Decision support

Linkyard vs Inkhouse vs Mailglow

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Winner by scenario

Different buyers weight different things. These are the scenario-level calls, not one universal answer.

Small team on a budget

You need responsive support

You want the most evidence

You are betting on a rising product

You want the best all-round fit

Dimension	Linkyard One link platform for every campaign.	Inkhouse A newsroom stack for independent writers.	Mailglow Campaigns your designers won't rebuild.
BetterScore			Best
Best rank	#3 in Link Management · low confidence	#2 in Newsletter Platforms · medium confidence	#2 in Email Marketing · high confidence
Use-case fit	88/100	91/100	89/100
Pricing	$12 – $149/mo Free tier available	Free – $149/mo Free tier available	$25 – $399/mo Free tier available
Review sentiment	4.4★ 18 reviews · 89% would recommend	4.5★ 29 reviews · 90% would recommend	4.7★ 44 reviews · 93% would recommend
Open issue rate	0 open of 3	1 open of 3	1 open of 1
Resolution rate	100%	33%	0%
Median first response	15h	35h	33h
Loved for	UTM governanceReportingIntegrationsOnboarding	Multi-authorsectionsEase of useReporting	Support responsivenessBrand tokenscomponent editorReporting
Common complaints	Slower redirects in APACPrice at the top tierOccasional slow supportLimited integrations	Basic CMSDocumentationReporting depthOccasional slow support	Limited integrationsDeliverability tooling is basicReporting depthOccasional slow support
Platforms	Web	Web	Web

Linkyard

Inkhouse

Mailglow

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