The concept of email paywall is interesting. This would help both the parties cut through the junk emails and initiate serious conversations. Good luck!
These are intriguing use cases. I will test out your app for creator monetization / paid feedback, think you could build a lot of traction there potentially.
Congrats on the launch
@alphahunter It is very similar to earn.com. I don't remember if they offered refund for unanswered emails, but Postal does. There is no analytics yet. But it will be available soon.
@alphahunter@gogaxxe I created this exact project back in 2017 https://www.betafy.co/startup/ve... . It didn't work for me but happy to see the concept :) In order to augment your argument I would suggest you use the advantage vs earn.com that your service uses your regular email client without interruption while earn.com is a virtual inbox only on their website. Best of luck!
Hi PH,
I am Ranjith, co-creator of Radr(aka Postal).
Postal adds a paywall to your inbox. We give you a link that you can share freely on the internet and IRL. People can email you using this link after paying a fee. The fee will act as a natural barrier for spammers. Your email will remain confidential.
Postal liberates your inbox. You no longer have to fear sharing your email address. Just share your Postal link. You will immediately become reachable to the whole world. Great things happen when you are easily reachable - you can mentor people, monetize your knowledge, give feedback, collaborate with people, etc.
I am excited at the possibility of Postal bringing people closer.
Thanks,
Ranjith
Great product. I am going to add POSTAL to my Tech Blogs, always wondered if there is a simple and easier way to monetize my coding blogs, now I should be able to answer my followers technical questions and also make some money.
The concept of Postal sounds very intriguing to me, I have upvoted it and parallel trying it out as I write.
I have personally known Ranjith & Sasi, for more than a year now, they are always on the hunt of solving problems, love their spirit towards building products and most respectfully, they are wonderful human beings at heart.
Always a wellwisher 🙏
Wish them all the success in all endeavours they undertake.
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