curiouswebster
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MailChimp: avoiding the 2,000 email limit
I see there is a $10/month fee
I do see "499 subscribers remaining until your plan requires an upgrade."
I see the Pro version costs $200/month
I need this to be able to send out thousands of email, way more than 2,000. But I can not spend $200/month.
I was told there's a $20/month service for unlimited emails, but I can not find that.
Am I in a pickle?
Thanks
I do see "499 subscribers remaining until your plan requires an upgrade."
I see the Pro version costs $200/month
I need this to be able to send out thousands of email, way more than 2,000. But I can not spend $200/month.
I was told there's a $20/month service for unlimited emails, but I can not find that.
Am I in a pickle?
Thanks
ASKER
So, it's $200/month is the cheapest I can get?
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Oh, I have used MailGun in the past. Don't they have unlimited emails and charge for other services? This sends the email from my server, which may be a huge savings for them.
I even have an active account with MailGun.
I even have an active account with MailGun.
I don't know. Why don't you look at the MailGun plans and find out?
ASKER
thanks. It's cheaper, depending on many factor, and could easily end up costing much more.
And you need to manage the mailing and sending from your own server.
http://www.mailgun.com/pricing
And you need to manage the mailing and sending from your own server.
http://www.mailgun.com/pricing
If you need/want to send thousands of emails, then, yes, you will have to pay for the service.
If you didn't have to pay or pay much for the service, it would only encourage the spammers.