list, although some still feel like the 2000's. I would add Mailerlite and Mailersend and if you have a few bucks to spare Mailercheck. With this suite your email communication will be tip top They have a simple UI that feels like fresh air among mostly busy screens.
Gelob 5y ago
Sparkpost
jhammer 5y ago
Another option, for Mac users: Direct Mail (https://directmailmac.com https://directmailmac.com). Disclosure: I work there.
Rd6n6 5y ago
Lots of recommendations in this thread but not many descriptions about what the commenters like about their choice. Is it price? Usability? Deliverability?
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What are the best Mailchimp alternatives for those who do not want to support Intuit in the future?

mattwad 5y ago

Mailgun

donmcronald 5y ago
And since they already screwed all their free users and early adopters you don't have to worry about it happening again (for a while).
throwawayboise 5y ago
I tried them a few years ago, everything was great except the email servers in the free tier had terrible reputation and most of what I sent was rejected by the receiving side. I guess that's to be expected, free tiers of any email services are going to be horribly abused. Hopefully the paid service is better.

giovannibonetti 5y ago

Postmark

andrewljohnson 5y ago

Something like Braze (or many competitors) will do all sorts of messaging. It really depends on your business... variables like do you just want to do email, or do you want to message in app or on website too? Selling physical goods? There are a million ways to do app or marketing automation comms.

savrajsingh 5y ago

Klaviyo is ok, way cheaper than braze

fosron 5y ago

Mailerlite is good and way cheaper (p.s i do work for the parent company)

donohoe 5y ago

Not sure about the best, but this seems to be the field depending on what your needs are... Active Campaign Boomtrain Campaign Monitor Cordial Amazon SES Eloqua Emma Experian Cheetahmail Exact Target Hubspot Maropost OneSignal PostUp Responsys Sailthru SeconStreet Sendgrid SparkPost

michilehr 5y ago
Sendy
DaiPlusPlus 5y ago
SendGrid is owned by Twilio btw
gav 5y ago
Exact Target has been Salesforce Marketing Cloud since 2014.
jrs235 5y ago
PostMarkApp?
Kerrick 5y ago
FYI: Second Street, PostUp, and Adestra are all owned by one company (Upland Software [UPLD]).
JButtermilk 5y ago
Good list, although some still feel like the 2000's. I would add Mailerlite and Mailersend and if you have a few bucks to spare Mailercheck. With this suite your email communication will be tip top They have a simple UI that feels like fresh air among mostly busy screens.

Gelob 5y ago

Sparkpost

jhammer 5y ago

Another option, for Mac users: Direct Mail (https://directmailmac.com https://directmailmac.com). Disclosure: I work there.

Rd6n6 5y ago

Lots of recommendations in this thread but not many descriptions about what the commenters like about their choice. Is it price? Usability? Deliverability?

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