I’ve migrated many newsletters for… I’ve migrated many newsletters for clients and started multiple publications myself. As someone who does not consider myself very technologically savvy, I had no problem navigating the platform and successfully sending emails easily. Great user experience and love that they constantly are making updates. Have sent in emails with questions and even heard back from one of the founders. Great organization and love where they are headed. Would recommend 10/10

Nothing but a spam factory This is nothing but a spam factory. I signed up for one newsletter and now I am being spammed with lots of newsletters that I didn't sign up for. The net result is that I now mark ALL newsletters affiliated with beehiiv as spam.

The best newsletter platform I've used I've used four different newsletter or email-building platforms in my career and beehiiv takes the cake (Mailchimp doesn't even get a slice). Editor is smooth and intuitive. Built-in website/blog/archive feature is great; first time I haven't had to manually copy/paste newsletter content to a blog myself. Team is helpful and there's so much good content on their website and YouTube channels as well.

Support is absolutely useless... Can't signup for a new account because they give you a 461 Error about a VPN. I don't use a VPN and everyone is getting this notice - just check Reddit complaints. Then I use my phone to signup and they say to confirm on the email, which never arrives after multiple attempts. Support is absolutely useless, who will run you in circles and never listens to anything you say. You'll waste 2 days of your life just trying to get the stupid account. And, then the fact you have to whitelist their confirmation email because its considered SPAM from an email company is insane! Go the other way!

SCAM: Multiple fake business use this service to scam I’ve been receiving scam emails from several business being sent out by this company, which are not only fraudulent junk mail but the emails themselves are illegally sent without an “unsubscribe” button. They all have links directly to the official Beehiiv website. They range from homewares to fake winnings to car insurance scams. BEWARE