Dittofeed at a glance
Checked 16 Oct 2026Dittofeed (3.0k stars, v0.23.0 Dec 2025, commits through Oct 2026) sends one-off broadcasts and automated, event-based journeys to user segments over email, SMS, push, WhatsApp and Slack, with an HTML/MJML or low-code template editor and message analytics. MIT core; multi-tenancy, embedding and white-labeling are in a separate licensed closed-source codebase. Self-hosting uses Docker Compose with PostgreSQL and ClickHouse, and email goes out through a provider such as SendGrid or Amazon SES. It is built for product messaging, not newsletters: no sign-up forms, archive or paid subscriptions.
RepoQuarry. “Dittofeed.” Checked 16 Oct 2026. https://repoquarry.dev/projects/dittofeedHow much of Mailchimp does it replace?
4 of 5 jobs. Strong on segments and automated journeys; no sign-up forms or landing pages; needs user data fed in via API or Segment.
For signup forms and landing pages, see other Mailchimp alternatives. You may also need to build an interface, an API server and hosting yourself.
Facts, with sources
Every answer links to where we found it. We read the documentation; we did not install it.
docker compose -f docker-compose.lite.yaml up -ddocs.dittofeed.com · docker-compose ↗ today
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copygithub.com · LICENSE ↗ today
our licensed closed-source codebase, which includes features like multi-tenancy, embedding, and white-labeling.github.com · dittofeed#readme ↗ today
Note that we don't recommend using SMTP for production email delivery.docs.dittofeed.com · smtp ↗ today
Dittofeed has dependencies on Postgres, and Clickhouse, with an optional Kafka dependency.docs.dittofeed.com · docker-compose ↗ today
It’s important that you override the default environment variables in the .env file, for security reasons.docs.dittofeed.com · docker-compose ↗ today