Founded in 2020 in San Luis Obispo, California, Postal is a Global Offline Engagement Platform that serves over 600 B2B customers like Yelp, Cisco Meraki, Seismic, and Fivetran. Postal helps customers to create meaningful and impactful human connections with prospects, partners, customers, and employees.
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Snappy
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Snappy is an enterprise gifting platform, from Snappy App in New York, that customizes and automates gift campaigns for any initiative.
Sendoso - complex, more geared to ENT companies, longer implementation/setup Alyce - Great for small mom and pop shops, too small of a solution for where planful currently is, great fit for under 200 employees Reachback - Great for Global campaigns, less intuitive than Postal, UX …
Postal.io is cheaper than Sendoso and still meets the technical requirements. Reach desk has more capabilities. They can print prospects' names on whiskey bottles.
Postal.io was a more budget-friendly option than the alternatives I considered. We knew our gifting budget wouldn't be huge so we were willing to go with something less established in order to make sure we had as much budget left over as possible. We also like the flexibility …
If you are a small or growing team that understands experiential, ABM, and gift marketing strategies and how to leverage them, Postal.io gives you everything you need with moderate CSM coverage, without the white glove price tags of similar solutions like Sendoso.
We use Snappy for our birthday gifts to our team members! It's perfect for them, and they really enjoy the overall experience! The customization and personalized touch [are] awesome as well! Having the option to add additional gifts for special occasions is great and comforting to know it's there if we need it!
We get so much value out of the platform that I can't find any legitimate or logical reason why we wouldn't renew. Their team has been a pleasure to work with.
Postal.io was a more budget-friendly option than the alternatives I considered. We knew our gifting budget wouldn't be huge so we were willing to go with something less established in order to make sure we had as much budget left over as possible. We also like the flexibility with Postal.io that we could add almost anything to their marketplace if we could find it available online.
