I didn't have a good experience...
The idea of creating emails is great, the design is clean and the number of email templates for newsletters is very interesting and can easily attract visitors to open the email. In my opinion, I think they've done an excellent job and up to that point I was quite satisfied with what I bought.
However, after activating my account and trying to promote a campaign, I found that the analytical data was displayed and reported one thing, while in reality nothing was done. To do this, I checked the sending of replies from the Gmail account that was connected and nothing was displayed about sending. I got in touch with some of the email addresses I had on my contact list, and they said they hadn't received anything. So, in order to check that my campaign wasn't being sabotaged by the software, even though I had the internal analytical data provided by the application that informed me that the campaign had been sent, I entered some of my email addresses in the middle of the lists. To my astonishment, nothing was sent and the software's analytical data showed different delivery data from the first campaign.
Okay, with this data on my side, I tried to contact the software's support team, via the extension's app, email and comments on Appsumo, where I explained the problem in a few options over the course of a week. There was only one reply and that was to read an article from their database on how to improve the delivery and opening of email addresses, when what I was asking for was help to check what was happening with my gmail account that the campaigns weren't being sent.
Since I didn't get any further response from the support team for problem solving, I went ahead with the refund.
This is the situation that happened to me, it doesn't mean that it's the same for everyone who buys this software. I was a little disappointed, because I believed that the salesman was already there, but unfortunately the responses I received from the support team, as well as the indifference in the availability to solve a problem of malfunctions, were very poor, leading me to believe that I may probably have similar problems in the future where the responses may have the same treatment methods, that is, mitigating the problem until it falls into oblivion.

Laura_Email_Marketing
May 9, 2024Hello,
Lately, there are occasions in which some email servers (especially Yahoo and Gmail) accept the sending but then filter it internally. That is to say, they return an OK to us as they have received the email, but then internally they do not show it in the inboxes.
This is an anti-spam measure, it is their way of protecting themselves against unsolicited mailings. It is weird that this happens, if it happens it is because many emails have been sent to subscribers of this domain who had not requested to receive that content, or at least had not done so recently (last 12 months). It is also common when subscribers are not interested in the content you send, they detect a low open rate and consider that it is not requested content and/or that you do not have the double opt-in subscribers.
Another filter that we know they use is related to complaints and hard bounces, if in previous mailings there have been complaints or hard bounces, they will penalize you.
To avoid this, it is convenient that the subscribers have given their confirmation to receive exactly the content that is sent to them, and that this consent is not older than 12 months. By sending to this type of subscriber, the situation is reversible in a few weeks.
Regards