Mailsoftly implemented a rule that requires a decision date for experiments before they go live, ending zombie projects and reducing the cost of shipping.
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A rule that changed how we ship: nothing goes live without a decision date. Every experiment gets a line in a watchlist: what we shipped, the date we will judge it, and…
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Mailsoftly
Email marketing for growing businesses, nonprofits, schools, and government teams. Real people answer support.
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Media
- Location
- San Ramon, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Mailsoftly
Mailsoftly is an email marketing and automation platform for organizations where email is essential but not anyone's full-time job: growing businesses, nonprofits, schools and PTAs, local governments, associations, professional services firms, marketing agencies, consultants, and corporate teams that want newsletters without enterprise complexity. Most of our customers arrive from Mailchimp, Constant Contact, or a similar platform, usually because the bill kept climbing or support stopped answering. Mailsoftly is built around the opposite promise: real people answer support, deliverability setup is something we walk you through rather than link you to, and pricing stays easy to read as your list grows. Your whole team works in one account, so boards, councils, and departments never share a login. Switching includes free migration of your lists, templates, and signup forms, and we help you set up and review your first campaign for free. Whether you are sending a member newsletter, a donor appeal, a citizen notice, a parent update, or a product announcement, Mailsoftly helps you reach the inbox and get a response. Nonprofits and government or public-sector teams receive a 20% discount, purchase orders and invoicing are supported, and Mailsoftly is GDPR compliant. Integrations: native Shopify, Jotform, Google Workspace, and Microsoft 365 apps, plus WordPress, Zapier, and a REST API with webhooks.
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Products & Services
Mailsoftly introduced a kill switch feature that reverts to the old behavior instantly on a one-line setting without requiring a deploy.
Operations & Supply
Mailsoftly moved switchers off their old email platform by hand for free.
Customers & Market
Mailsoftly reported that one customer in its dashboard turned out to be thirty people, with usage data showing dozens of coordinators across affiliated sister organizations.
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