I'm looking at this roughly to replace infusionsoft, which is also powerful, expensive, and complicated. Of course it's not 1:1 parity, but I like the workflows, and I really like the social media automation. In fact, if I only use it for that, it might be worth one code, as the interface is simpler than other post schedulers I've tried. If I end up fully adopting it for email I will stack codes. If I end up fully adopting it, I will get nimble.

Setting up a custom domain for sending email is entailed, and the most I've ever had to muck with my DNS records on my own to date. I still haven't finished that process, although I should be able to manage with the documentation provided. Hopefully I will only have to do it once.

I like the landing page builder.

One thing I don't like is the email limits. Since some of my opt ins are for 30 day challenges that include a daily email, so I'm either going to have to upgrade to a plan that way exceeds my number of contacts, or coordinate with another email program that does automation more economically, like sendfox (seems like a pain to use 2 things...)

tl;dr I think it is refreshingly uncomplicated for what it does, except for the ways in which it is a little complicated. It's not worse than infusionsoft, and with the deal it is certainly less expensive (although bear in mind they expect you to to + a CRM), and if I can get up and running with it I'll happily get a full stack.