Looks cool!
But not sure they have the enterprise distribution muscle to 
http://Hey.com went live today. I’ve been toying with it. What do you guys think? Will this be a monster of a business?
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Agreed. Not scalable in any meaningful way if you have to use http://hey.com and pay to do that. Plus, Gmail can always steal these ideas if they’re any good.
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I think they've found really creative and intelligent solution to a ton of the problems with email; I can see it exploding for a certain type of person or a certain type of role. Ubiquitous? Don't know if I see that, but wouldn't rule it out.
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i'm not sure if they're aiming to make it a monster of a business. they seem to aim for products that just make a lot of profit, but not like gmail type size
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Considering DHH & Jason's product expertise and experience of 20+ years running successful digital products, absolutely. Google left Gmail product stale + filled with shitty ads. I think millions of users are willing to pay $$ for a simplified + stress-free email experience.
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Love their principled approach to remote communication. Hey is built on that foundation. I say, yes.
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Email is such a big part of the day for small businesses, so if it can save you time on each email, that will compound and make a big difference.
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Checked it because of this tweet. First impression: LOVE that they used longer form copy. Would love to know how much the domain cost? One of those specific ones I’m assuming was 6 figures but could be way off
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Probably safe to say seven figures. Wouldn’t surprise me if it was at least $2M.
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