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Full disclosure, I know one of the owners, and it's a SaaS, not exactly free, but we've been using Group Buzz: http://groupbuzz.io/ http://groupbuzz.io/ It wa
by themartorana 11y ago
Full disclosure, I know one of the owners, and it's a SaaS, not exactly free, but we've been using Group Buzz:
http://groupbuzz.io/ http://groupbuzz.io/
It was originally built for sizable coworking communities but is pretty decent. Mail integrated, daily digests, etc.
Still a WIP but pretty mature at this point.
- scrollaway 11y agoZero screenshots or anything of the kind. When I want a demo, I don't want to take extra steps just to be able to look at that demo, I just want to take a look right now. Those prices are really high too for what it presents itself doing. And I don't care about all the people talking about how awesome it is, really I don't. Show me the sausage. If this project wants to go anywhere it's going to have to severely review its strategy.
- glass- 11y agoBased on the pricing it doesn't look like this is aiming to be a replacement for mailman or majordomo public mailing lists, but more for internal private lists. 150 members before you're in the "if you have to ask you can't afford it" bracket -- even small, niche projects would have more people than that subscribed to the announce list -- and that's $129/month. You could run a majordomo list with no member limits on a VPS for less than $10/month.