ثمانية عشر شهراً على Kit مع AIQORA. حكم صادق لعام 2026: أتمتة، تاجات، ورسوم تجارة 0%.
Kit Review 2026: The Creator Business Email Platform We Actually Send From The Honest Preamble We are the team behind AIQORA — the AI tool directory you are reading right now. We send our newsletter, our onboarding sequences, our launch broadcasts, and our re engagement flows through Kit (the platform formerly known as ConvertKit until its 2024 rebrand). We started using Kit in early 2025 when we were still on the free tier, upgraded to Creator when we crossed 500 real subscribers, and today we run our whole email plumbing on it. We are also a Kit affiliate. If you sign up through our link we earn a commission. Which is exactly why we have to be honest about the parts we do not love: recommending a tool that doesn't fit our reader's business is how a directory loses its credibility, and losing credibility is how we lose the business. This review is what we actually think after eighteen months of production use. We tested three alternatives during the same period — Beehiiv (which nearly won us), Substack (which we ran a satellite newsletter on), and Mailchimp (which we migrated off in a single afternoon). Each solves a different problem. Kit solves the problem of running an email list as a real business, and that framing is the entire lens for this review. TL;DR Kit is the correct choice if your email list is a business, not a broadcast — meaning there is a paid product waiting at the end of your sequence (a course, a coaching program, a SaaS trial, a book, a community). The visual automation builder, tags and segments model, and native commerce with 0% platform fees on paid tiers pay for themselves within a few launch cycles. If you are a pure writer or a pure…