The like the easy to use design with plenty of options, templates and stock library. The ability to create a landing page. (super easy) The pricing is reasonable for the amount of features and subscribers Newsletters read great on mobile devices Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've only been using this for a few months with no issues. I wish I would have found this earlier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As the title states, I love that this tool allows me to use one account to handle my multiple businesses. I build saas software and have 15 different business identities with 100 more ideas planned, this tool will help me a lot in keeping everything in one place. Another essential part of it is the API. Being able to control my account via code will allow me to instantly add newsletters from each SAAS that I build out. The product is feature-rich and I'm sure that in the future, all of these features will be built upon, allowing me to use this software as my main newsletter app for all of my projects regardless of the type of product. Some sections are easy to use, but I am most focused on the API limitations. This is a great tool for anyone who needs a newsletter for more than one business and wants to keep everything in one place. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The website definitely needs a UX overhaul. Devs, feel free to reach out to me if you want me to get on a call with you and walk through some of the improvements I'd suggest. Overall, there's a lot of room for improvement in the design as well as how things can be interacted with. Use of multiple domains for different products is a bit confusing. Landing pages don't allow custom urls leaving us with a monstrosity of a link. Templates cannot be searched. Template categories (in landing pages) are not sorted alphabetically and scattered, while template categories in newsletters have categories that don't have any templates (see IT / Technology). Submit buttons are on the top only, even if the page is long, which means you fill the items is going downwards, but to finish things up you must scroll back up to the top. Validation prevents campaigns from being sent out if the company profile is incomplete, but the validation doesn't hint at what's missing in the profile. There were a few other things I don't recall, but I'd be happy to do the onboarding with you, so you can see what I mean. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

UseINBOX is a robust email software service. One benefit for us is that the we were able to get UseINBOX on an LTD so it is very cost effective for what we want to use it for. Inbox has a lot of functionality for its cost and rivals many of the comparable email services. I'm not a software expert by any stretch of the imagination. UseINBOX has a very easy UI for me to use. There are step-by-step processes to create a newsletter or landing pages and an adequate level of templates. Although we switched because of price, the functionality cannot be beat as far as I'm concerned. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't have any cons currently for UseINBOX. I do always look for additional integrations but for the value that the program currently offers, that can hardly be considered a con. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I tested Inbox last month along with other email marketing platforms.

While other platforms offered higher limits, Inbox was the easiest to learn. 👍

Being new to this type of service, I tested as much as possible from the contact list, sender account, forms, landing pages, and newsletters.

I sent a test newsletter, and Gmail and Yahoo immediately received it. While on Outlook, it ended in the spam folder.

The newsletter creator (Inbox Brush) is easy and fun to use! There is plenty of templates and design options. And the output is beautiful, engaging Newsletters! 😃

🏆 This is a great app and will be helpful even for beginners. And Support is reliable as they answer within a few hours. ⚡ Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Maybe the interface can be more straightforward, but I guess it's just me since I am new to Email Marketing automation. The UI/UX is actually better than the others I tested. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I create email lists and automate them, the free version is enough for me right now. However, it's cheaper than a lot of services. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it's a bit complicated to use, trying to figure out takes time Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1. The UseINBOX platform is not in its early development stages. It is a very mature product and can handle many business use cases. The UseINBOX platform allows corporate owners to maintain all their Email Marketing, Automation, Landing Pages, Analytics, and Third-Party Integrations. The best part is that you can manage multiple brands from one single account.

2. Another significant thing we love about the UseINBOX platform is that it supports the Right-to-Left (RTL) languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. It is now effortless for us to market to our global client base.

3. Behind a successful business, excellent customer service! The UseINBOX support team listeners to their customers’ feedback. We sent many questions, and all our questions were answered within 24 hrs! When it comes to customer service, I wish there were more than 5 stars to give! Please keep up this outstanding customer service! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing we can think of for now. Even if we find something down the road, we are not worried about it because the team members behind this platform are very responsive and listen to their customers' feedback. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think one of the most difficult features to get in a marketing tools are:

1. Deliverability and

2. Open Rate

Inbox offers you amazing deliverability and open rate. I've tested a lot of apps, but this one is amazing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes some plans can be costly. But I think that it is worth the money. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Until inbox, I had never seen an email marketing platform that allowed you to brand and send emails as different companies all under one account. This makes inbox stand out amongst its competitors. Inbox is easy to navigate with a clean interface which leads to a smooth user experience. The drag/drop editor is great, and they have well-designed templates to get you going. Mobile-friendly output is no issue with the HTML editor. Landing pages or signup forms are handled beautifully within Inbox. Most importantly, deliverability has been on point. You can see how your campaigns are doing by viewing the dashboard to review your stats/data quickly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No team login. You have to share your credentials so team members can access your account. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Inbox is a service that caters to my small business needs and at a price point that does not pinch.

The no-code interface for me to create HTML newsletters/emails is a boon considering that being a small business we do not have an in-house tech person. I just need to spend a few minutes to spin an email for me to distribute.

I also love the fact that I can create landing pages to provide additional information to my clients on a single page and convert them from within that page. I usually had to create pages on my website to do that.

The support and development team in Inbox is constantly thinking about end-users and is coming up with user experience enhancements.

I personally love Inbox for my requirements and would not consider moving to any other platform for my email marketing needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have found Inbox to fulfil all my requirements. Maybe I do not yet use it for advanced use cases as others do but, for now, I am completely smitten and content with Inbox. Kudos to the team! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- When we looked at INBOX, it was because we were nudging limits on Mailchimp and though it's a great tool, it's also an expensive one. The path from free to paid is a steep one - INBOX was $22, Mailchimp $85 for 2,500 contacts at time of writing.

- INBOX is pretty powerful, and we don't need much in the way of heavy automation, though that's there if you need it.

- For me personally, it's good to be able to work with multiple domains.

- Like Mailchimp, the limits are based on the number of emails you hold, but with no sending limits. If you communicate a lot, then it's a better option.

- Set up was simple, and especially good in terms of DKIM, SPF etc.

- I like the HTML editor way more than others I've used, including Mailchimp and Sendy.

- I only contacted support the one time, but they were back to me pretty quickly.

- I like the reports they generate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There were bugs early on which I found workarounds for, they may now be sorted:

- There was a bug importing data into custom fields where that field is empty - I just put a blank space in which resolved the import issue but I expect it's now fixed.

- Notification emails and general "it's now been sent" type messaging isn't great. With Mailchimp it's way clearer what's happening and when.

- They took a while to approve my first mail - so plan for this.

- It doesn't support tagging (in the Mailchimp sense of tagging). Nor do most other Mailchimp competitors, though.

- If you have bigger lists but small email volumes overall, there may be other cost-effective alternatives out there like SendInBlue. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.