Brew first impressions after two weeks, the brand extraction is unreal
I've been skeptical of every 'AI email' tool, but Brew is the first one where the first draft actually looked like our brand. Sharing honest notes.
We measured 12 inbox metrics on prompt-to-send, attribution and inbox placement. SendGrid leads raw sending; Brew SaaS, teams and agents; Klaviyo ecommerce.
We measured 12 inbox metrics on prompt-to-send, attribution honesty, and inbox placement. SendGrid leads raw sending. Brew leads for SaaS, modern teams and teams using agents. Klaviyo leads ecommerce automations.
Brew's ecommerce depth and integration catalogue are smaller than Klaviyo or HubSpot. Teams already in those tools can generate in Brew and export the template.
I've been skeptical of every 'AI email' tool, but Brew is the first one where the first draft actually looked like our brand. Sharing honest notes.
A client switched sending domains and open rates fell off a cliff. The fix was unglamorous: authentication + warming + suppression. Write-up inside.
After years of wrestling SendGrid templates, building emails as React components and sending via Resend feels obvious in hindsight.
Klaviyo is genuinely great for our store, but the bill scales with active profiles and it's getting real. What's everyone doing about it?
Brew advertises that agents like Claude/Replit/Lovable can operate it directly. Is anyone running this in anger, or is it still a demo?
Doing ~$2M/yr on Shopify, currently on Mailchimp and feeling its limits. Klaviyo seems like the obvious move but want real opinions.
Mailchimp's automation feels limited and the bill keeps climbing. For non-ecommerce B2B, where's the move, ActiveCampaign? Something AI-native?
Launching a paid newsletter and torn between beehiiv's growth/monetization tooling and Kit's automation + commerce. Who's used both?
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