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by 4ar0n 2y ago
Whoa, nice! You just resolved my primary concern about using Open Source projects, which is relying on "Community Support". Adding Keila.io to my spreadsheet.
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by 4ar0n 2y ago
I'd never heard of Ghost.org, but looking at their website, they appear to be much more than just a free newsletter platform. It's not what I'm looking for, but it does look pretty cool for somebody that needs a professional
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by 4ar0n 2y ago
Thanks for responding. I only gave Mailchimp a brief glance, admittedly they're no longer a favorite for me, and the pricing page was confusing, but I also don't want to spread misinformation. I'll update again.
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by 4ar0n 2y ago
Honestly, I never intended to share this, I was just doing research for ourselves, but here we are. I'm sure there are others I've also left off, but ignoring Twilio's SendGrid feels like an oversight, I'll add them now.
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by 4ar0n 2y ago
Fixed, good catch, thanks! I started my research using other people's spreadsheets rather than checking every vendor's pricing. Must have had old data.
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by 4ar0n 2y ago
Good catch, thanks. According to the pricing page, Mailchimp starts out around the same as the others, but as soon as you go over 500 contacts, the price jumps from "Standard" $20/month to "Premium" $350 /mont
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by 4ar0n 2y ago
I just signed up for Buttondown after researching and comparing a dozen other newsletter platforms. I told our CEO that Buttondown is exactly the kind of scrappy startup we'd want representing our own startup. If it's helpful for
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by 4ar0n 2y ago
Am I the only one that went looking for Abelique in the app store? Darn... can't find it, maybe it got shut down? Or pulled for violating Apple's TOS? It wasn't until I saw mention of nominations for a Hugo award that I reali