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Dropmyemail

E-mail backup service

E-mail backup service

FieldValue
nameDropmyemail
logoDropmyemail Logo.png
developerDropmysite Pte. Ltd. and Dropsuite Limited
releasedMarch 2012
programming languageRuby on Rails
languageEnglish, Portuguese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Dutch, French, Spanish, Japanese
genreOnline backup service
website

Dropmyemail is a cloud-based e-mail backup service owned by Dropmysite. It allows users to automatically backup their e-mails with the ability to view, migrate or restore them via web browser.

Overview

Dropmyemail was conceived by John Fearon. The site was launched in March 2012 at Demo Asia, a conference for emerging technology, in Singapore.

Dropmyemail's backend is written in Ruby on Rails and hosted on Amazon Web Services' Cloud Infrastructure. It supports e-mail platforms such as Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo, and it can also be used with other services via IMAP or POP settings.

Business model

On November 21, 2012, Dropmyemail introduced business plans for SoHO and SMB based on per e-mail mailbox pricing. It also changed from a Freemium business model to a 15-day Free Trial model.

The company introduced an affiliate program on December 13, 2012. This allows others to resell Dropmyemail's service.

References

References

  1. (June 27, 2012). "Backup specialist Dropmysite buys Orbitfiles, boosting its userbase and focus on North America". The Next Web.
  2. "Dropmyemail Features". Dropmyemail.
  3. Staff Reporter. (2012-08-23). "This Singapore startup rocked Asia by providing incredible back-up solutions for emails".
  4. "Dropmysite| Demo Asia".
  5. Bharti, Bhaskar. (May 16, 2012). "Backup Your Email on DropMyEmail.com".
  6. Lee, Terrence. (November 21, 2012). "Dropmyemail Business launched; backs up corporate emails".
  7. "Dropmyemail enterprise email backup". Dropmyemail.
  8. Mahtani, Shibani. (2012-04-20). "Singapore Start-Up Cashes In on Saving Emails". Wall Street Journal.
  9. (November 13, 2012). "Securely back up your email with Dropmyemail".
  10. "Welcome to the Dropmyemail Affiliate Program". Dropmyemail.
  11. Yu, Peter. (December 13, 2012). "Partner up with Dropmyemail through affiliate marketing".
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