Emailit Reviews

I had bought Emailit a couple months ago for transactional emails. It already worked great and now it has improved a lot with the new APIv2, improved documentation, webhooks, templates and inbound emails.
The only issues I had were when I faced some security protections and the support was super fast and helpful and unblocked me in the hour.
When I bought Emailit, my most requested feature was templates as it's so much easier to choose a template and a couple variables than send the all html code of your email through the API. Now they've done 95% of the work: templates are there, you can design them from scratch or from a model... but you can't duplicate them. It makes it basically unusable for me at this point because you have to repeat the whole creation process for each new template instead of just duplicating and adapting one design. They've done all the hard work so I guess they will cross the finish line anytime soon.
I made a couple feature requests like this for UX improvements. It's already a solid product with all the core functionality built in and it will be perfect once they make it all a little bit easier to use.

I bought emailit to connect an app I am working on to send transactional emails and notifications through. Super simple to setup — I had to reach out for support to verify the domain ... a process that could have had a bit more explanation while doing it. Support was pretty quick to respond and request additional verification information. Once the domain was verified, I was able to quickly make and connect an API to my app and get it sending through emailit.com. Very pleased it went as smoothly as it did. I previously used AWS Simple sending ... that isn't exactly simple to setup ... emailit was simple. I don't plan on using this for marketing at this point so haven't explored those options. George was quick with support which is also appreciated.

Moved from Mailgun to Emailit, so far so good... Onboarding was spot on and of course there's going to be a few instances where emails will fall into spam folders. I sent a test email to a Gmail account, it went through to the inbox, I sent a test email to a Yahoo email address, and it landed in the SPAM folder. I verified both emails though in the verify emails and the result said safe for the Yahoo email but unfortunately it didn't make it to the inbox. We'll have to alert subscribers somehow to get them to check their SPAM when a campaign email is sent out, maybe create a pop window giving them a heads up to check their SPAM and to mark the sender as safe for future emails.

No complaints yet and hopefully none going forward but if there's anything that helps to always land emails in the Inbox, enlighten us with that knowledge. Otherwise, it's a very good switch thus far and recommend it if you are looking for an SMTP host. Cheers

Looking forward to using this product for campaign marketing and appreciate the great support and smooth onboarding experience!

I needed a reliable email service for my client websites and Emailit was the answer! Setting up was a breeze and worked perfectly out of the gate! Awesome product and service! Thank you!!!