Five stars, gladly.

  • anandaravind

    (@anandaravind)


    1 day, 12 hours ago

    I built my site alone, so I’ve become pretty used to waiting for something to break. After weeks of wrestling with another email service—broken forms, empty newsletters, images that refused to load—installing MailPoet felt like finally being able to exhale. Everything worked as it should: the signup form, confirmation email, custom post types, featured images, and even the automated fortnightly newsletter, all set up in one sitting and running quietly ever since. As a solo writer and illustrator, every hour spent debugging is an hour taken away from writing or drawing, so having the newsletter simply take care of itself is a genuine relief. It’s the kind of peace of mind that means far more to me than any feature list.

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  • Plugin Support Gui A. a11n

    (@guicmazeredo)

    2 hours, 53 minutes ago

    Hi @anandaravind,

    Thank you for taking the time to share your experience in such detail. It’s lovely to read it.

    The picture you paint is exactly what we hope MailPoet does for people: get out of the way so the tool fades into the background and you can get back to the work that actually matters. Hearing that your signup form, confirmation email, custom post types, featured images, and fortnightly newsletter all came together in a single sitting, and have been quietly humming along since, genuinely made our day.

    As a solo writer and illustrator, your time is your craft, and “the newsletter simply takes care of itself” might be the best compliment we could ask for. That peace of mind is precisely what we’re building toward.

    If you ever hit a snag or want to explore something new with your newsletters, we’re here and happy to help. In the meantime, wishing you many uninterrupted hours of writing and drawing.

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