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Let's Calendar lets you send out Mass Calendar Invite to your event/webinar/conference registered audience. With Let's Calendar you can block your prospect attendee's date/time with your event details and ensure they turn up at the event! Let's Calendar automatically sends the calendar invite to the recipients inbox and calendar and thus the user does not need to do anything to accept or decline it. www.letscalendar.com
Provider
Manomay Informatics
Located In
India
Deployment
Cloud, SaaS, Web-Based
Training
Live Online
Support
Email/Help Desk, Knowledge Base, Phone Support, 24/7 (Live rep), Chat
Content Source: Let's Calendar
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Let's Calendar Reviews
"Great Product"
Overall: 10/10
Pros: Ease of use and simplicity. Customer service
Cons: Reporting needs improvement but i think this is in the pipeline.
"Misleading Free Trial, Won't Refund"
Overall: Let's Calendar has a simple promise: They'll send out bulk calendar events, and can integrate with any system to do so. Until it can't, that is. I signed up for the free trial and did a 'demo send' in the platform. The demo send worked as advertised! As a result, I signed up to the paid product, at which point it became clear that one would need to do custom configuration to send SMTP from one's own system. This is where the problems started. While the site claimed, "We currently provide integration with any and all SMTP services that follow SMTP protocol and standard Authentication method" this doesn't mean the service WORKS with all SMTP services. My provider, Campaign Monitor, apparently doesn't support attachments via SMTP. Because Let's Calendar won't send from their own domain, this means one needs more custom configuration, IT setup and help to actually get the value from the service. As a result, I requested to cancel for a refund, given the 'free trial' experience is fundamentally different from the paid, and the paid experience was broken for me. After much back and forth, the Let's Calendar team was clear: They would not issue a refund. Even though no actual campaigns outside a 3 person test was ever 'sent' (unsuccessfully). It's clear Let's Calendar will just take your money, even if the product can't deliver as advertised.
Pros: Straightforward user interface Solves real problem
Cons: Free trial experience doesn't reflect actual product experience Won't issue refund, even if cannot use with your ESP
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