Mailbob

Publish and manage your email newsletter with ease

3.0•4 reviews•

262 followers

Publish and manage your email newsletter with ease

3.0•4 reviews•

262 followers

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Mailbob is a platform that helps you create and publish an email newsletter in seconds. Build and manage your subscribers, import/export lists, track your audience engagement and more.

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Mailbob

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Hey Hunters! My name is Konstantin, co-founder of Mailbob. I was really disappointed when Twitter shut down Revue a few years ago, it was by far one of the best and simplest newsletter platforms around. I've used it for most of my content projects and I loved it. That was around the time I started thinking of building an alternative, one that would carry on some of Revue's values, most notably its simplicity. Then, with the Chimp's announcement of their TinyLetter shutdown, the "thinking" quickly became "doing" so we started building Mailbob – a simple newsletter platform for personal brands and small businesses. To celebrate our Product Hunt launch, we're granting an additional 2000 monthly emails permanently. Use the PH2000 coupon to redeem the bonus. Works on both paid and free plans. Enjoy!

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3yr ago

@kovshenin Hey Konstantin, I am launching our newsletter soon. was curious to know how do you flare against Beehiiv kind of platform and any specific advantages that you offer. Asking cause we have zeroed on to it.

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2yr ago

Mailbob

Maker

@imraju Thanks for your comment Raju, I think Beehiv is a great option and their editing experience is quite simple and spot on as well! It's hard to go up against their feature list as they've been around for ages and seem to tick every possible box, however being small and young we do have the advantage of moving quicker and working closer with our early adopters to solve the problems they're facing, rather than just shipping new features. We're also, very much likely, going to have the best WordPress integration (given our history and expertise), but I am a bit biased, so we'll just have to wait until we actually ship that :) Thanks again for your support!

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2yr ago

@kovshenin Really appreciate your response Konstantine. Sometimes startups need to make a difference in their post sales to make their mark. I am sure Mailbob does that. I will surely consider trying Mailbob for my other newsletter.

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2yr ago

💡 Bright idea

This is a well-thought-out and very well-designed product. I'm just going to sign up. If possible: 1. The URL for individual subdomains can be user.mailbob.com. This is a lot better, tbh. 2. Free version is great but Publish a demo newsletter so that we can see what "design" changes we'd be getting on paid plans.

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2yr ago

Mailbob

Maker

@wpgaurav Thanks Gaurav, those are great requests! 1. We'll definitely consider this, though we're going to support custom domains soon, so users will be able to bring their own domains for the subscription forms and sending domain. 2. We've recently unlocked all our current design options for all plans, so it's the same customization options for both free and paid plans right now. We'll likely introduce some additional options for paid plans in the future, and will definitely think of a way to preview these without having to pay first. Thanks again and have a lovely weekend!

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2yr ago

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Hey Konstantin, It's great to see someone step up to fill the void left by Revue and TinyLetter. Simplicity in a newsletter platform is definitely key for engaging with audiences effectively. Congratulations on the launch of Mailbob! The additional monthly emails are a generous touch. How did you ensure the user experience stayed simple while incorporating all the necessary features? All the best!

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2yr ago

Mailbob

Maker

@alex_dulub Thanks for your comment Alex, looks like ChatGPT generated this one as well, but I'll answer anyway. > How did you ensure the user experience stayed simple while incorporating all the necessary features? Mostly by cutting down on the "necessary" features.

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2yr ago

Looks really cool and straightforward to use! Looking forward to trying it out for my next email campaign. Upvoted - best of luck with your launch.

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2yr ago

Mailbob

Maker

@sarp_oktay Thank you for your feedback, @sarp_oktay. Looking forward to having you onboard ;) Cheers!

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2yr ago

Great job on launching Mailbob. It's really good and constantly growing. I'm almost certain it might become the better Substack.

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2yr ago

Mailbob

Maker

@maciej_palmowski Thank you for your kind words of support and encouragement. We're quite far off from Substack, but with enough luck, hard work and patience, I think we stand a solid chance, too ;)

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2yr ago

Newsletter Stack

Congrats on launching. Looking forward to seeing you grow where the likes of Revue left a gap. Good luck today!

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2yr ago

Mailbob

Maker

@paul_metcalfe hey Paul, thank you so much for your support and some of the insights you've shared with me earlier!

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2yr ago

Congrats on product launch. Looking forward to seeing the growth of bob as the strongest alternative of twitter. Good luck today!

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2yr ago

Mailbob

Maker

@lynden_evans Thank you Lynden, sure we'll take on Twitter while we're at it as well, why not? ^_^

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2yr ago

@kovshenin, thank you for your response. I completely agree with you. It's unfortunate that I missed the chance to join your team in its early stages.

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2yr ago

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Mailbob has one of the worst interfaces I have ever seen. I uploaded almost 100 subscribers from a previous list and my newsletter has been sitting in “Staff Review” for two days. I emailed them but no response. On top of that, in trying to figure out their horrible interface I copied my previous newsletter and set it to send as well and now the copy is also in “Staff Review.” Why does the staff at Mailbob need to review my newsletter? Will they send it without notifying me first? What happens if my customers receive a copy of the same newsletter when I’m not looking to see if they have completed their review. There was no set it up in seconds at all, there isn’t even a place to take your newsletters back to draft or stop them from sending because of this “Staff Review” setting. So now I get to do damage control with my customers. Not intuitive, not helpful, the worst newsletter app there is. It is not even comparable to Tiny Letter.

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Publish and manage your email newsletter with ease

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