It was intended as a purely transaction / alerting / etc. mail platform and not for bulk/marketing emails.
However, I never went over the free limits with that sort of mail which I suspect was the problem. My guess is 90% of the revenue was people using it for bulk email and so they figure forcing them to MailChimp isn't a major loss.
It was intended as a purely transaction / alerting / etc. mail platform and not for bulk/marketing emails.
However, I never went over the free limits with that sort of mail which I suspect was the problem. My guess is 90% of the revenue was people using it for bulk email and so they figure forcing them to MailChimp isn't a major loss.