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round was led by Accomplice, and backed by Kayak co-founder Paul English, Wufoo co-founder Kevin Hale, Klaviyo co-founder Andrew Bialecki,
Drift co-founder Elias Torres, Front co-founder Mathilde Collin and Podium co-founders Eric Rea and Dennis Steele
Their analytics backend will tell you how many people received it, how many actually clicked through and how much revenue you pulled in from
they can automatically pipe them into services like Zendesk or Zapier.But what about spam? Our text message inboxes tend to feel like the
last refuge from the overwhelming onslaught of marketing messages that have ruined e-mail; do we really want shops pinging our phones
Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) in the U.S., for example, SMSing marketing messages to someone without an explicit opt-in
can get the company nailed with fines of thousands of dollars per text.As Lucas Matney wrote in February:The opt-in process for phone
communications is already a bit more codified in the U.S., and as companies attempt to stay in the good graces of GDPR for fear of the EU
god, it might be more likely they tread carefully.As such, everything is opt-in, and easily opted out of if a user changes their mind
who actually want them.Postscript pricing varies depending on how many messages a shop is looking to send each month
Postscript co-founder Alex Beller tells me the company currently has around 530 paying customers, each spending anything from $50 per month
