I\u0027ve never used MailPoet, but whenever I have come across it in the WordPress community it\u0027s always been in a very positive light, so this is a fantastic deal!\u000a\u000aA few questions:\u000a\u000a(1) I see that MailPoet supports transactional emails \u002D great! However, I see that it only supports one email address in the to field and no cc\u0027s. Is that something that will change, or can I get around it with a bit of code behind the scenes? From time to time I have Gravity Form notifications set up with 2 or 3 recipients using cc/bcc, so it would be rather inconvenient if those stopped sending. Either MailPoet works with all mails sent by WP, or I\u0027d need to stick with (mostly) Mailgun.\u000a\u000a(2) are transactional email sends logged, with the send result (i.e. accepted or rejected by the receiving SMTP server)? Mailgun logs are super helpful for dealing with the inevitable \u0022I never received the email\u0022 queries.\u000a\u000a(3) in another response you stated that a transactional email address counts as a subscriber. If I send one transactional mail to one address once, how long is that address counted as a subscriber?\u000a\u000a(4) the options for segments are rather limited. Are there plans to add segments based on usermeta fields or filters which would allow me to code whatever criteria I want for segments?\u000a\u000a(5) what happens if I need more than 50k (i.e. 10 codes) subscribers? I see in some other posts you said that you\u0027d announce something in 6 months, but that makes it rather hard for me to make a decision for some higher capacity clients. I don\u0027t need to know the exact detail but would it be based on increments over 50k, or a big price hike? e.g. if I need 55k, then paying a reasonable amount for the extra 5k is fine, but having to pay even a big discount of your normal pricing for 55k would be hard.\u000a\u000aI see that Ninja forms integrates directly, and there\u0027s a third party plugin to cover Gravity forms. Since HappyForms is on AppSumo right now, hopefully they can be persuaded to integrate with MailPoet too :\u002D)\u000a\u000aThank you for coming to AppSumo \u002D I hope the end result for you as as good as this deal is for us!

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Hello rowatt!\u000a\u000aWe\u0027re glad to know you\u0027ve heard good things about us :)\u000a\u000aSo answering your questions:\u000a\u000a1) That\u0027s correct, the MailPoet Sending Service method does not support CC at all. And unfortunately, we don\u0027t have any plans for fixing it anytime soon, but it was added to our feedback loop board, so we might add support for multiple recipients in the future.\u000a\u000aIf sending such emails to multiple recipients and CCs is important to your business case \u002D you could potentially use a different sending method.\u000a\u000a2) Unfortunately, they\u0027re not logged anywhere in the plugin or in your WordPress dashboard. You may want to check if by using the plugin WP Mail Logging, you\u0027d see a log of transactional emails sent though. I believe it should work.\u000a\u000a3) Users are permitted to send a reasonable amount of transactional emails until a certain limit. We do check for abuse, of course. But we haven’t had customers run into limits because of transactional email.\u000a\u000a4) We can consider this for future improvements, please add it here: https://mailpoet.canny.io/feature\u002Drequests \u000a\u000aI\u0027d love to see segmentation by custom fields!\u000a\u000a5) Yes, so our suggestion right now is that you purchase as many codes as you anticipate today since the prices are very good. Unfortunately, we haven\u0027t discussed yet about what the new deal would look like in the future, we\u0027re just willing to do it.

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