Stripo left the newsletter-creation market, and so did Mailchimp, and it seemed that with them went any hope email marketers had for a fast and convenient launch of great email campaigns. But it's not that sad, because we still have top-tier services for creating emails built on Russian software. They're not inferior to the programs that left the Russian market — and in some ways even outperform them.

Letteros is a multifunctional email builder that runs entirely on domestic software and is aimed at the Russian market.

Here are a few reasons why domestic services are a great choice

Russian-language support is always ready to help

Not all foreign services had Russian-language technical support. And even when they did, resolving an issue could take an hour or two, or a whole day. It was hard to phrase the right request and explain the problem in English. There are no such difficulties with Russian software — they understand quickly, respond quickly, and you can reach them through almost any messenger, by email, or by phone.

Your data will be safe

When foreign services left, some companies lost a large amount of their email marketing data. At the very least, that's a shame — at worst, it devalues the team's work. All because the servers of those programs are located abroad. Russian services keep their servers in Russia and aren't afraid of sanctions and the like. So, whatever happens, you won't lose your data.

Hassle-free payment

Another important advantage. Russian-developed services let you pay in rubles using almost any method: card, e-wallets, the Fast Payment System (SBP), and more. To pay for foreign software you have to jump through hoops — open a foreign card, convert currency to dollars if rubles aren't accepted, and get the payment through on the millionth try. Not great.

A Russian-speaking community

Some Russian services have their own private chats where marketers, designers, coders, and other specialists gather to share experience. All communication happens in Russian, taking into account the specifics of the local market and consumers. This helps you find new ideas for email marketing and get more information and practical tips from peers to improve your emails afterward.

More interesting features

Our developers build features for creating emails that even the coolest foreign competitors don't have. So by switching to Russian software, you'll be able to make your newsletters more competitive and better at converting. Our tools have dozens of settings that will only improve the emails you send your subscribers.

Letteros vs. Mailchimp: who comes out ahead

We made a comparison table so you can pick your own favorite.

How to export a newsletter template from Mailchimp to Letteros

If you used to create emails in Mailchimp and now don't know where to go — welcome to us, to Letteros.

You can move to the editor yourself or with the help of our team.

"I'll do it myself"

A 4-step guide:

First, add attributes to the markup.

Then create a zip archive with the template.

Import it into the editor.

Create a campaign based on the template.

Done — you're now in Letteros.

You can read more about the attributes with code examples in our dedicated documentation — see the link.

"Do it for me"

No problem.

Submit a request on the website, and our team will promptly help you transfer your template from Mailchimp under a special plan.

I don't have a template — only a design is ready: how do I get started with Letteros?

In this case we'll help too. It's simple — just follow these three steps:

  • Go to our website.
  • Fill out the form at the bottom of the page: provide your name, email address, phone number, company name, and the exact task you want solved.
  • Submit the request, and we'll respond promptly to confirm it.

Then our team will create a stylish, conversion-focused, responsive email based on your design. We'll test it on 100+ email clients. After that, we'll teach you how to work with the template and show you how to use all the editor's settings and tools.

You can see case studies and examples of emails from our team here — projects.