Author: Jay Peters
This is an official press screenshot from TinyLetter. Throwback! | Image: TinyLetter
Mailchimp is shutting TinyLetter, a service that I loved that let individuals easily write and publish simple but nice-looking email newsletters. The service will be discontinued on February 29th, 2024, according to a message I see when logged into my TinyLetter account.
If you’re a current TinyLetter user and you log into your account, you’ll see a message from Mailchimp reminding you to export your data before the shutdown and encouraging you to try Mailchimp proper. But while TinyLetter, which is free, lets users send emails to as many as 5,000 subscribers, Mailchimp’s free tier only allows for 1,000 “monthly email sends,” according to Mailchimp’s pricing page. Depending on how big your subscriber list is, migrating to Mailchimp may...
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This is an official press screenshot from TinyLetter. Throwback! | Image: TinyLetter
Mailchimp is shutting TinyLetter, a service that I loved that let individuals easily write and publish simple but nice-looking email newsletters. The service will be discontinued on February 29th, 2024, according to a message I see when logged into my TinyLetter account.
If you’re a current TinyLetter user and you log into your account, you’ll see a message from Mailchimp reminding you to export your data before the shutdown and encouraging you to try Mailchimp proper. But while TinyLetter, which is free, lets users send emails to as many as 5,000 subscribers, Mailchimp’s free tier only allows for 1,000 “monthly email sends,” according to Mailchimp’s pricing page. Depending on how big your subscriber list is, migrating to Mailchimp may...
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