Apaxon Email
Available nowFreeCampaigns to a list that came from your own site.
Newsletters and sequences sent to the contacts your CRM already holds, with the consent that was given recorded against each one — so you can prove the basis for every send.
- Free forever
- Consent recorded per contact
- Your list, your database
What it does.
Segments from real data
Send to everyone who booked in the last month, or bought a particular product — because the CRM and the shop are the same records.
Templates that survive Outlook
Tested against the clients that actually break layouts, rather than only in the preview pane.
Consent with a date and a source
Where it was given and when, per contact. Under UK GDPR the burden is on you to show it, and "they were on the list" is not a record.
Reports without a tracking pixel per person
Aggregate opens and clicks. Per-recipient surveillance is worth less than most senders assume and costs more in trust than it returns.
Where sending happens
Through your provider, not ours.
Campaigns go out through the SMTP or provider account you configure, so your sending reputation is your own and volume is priced by whoever you already pay. We are not a mail vendor charging per subscriber.
- No per-subscriber pricing tier
- Unsubscribe honoured immediately and across every campaign
- The list stays in your database and exports whenever you want it
Requirements
- Requires
- Apaxon Core, Apaxon SMTP, Apaxon CRM
- Subscribers
- Unlimited
- Sending
- Your own provider
- Licence
- GPLv2 or later
Questions
How many can I send to?
Whatever your provider allows. Sends are queued and throttled to stay inside their rate limits rather than being rejected in a burst.
Is there an unsubscribe link?
On every campaign, and it is not optional. Suppression applies across all campaigns immediately.
Can I import a list?
Yes, and you are asked to record where the consent came from. A list with no provenance is one you cannot lawfully send to.
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