We built Postmatic to be a smooth running engine of engagement. We want to increase accessibility, bring more readers into the fold, and help make your content more available to a larger audience.

Email – The Original Push Notificaiton

The inbox should not be underestimated. Email is the original push notification. For many, it is their only passive way of receiving online content. It’s an incredible tool.

Postmatic takes advantage of our learned behavior by getting your content instantly delivered onto anything a reader might have access to: a junky computer at the library, their locked-down PC at work, their mobile device, their old AOL account, or even their Mailstation.

Email in a World of “Inbox Zero.”

Yes, you can learn to be an Email Ninja, keep your inbox at zero unread emails, and still be productive.

What’s curious is that every piece of replacement software we seem to build to eliminate email either needs our email to verify, sign up, or actually sends us a notification in email. How much sense does that make?

We have a love-hate relationship with email. It’s the way we’ve been communicating in the business world since the early 90’s and though we have phone calls (we follow up with emails) and stand up meetings (we follow up with email status reports), and Slack (which sends us email notifications), we simply cannot leave email altogether.

So why build a commenting system based upon email? Easy: accessibility and muscle memory. We worked with nonprofits and knew another solution had to exist (more on that here).

How much is engagement worth to you?

Our pricing is more than fair. When you look at Software as a Service (SaaS) and the business value of it (Bridget wrote about her online expenses here), we come in right at market value.

You could increase your engagement with your audience (like Danny Brown did), build loyalty, and increase sales for only $20 per month. The best part is, if you’re unhappy, you can cancel anytime. Unlike many SaaS models, we actually allow you to pay monthly, not just amortize the annual cost in a sales pitch.

So, what are you waiting for? Start. Start today. Start now.