I really wanted to love BlinkCompose. I grabbed Tier 2 thinking it could be my go-to tool for email outreach with strong brand voice and AI support. But after spending time with it, I’m honestly disappointed.

There’s no automation, no way to integrate my CRM, and no support for connecting it with the tools I already use. That makes it feel more like an isolated AI writer than a complete email solution.

When I started setting up my Brand Voice, the input just got cut off with no warning. There’s no character count or limit shown, which makes it hard to work with. It would also make a huge difference to be able to upload documents or share URLs, so the AI could learn from my real content and tone.

For a tool meant to save time and help with outreach, I expected at least a solid library of proven templates for different use cases like onboarding, follow-ups, cold emails, and more.

On top of that, there’s no way to set one overall Brand Voice across the platform. You have to define it again and again for each campaign type, which feels repetitive and inconsistent. A single brand voice with optional tone tweaks per campaign would be much more efficient.

The interface feels outdated and clunky, which slows everything down. I saw that UI/UX updates are on the roadmap, but honestly, the platform already feels priced like a polished SaaS — not something still in early development.

What would truly turn this around for me is the addition of a built-in landing page builder, a proper Co-Pilot experience that brings everything together into one seamless workflow, real automation, CRM syncing, and a library of ready-made, high-converting email templates. These aren’t wishlist items — they’re standard expectations for any serious SaaS tool in 2025.

As an experienced UX Designer supporting SaaS entrepreneurs and startups, I also found the user interface to be quite clunky and unintuitive. There’s a noticeable lack of logic in the flow — for example, having to set up each product separately, then connect it later in the Email Planner, and finally use what I believe are the frameworks to build the email. All of this could easily be combined into a more streamlined, step-by-step experience rather than being spread across three separate menus.

I'm not sure if I will wait to see what's happening, as I need these features right now and the refund window are only 60 days, the price is to stiff!

Marcus