It's not the amount of mail you send. Sending 1,000,000 emails is as easy as sending 1,000. As I said though compliance with spam regulations will be a constan

It's not the amount of mail you send. Sending 1,000,000 emails is as easy as sending 1,000. As I said though compliance with spam regulations will be a constant battle. If you don't care if e.g. Google blacklists you from gmail.com, cool. That makes things a lot easier. The users of mailchimp don't need to make another mailchimp Right. I said that I'm assuming you can skip the consumer-friendly UI bits. However, I'm assuming you do at least want the analytic and tracking bits in this theoretical situation. Otherwise, why use something like Mailchimp in the first place? There are other ways to "just send mail." You choose Mailchimp for the extra bits.