Has Anyone Tried emailit.com (EmailIt)? It Seems Too Cheap!
Hey!
I was researching bulk email services and came across Email It (https://emailit.com/pricing). What caught my attention was the price: 1 million emails for just $140! And that’s not even counting the fixed monthly fee of $20, which is still way cheaper than other platforms I’ve seen.
My question is: Has anyone tested this service? The offer seems too good to be true. Does it deliver well? Do emails end up in spam a lot? Are there any limitations that aren’t clearly stated on the website?
If anyone has used it or knows someone with experience on this platform, please share!
Thanks!
I use it. Loving it so far. Has been working great.
Jaime Santiago tks :)
I'm using it.....my list is not that big, but had no problems at all.....they're still on appsumo by the way
Manuel Müller thanks! :)
Manuel Müller Do you know how this Tier works? I'm asking because I found it kind of crazy.
I don't think you guys should fall for this. This kind of business model isn't sustainable
Nazir Himel Yes, this is a bit worrying. This type of service is for something temporary, or something that you know could cause some kind of problem.
I bought it on Appsumo a while ago. Just started using it. IF your webhost doesn't block SMTP ports (as mine does), then you can use FluentSMTP to send with it and it's generally good. But not world-class like AWS is. ie: there was an outage overnight just last night. I am also seeing weird glitches or limitations such as: I can't CC a Fluent Form submission when it's active. Emails it sends can't be forwarded by my webhost's email systems — they error with "message has lines too long for transport."
George, the owner, is always active and responsive on their Discord. A very nice guy made a private plugin to facilitate SMTP usage when ports are blocked, and I have to use that given my webhost's restrictions. That also has its issues, though the plugin developer is likewise very nice and very helpful, and responsive and enagaged.
So my takeaway at the moment is — use it for yourself, but don't resell it to clients if you care about your clients or your reputation. Hopefully it will all improve in time. I'm rooting for them.