The Mailopost service generally receives positive feedback for its convenience and functionality, but there are also negative opinions regarding account blocking and support issues.
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Mailopost is an excellent alternative to popular email marketing services. It costs a bit less, but in terms of quality and functionality, it doesn't fall short (and if you have fewer than 200 addresses in your database, you can use it for free with no functional limitations). The editor is intuitive, works on a block principle, and there's nothing complicated about it. I created my first email in about 40 minutes, spending a long time figuring out the elements, but now I can assemble a quality email in just 5-10 minutes. The templates are responsive, allowing emails to adjust to the screen width of various devices. I checked by sending emails to myself – they look great on both computers and phones. The mailing functionality is also top-notch: you can simply send to the database or set up trigger-based mailings, and so on. Emails do not end up in spam, and the delivery rate is very high.
A good service for mailings. Pay attention! It is intended solely for working with your own databases. If you have a purchased or leaked database from the internet, moderation will not allow you to send out mailings, and your money will be blocked. This is stated in the rules, but few people read them, and then they start to worry, even though they are to blame themselves. When sending to your own database, there are no problems; the emails reach the recipients and do not end up in spam filters. You can track everything in the statistics.
The service allows you to send only emails and includes an advanced editor for creating beautifully designed messages, as well as detailed statistics on delivery, openings, and clicks. The management is so intuitive that email newsletters don't seem boring or complicated to me. In their block editor, you can customize the layout display for different devices. There is also good segmentation of the subscriber base. If you need a simple tool that you won't have to spend a long time figuring out, then this option is perfect.
I decided to use this company's services for mailing. I did a trial run, and everything went well. Then I decided to purchase a monthly package, called customer support, and asked what I needed to do to get started. I was told that I only needed to confirm my database, and no further information was provided. I bought the package, prepared the mailing, but it wouldn't send. I started to investigate the reason, and it turned out that I needed to confirm the domain, hosting, and so on. There was a technical problem that made this impossible. I asked for a refund, but they told me it was impossible according to their offer, which you will never see when you make a purchase! You can only see it in your personal account after a long search. I absolutely do not recommend dealing with this company; it's a very convenient scam to avoid returning money that you cannot use for reasons beyond your control.
Providing evidence of their database is truly an intriguing story, especially considering it has only been compiled over the last year and a half. What does this indicate? That one can take money, hide behind an offer, and unfortunately send you to some wonderful place. The brazen staff in the chat keep changing, claiming that you are some interesting character who, after 15 years of the company's existence, couldn't possibly have a database.
February 2025. It is well known that email senders block databases if there are no confirmations. I understand this, of course. Our company has been operating for over 20 years, and all contacts were obtained personally from clients through business cards, seminars, and so on over many years. All emails with people's names, that is, the mailings are fully personalized. Given the situation, I called in advance and spoke at length with representatives of Mailo. Since they are not the mailing operators, but rather franchisees or partners, they promised to help with the operator's questions regarding my database and asked to make an exception to look at the first mailing. We agreed. I registered. The interface seemed convenient, the domain was confirmed quickly, and I uploaded 199 verified client addresses and 1 corporate address for testing on the free plan (up to 200 emails). I ran the validator for 40 rubles. Of the 200 addresses, it marked 10 as problematic, even though all of them were correct and had been used for correspondence. Support returned 9 of them to the general list, but 1 they refused to return. I did a test mailing to my address on our domain, and the email did not arrive. It turned out that their IP address was listed on Spamhaus. bounced (host our domain.mail.protection.outlook.com [52.101.148.1] said: 550 5.7.1 Service unavailable, Client host [85.202.84.17] blocked using Spamhaus. To request removal from this list see https://www.spamhaus.org/query/ip/85.202.84.17 AS(1440) I thought that this happens sometimes, and I wrote to them to ask them to send an email and remove their IP from Spamhaus. This should be quite simple, if you believe the guides from Yandex. In response in the chat, I received a request from the new operator to provide confirmations for 4 random addresses from the database. But I hadn't sent any mailings to the database yet; I had only sent to myself. I called the girl I had been discussing with for a month, who said they would help with communication with the operator and ask them not to block me, but to allow me to conduct the mailing. However, on the phone, she had already forgotten her promises and said she could not help at all. The conversation in the chat then became a bit rude, with the girl trying to convince me that "even 30 years ago we filled out forms in stores and gave consent for mailings." Can you imagine, in 1995, when most people didn't even have PCs at home, she already had email and allowed mailings. In general, the service is decent, I liked the interface, support is quick, but not in our favor. It's good that the experience turned out to be free. I don't mind the 40 rubles.
The interface is quite intuitive, and even those who are not very familiar with email services will be able to handle it. The email editor is also clear: you can easily drag and drop blocks and customize the design, resulting in a neat email. I especially appreciate the quick adaptation for mobile devices — emails display correctly, without any glitches in the elements. All the necessary features, such as filters, segmentation, labels, and search, are present, allowing for quick access to what you need. Sometimes the service can lag, emails may get stuck in drafts or be sent with a delay. This is not critical, but it can be a bit annoying. Support does not respond very quickly, and when a reply comes, it feels like they are reading a standard template rather than addressing a specific question. Overall, this is an excellent choice for those who want to set up email marketing without unnecessary complications. There’s nothing superfluous here, just working tools: a convenient editor, reliable delivery, and audience engagement. It’s an ideal option for both beginners and experienced senders.
I've been using the MailoPost service for about two years now, and I can make objective conclusions. First, when searching for an email marketing service, we primarily focused on prices. We chose the most budget-friendly option since competitors had rates that were twice as high. Although the cost at Mailo has also increased now, the savings are still noticeable. The functionality is, of course, a bit simpler than that of Union or Dasha, but that's perfectly sufficient for me. The main thing is the delivery of emails, and there are no problems here: everything is tracked, and delivery is at a high level. The service works quickly and sends out newsletters without delays, which is a big plus. If you've used other similar services, you'll figure out Mailo in five minutes. I want to note that support doesn't work around the clock, nor does moderation. If you try to send a newsletter after 9 PM, it will only be checked in the morning, so it's best to plan ahead. The phone also doesn't operate on weekends. At first, I was a bit concerned about the lengthy verification of the database before the first newsletter—it took quite a bit of time, and they requested examples of consents with screenshots. I understood this, as similar situations can occur with other services too. It's clear that services try to avoid spam, which can lead to serious problems. Overall, there are many more pros than cons, and I can confidently recommend this service.
After making a payment for the 1750 ruble plan, you will receive a lot of new information about your database, but the money won't be refunded, and your email will be sent to spam! This is the wonderful service this company offers, to whom you trust your domain! Poor ***. They just collect money, all promises.
The email marketing service is very convenient. The interface is intuitive, creating templates and viewing statistics on the mailing (email opens, delivery, spam clicks, unsubscribes, link clicks, mailing geography) is effortless. The prices are quite reasonable. There is an option to set up triggers, subscription forms, and conduct A/B testing.
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MailoPost is an online service offering marketing and advertising solutions. The company specializes in effective delivery of promotional materials and optimizing communications with clients through email campaigns.
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