GetResponseOpen-tracking pixel, click tracking and unsubscribe
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Polish sending platform, one of the oldest on the European market, which has extended email marketing to webinars and conversion funnels. It is aimed at SMEs and creators who sell online.
Postmetry reference sheet
What the vendor says, checked by us
No capability of this sending platform is documented yet. No percentage is shown: it would measure our progress, not what the tool allows.
Postmetry corpus
What brands actually send
No message from this sending platform has arrived in the corpus yet. This is not a zero: it's an absence of measurement, and nothing is inferred from it.
Postmetry reference sheet
What this ESP allows
Catalog shared by both pages. Each note carries its source, its date, and its confidence level.
On the right, what our emails say about it: matching, contradicted, never observed despite the volume, too few emails to conclude — or out of reach, when the capability can't be read from an email.
Tracking 8 not verified
Unsubscribe 4 not verified
Authentication 5 not verified
Infrastructure & governance 4 not verified
Limits of this analysis
It doesn't say what a brand has actually configured. A sending platform that allows turning off the pixel says nothing about which brands have done so — that's what a brand's report answers.
It doesn't rank. No score, no recommendation: capabilities don't carry the same weight depending on the use, and that weight isn't ours to set.
A “not checked” cell is not a “no”. It says nobody has gone to look yet, and nothing else.
The corpus does not establish a capability. A rate of observed pixels says what brands send, not what the tool can do.
Sources
0 sourcesNo source has been cited for this sending platform yet. Sources are derived from the notes: they will appear as capabilities get documented.
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