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Looking for recommendations on email collection and sending service

Building a blog for my business. Will be custom front end. Need to be collecting emails and send to the collection when a new post is out. Got a few thousand emails currently.

Any recommendations?

PS: only recommend stuff you use


Personally, I just go with SendGrid. It's maybe not the cheapest but it's quick and easy to spin it up.

Plus, I self-host an instance of www.mailwizz.com/ on my VPS when I need more fancy stuff.

Hey Alex! I'm a bit biased since I built a service for this, but I'd suggest giving Noticeable (noticeable.io) a try if you'd rather not handle the backend yourself. Otherwise, integrating directly with Amazon SES would be the most cost-effective approach.

thanks for sharing and I'm glad you aren't someone with a 2-3 day streak shilling their product.

however it doesnt seem like a good fit. had to dig to find any sort of API and I can't see how the emails will look like, or how they can look like.

There is a GraphQL API, but I understand it might not be the most appropriate. Just to give an answer, here is how an email looks. For templates, I use MJML (mjml.io/), which is excellent for ensuring consistent rendering across devices, as email clients have very limited HTML/CSS support. Regarding Noticeable, there's currently no UI to customize the default template, but the backend supports custom ones. If you have a custom MJML template, I can easily attach it to your project.

I been using EO since I started with #jobboardsearch

It's nice to get started because 2,500 subscribers and 10,000 emails per month for free.

Deliverability is also good, which is important.

Here is my affiliate link (Both of us get $15 in credit) emailoctopus.com/?urli=TMW5t

I’ve been using resend with #boop and it has a generous free tier. resend.com/

thanks for sharing rod. didnt know about this one

Worth taking a look, it has an API, a nice drag & drop, and there is even a cheaper option if you want to use your own SES thing

I use bento.

Email is "scary" and often a black box so the one thing I want is good customer support, not something offloaded to india where the person is reading from a script. Biggest thing with Bento is you can go into their discord, ask a question, and get a direct answer from the the guy working on bento in a couple hours directly solving your problem.

I know x.com/aarondfrancis, x.com/nico_jeannen, x.com/_etdev, and x.com/dannypostmaa use bento for all of their products.

bento seems to be more for apps and automations. needed something which is primarily for sending emails (newsletter), so I went ahead with kit.

I use it for a newsletter and transactional emails

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