Sendy

Sendy is an economical method to send newsletters via Amazon’s SES. Offering an independently hosted & traceable mails in great volumes without compromising deliverability. Infinite scalability does away with any quotas to ensure seamless mail distribution. Autoresponders implement AI powered workflows to serve customers 24/7, whilst analytical reports yield intelligible data with CTRs & associated metrics. White labelled segmentation enables control over customer contact frequency, scheduled timed event triggers according to demographics. Customise & personalise packages for each consumer individually to demonstrate recognition of their loyalty. Interval based campaigns, along with APIs & subscriber management allows modification plus deletion of contacts. Sync these with your CRM for optimal & synergistic results.

What’s more is that custom fields plus domains for survey forms, live bounce/complaint/unsubscribe handling & responsive blacklisting options improve efficiency. Clear up cluttered & inactive users easily from your list, as well as API developer lists in conjunction with various integrations effectively drives marketing channels. Security & privacy protocol to safeguard data integrity, such as EU GDPR & 2 factor authentication are also implemented. Additionally, deploy any SMTP service, tag templates, inculcate ecommerce platforms for transactions & send multithreaded messages quickly.

There are however a few gaps in Sendy’s package, starting with their template support. One needs to manually input or copy & paste the HTML code into the editor instead, which isn’t really efficient. It also lacks RSS drip fed campaigns as well as lead scoring, with limited segmentation. Sendy isn’t designed to handle advanced active campaigns & its autonomous hosting can become a caveat, as this warrants an independent server. Lastly, there’s no phone support if you need that human interactive touch option. Overall then, depending on your requirements, if it’s simple features you’re seeking, then Sendy may be ideal. Otherwise, you may just be disappointed with their no frills & somewhat skeletal user interface.