See the email before you send it
Type your YouTube handle. This is the email fallo would send your fans for your latest upload. Nothing is sent, and you don’t need an account.
What you’re looking at
fallo emails fans when a new video, premiere, or live stream goes public. The preview uses that same email: your thumbnail, the title, and a Watch button. Shorts are left out. It’s free, it doesn’t create a list, and it doesn’t email anyone.
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Questions
What does this preview show?
The email fallo would send fans for the latest public upload on that channel. Type a YouTube handle, or paste a channel link. Nothing is sent, and you don’t need an account.
Does it email anyone?
No. It doesn’t send the email, it doesn’t create a list, and it doesn’t add a fan.
Which video is it?
The newest public upload that isn’t a Short. A video that isn’t public yet is skipped. If the latest posts are Shorts, or aren’t public, the page says there’s nothing to preview.
What is in the email?
The From line is the channel’s name, then “via fallo.” You also see the subject, the thumbnail, the title, and a Watch button. A short line from the description is included when that line has no web address. If the upload is a live stream that’s on now, the subject says the channel is live now and the button says Watch live. In the preview, Watch opens the video on YouTube. In the email a fan gets, Watch and Stop are links for that fan.
Is it free?
Yes. No account and no card.