Life changing After discovering SendFox, it's been completely amazing. I don't say that lightly. I started out with Mailchimp 8 years ago, but always struggled with the limits placed on signup forms and list-building. SendFox has been perfect for an incredible onboarding process: I'm in love with the Welcome Sequence, the smart pages, unlimited forms, unlimited lists, and easy-as-pie RSS setup. I use it on 2 personal projects already, and will continue to use it. It is my new go to, and am already promoting it to all my clients and friends.

This is worth your investment. For part time and start up bloggers/online entrepreneurs like me, I don’t have a lot of budget to invest in growing my list. The free version helps so much, the $50 lifetime is even better. I love companies who especially serve start-ups and understand the limited resources we have. I will always recommend Sendfox to anyone looking to grow their list, regardless of what phase of business you’re in. Wella

Totally broken product SendFox has been broken for over a month now. I'm talking about basic, advertised functionality, i.e. picking up content from RSS sources. Their editor has been broken as well. As a result, it's not possible to send out emails. That renders the product useless. I have reported the issue to support, and they have been unable to resolve this. I have demanded a refund, and they have not responded. This is the worst experience i've ever had with any product. Stay away.

Already Good, Soon to Be Great This is an already-good, going-for-great email list product backed by a great company. I moved three lists here from ConvertKit, initially because the cost of that software kept jumping up. I lost some marginal features, but every time I turn around, SendFox is adding something to narrow the gap, without charging me more!

5 Stars So Far... Just getting started with SendFox, and it hasn't disappointed. It was quite easy to set up, migrate my list from another CRM, and start sending emails. The learning curve on this system is pretty easy so far, and I've already added it to my "recommend" list for others.