Creators

Ben Gotow

Team lead at @Foundry376, maintainer of the @MailspringApp email client, author of a dozen apps and the @SparkInspector.

@bengotow 824 X followers foundry376foundry376.com First product launched 9y ago

Total monthly visits
195.4K
Up4.0%MoMOct 2026
Public revenue
Undisclosed
No public revenue across products
Products
1
Since Sep 2017
Latest launch
9y ago
MailSpring195.4K visits/mo
100% full-depth creator dossier open: complete product portfolio, 12-month combined traffic & MRR curves, shipping cadence, and timeline events.

Traffic

Portfolio · Last 12 months
Monthly visits

Products

Products and research metrics
ProductVisits · OctActions
MailSpringOSSThe fast, beautiful email client for people who take email seriously.195.4K

Timeline

Launches, marketing, revenue milestones, and pricing/plan/positioning changes across products
  1. Nov 1 · 15d ago

    • MailSpring Homepage headline (H1) changed to “The fast, beautiful email client for people who take email seriously.”Positioning

      Say hello to Mailspring.→The fast, beautiful email client for people who take email seriously.

    • MailSpring Adopted technology: CloudflareFeatures

      —→Cloudflare

    • MailSpring Adopted technology: Cloudflare Bot ManagementFeatures

      —→Cloudflare Bot Management

    • MailSpring Adopted technology: Priority HintsFeatures

      —→Priority Hints

    • MailSpring Homepage title changed to “Mailspring — Free Email Client for Mac, Windows & Linux”Positioning

      Mailspring - The best free email app→Mailspring — Free Email Client for Mac, Windows & Linux

Questions & evidence

What products has Ben Gotow built?
Ben Gotow tracks 1 standalone software products on EarlyLore (1 currently live), led by MailSpring.
How much website traffic do Ben Gotow's products get?
Across tracked standalone domains with web traffic estimates, Ben Gotow's portfolio reaches 195.4K combined monthly visits in each site's latest observed month. Coverage excludes shared third-party hosts and store listings.

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