So, realtime feedback...<p>I opened your features page, everything looks good... 
I open your pricing page, and you&#x27;ve lost me as a customer.<p>Sorry... But you&#x27;re using the same &quot;$X = Y recipients per month&quot; crap that seems to have lead to MailChimp pulling this shit will Mandrill.<p>I use Mandrill because they are the closest to usage based pricing (and yes I know there is the 100% DIY route with something like SES on AWS, but that&#x27;s a different tool for a different job) effectively charging me per email. I want usage pricing. If you don&#x27;t offer that, you aren&#x27;t really serving the same market as Mandrill was. (I&#x27;m going to refer to them in past tense since Mandrill is dead to me.)<p><pre><code>  &gt; Every Mandrill account comes with 2,000 free trial sends.  
  &gt; Once you’ve finished your free trial, it’s $9.95&#x2F;month for 25,000 emails.
  &gt; After that, we charge on a per-thousand-email basis.
  &gt; Since we build discounts into our payment structure, 
  &gt; your per-email pricing automatically decreases as you send more email.
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  &gt; $9.95             up to 25k emails per month
  &gt; $0.20&#x2F;thousand    next 1m emails per month
  &gt; $0.15&#x2F;thousand    next 5m emails per month
  &gt; $0.10&#x2F;thousand    remaining emails
  &gt; Add a dedicated IP for $29.95 &#x2F; month.

  Old Mandrill pricing: $10 + $X per email (with volume discounts)
  New Mandrill pricing: $X per Y emails
  MailChimp pricing: $X per Y emails per Z recipients per month
  Sendwithus (You) pricing: $X per Y email recipients per month
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Sorry, you look nice and all, but your pricing model is just more of the same.