Feed My Inbox turns 1!
One year ago today, we launched this little idea called Feed My Inbox, a simple RSS to email application. We never set out to re-invent the wheel ... only to grease it up so that it worked a hell of a lot better.
To say we've been surprised by the popularity and growth of Feed My Inbox over the last year would be a serious understatement. It's been tons of fun, and the app is something our team is fully dedicated to for many more birthdays.

We are so grateful to all of the people that use this service. Here are some statistics of what happened behind-the-scenes over the last year:
Unique Visitors- 131,134
Pageviews- 550,599
Active accounts- 34,727
Feeds we're tracking- 56,606
Confirmed subscriptions- 66,840
Emails sent- 3,077,382
Feed entries emailed- 33,771,734
Service Outages- 37 (most of them less than 5 minutes)
Uptime- 99.91%
* We're getting better at this!
Although the application looks pretty much the same to you, under the hood it is literally 100% different. We have learned a lot along the way and are now to the point where we can scale this thing for the long haul.
I also wanted to give you an update on where we hope Feed My Inbox is headed in the next year. Putting this in writing is serious business, so we fully intend to live up to the following:
1. New features are on the way
We are currently working on the next big version of Feed My Inbox, which will bring many of the feature requests we have collected over the last year to light. We are not close enough to say when it will be launched, but it is officially a work in progress. Stay tuned to the blog for the first announcement.
2. We heart webmasters
Since we announced that webmasters can embed a sign-up form on their website that ties to Feed My Inbox, tools for you to see subscribers and have more control over outgoing emails have been sorely lacking. We have not forgotten about you, and over the next year we'll be bringing some game-changing stuff your way that no other RSS to Email provider can do.
3. We're listening
Our small team is BIG on customer service. We answer all emails and keep a close eye on the support discussions over at Get Satisfaction. If you have any feedback, questions, suggestions or constructive criticism, don't hesitate to send it our way.
10 Comments
1. Nate Bailey
Keep it coming guys! I love this tool and can't wait to see how it evolves.
I couldn't live without it!
Thank YOU!
2. Sam
3. Mark
Thank you for providing this service, and I can't wait to see what's in store!
4. Cat W.
Recently I was bothered by the fact that I didn't get my feed posts until the day after they were published, but I sent an email to the help staff and they fixed it for me. Excellent customer service. Thanks! And Happy Birthday!
5. Jose Luis Avila Herrera
You are doing a good job.
*FeedmyInbox
I like it!
6. gourmet coffee snob
7. Nick
Re-posting contents of an existing feed that you don't own is against our terms of service, and if we saw it you may have been unsubscribed from the feed.
If that's not what you are trying to do, maybe you can elaborate so we can help out. Feel free to email help(at)feedmyinbox.com, which would be the quickest way to get a response. Thanks!
8. Cody
I'm late on the birthday wishes, but most sincere. From the minute I discovered you, I've started publishing the feeds from my website. Visitors have told me that they love the ability to get updates in their inbox - couldn't do that without you!
Which makes that little item number 2 super interesting to me. Keep us posted... I know I could use FeedB*****, that other service, but it wasn't as simple and elegant as Feed My Inbox. Thanks!
9. Nick
What is against our terms of service is to take the contents of a feed, let's say a popular blog, and re-post them on another website in an effort to get traffic. You can read more about it here- http://www.brightwurks.com/blog/feed-my-inbox-and-duplicate-content/.
We're happy to have you as a customer, thanks for the kind words.
10. ventureblogalist
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