Compare Dyspatch and Intuit Mailchimp Email Marketing 
Dyspatch vs Intuit Mailchimp Email Marketing
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Intuit Mailchimp Email Marketing easier to use, set up, and administer. However, reviewers preferred doing business with Dyspatch overall.
- Reviewers felt that Intuit Mailchimp Email Marketing meets the needs of their business better than Dyspatch.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Dyspatch is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Intuit Mailchimp Email Marketing over Dyspatch.
- Email support for first 30 days
- Pre-built Email Templates
- 300+ Integrations
I love the usability both on the frontend and with the api. So much thought has gone into how people actually use the software. The ability to easy copy template id's is a lifesaver. I know it seems small, but it brings the use-ability up to 11.
It is extremely hard to edit/make changes. Everything is buried in ambiguous clicks and formatting is difficult.
I like the way that I can prepare promotional mails on mailchimp using already integrated mail templates within the mailchimp. It provides excellent service in terms of mail distribution and data entry during the process of mail preparing. I can automate my...
Customer service does not know their own terms and conditions but seem to make stuff up on the fly. Even after I sent the T&Cs back to them they still answered with something else.
I love the usability both on the frontend and with the api. So much thought has gone into how people actually use the software. The ability to easy copy template id's is a lifesaver. I know it seems small, but it brings the use-ability up to 11.
I like the way that I can prepare promotional mails on mailchimp using already integrated mail templates within the mailchimp. It provides excellent service in terms of mail distribution and data entry during the process of mail preparing. I can automate my...
It is extremely hard to edit/make changes. Everything is buried in ambiguous clicks and formatting is difficult.
Customer service does not know their own terms and conditions but seem to make stuff up on the fly. Even after I sent the T&Cs back to them they still answered with something else.
