Excellent platform and great customer service Excellent platform and great customer support. We offer podcasts for one of the most diverse group of professionals in the U.S. Our subscribers have very much enjoyed receiving our newsletters through this platform.

Best feature set by far The best email newsletter platform that I’ve ever used. We run programs with a lot of the old stuffy industry players and Beehiiv has a far better tech stack (and customer support) than all of them.

Ever since I switched to Beehiiv I have… Ever since I switched to Beehiiv I have seen instant growth in my newsletter on top of being able to use countless tools that aren't available anywhere else. My experience has been so rewarding that I recommend it to anyone looking to step up their newsletter game. Couldn't be happier with the switch.

Overpriced and Missing Features Beehiiv tries hard to be the 'Apple' of newsletters. Premium price. Focus on being 'user friendly'. Tons of missing customization features. Some of the most basic features like ask for a subscriber's first name when the sign up to your newsletter... are missing! Automated email sequences, which are either free with other providers until 1000 subscribers, or cost like $15/month on a basic plan... are only available on Beehiiv's $99/month plan. I personally spent a month on their 'free plan' setting things up, just to find out a lot of basic functions of email tools were simply not available, because... I'm not sure why. Also their email automation I spent time setting up, now I can only access if I pay the 99/month. but for that price, I don't really get the features I want. I cant even get access to the emails I created in there, to move them to a different platform. So frustrating. I guess they think it's cool to limit functionality? Feels more focused or exclusive? To me, it's just weird. And I'm an Apple user for the record!

Newsletter Junkie… Platform seems like it is in ultra-beta mode and we all are the testers. Customer support is a little slow given the lack of platform functionality and ease of use. I will say I am going to stay with this for as long as I can because I believe in the product. But once things start falling apart I will move to sub stack.