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Fair enough, thanks for the feedback. Any thoughts on pricing?
I think $20 per mo is steep. Should be more like $5-$10.
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Agreed - and hosted is where markdownmail.io has potential advantage. But the graphs are easy to digest, and the generated CSVs (list of people opening the mail etc) are very helpful (at least to me).
Fair enough, thanks for the feedback. Any thoughts on pricing?
Also, I'd reach out to AWS guys and ask them to provide $50 (or $20 - whatever they agree to) credit to every customer that signs up for your free tier since that'll lead the guys sitting on the fence to explore your product.
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I think $20 per mo is steep. Should be more like $5-$10.
You can also think of adding a pay per use. Since you are talking to a price conscious audience (the non price conscious ones are already using MailChimp). Maybe $5 per use (unlimited mails).
Liking the concept guys, keep up the good work.
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I think $20 per mo is steep. Should be more like $5-$10.
You can also think of adding a pay per use. Since you are talking to a price conscious audience (the non price conscious ones are already using MailChimp). Maybe $5 per use (unlimited mails).
Minor typo on the page: SES stands for Simple Email Service, not Simple Email Sender.