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CloudMagic was one of the most well known, and widely used email clients, both on Android devices, and the iPhone. However, recently, CloudMagic was renamed to Newton Mail, and the name isn’t the only thing that has changed in the new app. CloudMagic, which was previously free, now uses a subscription model that is priced at a hefty $49.99 a year, to allow users access to what they call. CloudMagic Email is a newer email application that packs quite the punch. Not only does it support multiple emails from the top email providers. It’s that simple.Why Newton is the only email app you need. Instant push notifications for ALL types of email - Gmail, Hotmail/Outlook, Exchange, Yahoo Mail, iCloud, Google Apps, Office 365 and any IMAP account. Read Receipts - Get read-status for every email you send. Also get notified as soon as the email is read. Chetanr on CloudMagic. @gabrielcamphuis Once you install CloudMagic on your phone. You can double tap anywhere while viewing an email to get to Cards. Tap on + and add the Trello Card from the Card Gallery. We made Newton Mail. The email app with space-age features for modern-day business communication. We solve problems in the productivity space through Sensible Design and Cutting Edge Tech. We were featured on WSJ, Verge, Fast Company.
- by Ray Schultz , August 8, 2018
CloudMagic Inc. has given up on the idea of a premium email app. It is sunsetting Newton, a paid app with 40,000 paid subscribers, effective September 25.
The firm will disable new sign-upsand will not renew monthly subscriptions. Pro-rated subscription refunds, which are available through the App Store, and PlayStore, must be claimed by September 18.
“It was a toughbusiness decision” writes Rohit Nadhani, founder and CEO CloudMagic, in a blog post. “We explored various business models but couldn’t successfully figure out profitability &growth over the long term.”
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Nadhani adds: “It was hard; the market for premium consumer mail apps is not big enough, and it faces stiff competition from high quality free apps fromGoogle, Microsoft, and Apple.”
CloudMagic, an “entirely bootstrapped” company with zero VC funding, will “continue to operate and the incredible team will be focusingon new and innovative projects,” Nadhani continues.
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The company was launched in 2013, and attracted over 4 million users to its free app. It relaunched as Newton in 2016 with a $50subscription fee. In between, it toyed with a $10 fee for a short-lived “Pro” service, according to International Business Times.
Newton was usable on iOS, Android,MacOS, Windows and Chrome OS, and offered features such as “snoozing and scheduling messages, undo messages, sender profiles, read receipts and a send-later feature,” EndGadget writes.
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Nadhani concludes: “We put up a hard and honest fight, but it was not enough to overcome the bundling & platform default advantages enjoyed by the large tech companies.”