@Lynette_SA I can recommend Sendy. It is self-hosted, but you end up saving a bunch of money.

@supabase @Firebase @auth0 @usefathom @SimpleAnalytic @tailwindcss 7. There are two happy days in the life of @Mailchimp clients – the day when they signed up, and the day when they finally migrated to a cheaper alternative. Choose wisely, in my experience marketing emails cost rise faster than anything else. I recommend

@iannuttall I recommend Sendy - used it in multiple projects last year

i was paying $250/ month to send emails that help my users get off their phones now i'll be paying $10-$30/ month :) much more sustainable.

@makowskialex_ You can send 80000 emails for $8 with @getSendy and @AmazonSES. Good luck.

@TweetsOfSumit @Mailchimp @resend As others have said - I recommend https://t.co/Kcl5TdJCkj and using Amazon SES. You'll spend a fraction of that a month. Build the emails in DesignModo, in HTML or a similar tool, and then send with Sendy.

@shreygups @ivryb @pskt45 Second vouch for sendy. Been using them for years!

Glad to see Sendy help a startup grow to $100k MRR →

@TakoTreba @Mailchimp I ended up installing @getSendy and it's working great! and with a one time payment :-)

@TheCoolestCool Using sendy. V happy with it. https://t.co/BNEzfe037i

Just sent out the first newletter with @getSendy. Seems to have worked perfectly! Also, loads of people replied along the lines of "great to hear from you – but where the hell have you been?!", which was really lovely 😁

My main email list has over 35,000 subscribers and I email them frequently. I have been using Sendy ( https://t.co/MltCdMwoHq) to do this and would recommend it to anyone. Great features and extremely affordable.

@chrisjhutchings I like the self-hosted option myself Chris, I moved marketing e-mail operations onto @getSendy about a year ago and have been happy with that solution.

@Jason I recommend setting up sendy on an AWS server ... It's like 100 times cheaper than using MailChimp. https://t.co/0bTxb2t0CJ ... We use it @Lingopietv and it kills.

@aarondfrancis Sendy because it does everything the big boys do but is practically free:

@pedrouid Try the self-hosted @getSendy service. Been using it for years and it's great.

@twobitidiot @Mailchimp @MessariCrypto @decryptmedia https://t.co/QlCj5Gi4sa works pretty well as a Mailchimp replacement.

@coryklippsten @piratebeachbum2 This is a great service you can run on your own servers. And if you're worried about email rejection, you can use AWS just for the smtp session. https://t.co/cmn38ttJ5L