Fire Mail
Email Newsletter ServiceYou thought email was supposed to be easier. Pictures don’t show, formatting gets lost, and your list is too large. You find out sometimes your email isn’t even delivered.
Fire Mail better connects you to your partners by keeping things simple, sending smart, and staying pretty.
Features
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Priced for non-profits
You only pay for what you send. Each newsletter costs $10.00, plus 3 cents per recipient. No setup costs or monthly fees. Testing is unlimited and free.
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Simple editor
Add your own text, images and links to create your newsletter with ease. View your changes live within the newsletter template. Drag n’ drop to change story order.
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Powerful reports
Track who opens your newsletter, what links they clicked on, and who no longer wishes to receive it. Even see what emails bounced and why.
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Direct from you
Each newsletter appears as if it came direct from the email address you choose. Specify the from name, subject, and what address to reply to.
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Personalization
Make each newsletter feel personal by automatically inserting your partners’ names or details about them just like mail merge. Control who sees what content.
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Top notch delivery
Templates are tested in over 20 different email clients and spam filters. Authentication, relationships with ISP’s and more ensure your emails are delivered direct to inboxes.
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Export any list to Excel to keep up your records
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Get a custom template designed just for you
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Store contact info that your partners update
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Easily import multiple lists with a single click
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Several free templates ready to use
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Schedule your email in any time zone
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Place a subscribe form on your own blog/site
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See who forwarded your newsletter to a friend
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Send both an HTML & plain text newsletter
Signup
In order to use Fire Mail and qualify for support you must first request an account.
Fire Mail has to be extremely careful about spam. To make sure the service is never abused, your account needs to be approved before setup.
Once your account is approved, you will receive a confirmation email from Fire Mail. Then, you can login and try out Fire Mail for free. You will not be charged until you are ready to send a newsletter.
Login
If you've already been approved for an account with Fire Mail, you can login using this form.
For a quicker login process, you can bookmark Fire Mail's login page.
About
Carissa Phillips is a designer from Arizona who worked for a non-profit organization for four years where she regularly kept up with her own partners in order to raise both awareness for her work and financial support. It was from years of frustration with sending newsletters, both paper and email, that Fire Mail was born. At first, Carissa started offering her service to friends and coworkers, but Fire Mail grew so fast that one day she realized that she was working more for Fire Mail than her day job!
Today, Fire Mail seeks to help people better communicate the amazing things that they are a part of through great design and function.
Additional Services
- Custom Email Design & Coding
- Newsletter Content Consultation
- Design & Spam Testing
- Paper Newsletter Package Design
- Networking Cards
Location
POSTAL ADDRESS
Fire Mail
PO Box 27962
Tempe, AZ 85285
PHONE
+001 480 522 4166
Answers
- Who is Fire Mail for?
- Fire Mail is tailored for people within non-profit organizations who raise awareness and/or financial support.
- Is there any software to download?
- No. Fire Mail is all online, accessible through a username and password from any computer with an internet connection.
- Can you further explain the pricing?
- Yes. If you have, say, 400 partners on a list, you will not pay anything until you click the final ‘Send” button. At that point, you will be charged $22. ($10 for the newsletter, and 3 cents x 400 recipients is $12).
- How can I pay for Fire Mail?
- You will be asked for your credit card information just before Fire Mail sends your newsletter. Ask to see if the non-profit you work for is one whose personal accounts can be directly invoiced making your payments to Fire Mail tax-deductible.
- Does it matter that I have a generic email address?
- No. Newsletters sent through Fire Mail will appear to have come from whatever email address you choose, including, Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, etc.
- How secure is Fire Mail?
- Because there are many sides of email security and accessibility I've written a thorough response to this question. Read the response »