Robly Reviews

Our clients that use Robly have a tremendous amount of lead turnover. They need information quickly and need to be able to respond and adjust quickly to recipient behaviors. They are working primarily with millennial contacts that digest information at a glance and primarily on a mobile device. The device specific reporting, mobile vs. desktop reporting and the OpenGen Technology has allowed us to make smart and informed decisions on timing and design when creating content.

I have not compared Robly with any other software, I always chose it over any other software, therefore I have no opinion about it.

We like Robly. We love the logo too. Send us freebies. We would like to have more use of CRM on Robly. We would like to use Robly as a CRM and integrate it with our email lists on Facebook and Zoho (which we use). We need to get people more inclined to interact back with us in our physical location. We have a cafe onsite called GainVille Cafe. We would like to use Robly (much like SpotOn and Belly) for customers to input their details potentially or leave us Yelp or Google reviews.

Robly offered a better price with a more dynamic user interface.

Robly has much of the same functionality as Constant Contact. I find Robly's interface to be more intuitive. Robly allows us to upload as many images and documents as we want, without charging us extra. Robly's subscription price is lower than Constant Contact. Their newsletter archiving is also more robust. With Constant Contact, I felt "nickled and dimed." Not only is Robly's base price lower, it's the price! You can upgrade to unlock more sophisticated features.

Although the user of Constant Contact can generate content without using HTML, it is often difficult to get the desired appearance without reverting to HTML to fine tune, and even with that ability, it was often difficult to obtain the desired appearance. Robly, by comparison, has many useful design features available at the click of a button. The ability with Robly to create an email as a series of modules (for instance, stacking a single text column on top of a double column on top of another single column, etc) vastly increases the flexibility and ease of design.

In addition, Robly's customer service vastly outperforms that of Constant Contact, with responses ranging from a few hours to the next day, compared to Constant Contact, in which there were times when I didn't receive any response at all to an inquiry or was just directed to online resources where I had already been unable to find an answer to my question.

Finally, Robly has been cost savings compared to our plan on Constant Contact. This is a significant item for a small nonprofit.

Robly pricing and sending features are better.

Tracking and follow up is better. I switched because I really like the follow up feature to those who had not opened first email.

Robly is less expensive and more user friendly than Constant Contact. We selected Robly because of the reduced price and features. Constant Contact fit well with our needs, but when another organization recommended Robly to us and we tried it, we decided to stick with it. We believe we made the right decision.

Robly has been much more cost effective, which is very important for us, since we are a small business. It is easier to use than Constant Contact, though we now have a significant dip in our subscribers since we've made the switch. Constant Contact didn't even compare in visual aesthetic to the templates available from Robly, while we haven't noticed a decline in service from one company to the others, in terms of features and customer care.

We were using Constant Contact for years and prefer Robly over it.

We chose Robly initially because they boasted the ability to receive 50% more opens through most email marketing campaigns. We've been happy with their service and software and plan to continue use [it].

I like the OpenGen feature and the pricing is good. Being a nonprofit organization, we have a yearly budget so wherever we can save money it helps.

Better formed campaigns, easier to use website & cheaper!

We have found Robly is easier to use overall than Constant Contact. Constant Contact sent me too many emails about the product.

The templates are easy and the price point is great if you only need a simple system to get the word out. For our organization it's been a great savings.

Constant Contact was more expensive and didn't (I don't know what their functionality is now) have OpenGen, which is a great feature. However, their count of "opens" etc., was always up-to-date and accurate. They also had more flexibility when creating emails: more fonts, more opportunities to be creative.

We selected Robly because it was much less expensive, and more affordable for our organization. We are willing to work within what we feel are Robly's limitations because of the difference in the cost of an annual subscription between Robly and Constant Contact.

No comparison! Robly is the best. Easy to use and well designed. Constant Contact is outdated.

I used to use Constant Contact but switched to Robly because they have more modern and elegant templates and a much more robust delivery system.

Initially we decided to try Robly for its introductory offer and to test from there. From the ease of uploading and setting up our mailing list, to the deliverability of emails, to the open rates to its customer assistance, we have continued to be very satisfied with Robly. I can't say enough good things about Robly's "Open Generation" program, which delivers email to a member when they are most likely to open it, and then allows us to schedule a second launch to any member that did not open the original. Has made an amazing difference to our member communications.

Constant Contact is much more restrictive in your ability to create a truly branded campaign. Robly has much more of a custom template set up and the tools you need to make a campaign yours and distinctive from a typical template. Constant Contact did have the ability for a sign up sheet within a campaign which I do miss.

We chose Robly for the lower cost and OpenGen - it has served us better than Constant Contact which was more than triple the price.

I had used Constant Contact for years, needed a change, like their drip deployment, and follow up deployment [times] number of days after the initial deployment.