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verdictless than half what mailgun and sendgrid charge at volume, with thirty days of history and a genuinely good api — the gaps are in what it hasn't documented, not what it does.

switch fordevelopers who want the sending problem to disappear without auditing a pricing page every quarter.

verdictthe retention and reliability pick, dramatically better value at 10,000 emails than it was a year ago — and quietly the most expensive place on this page to send 100,000.

switch forteams whose support workload depends on being able to look up what happened to an email weeks later.

verdictnothing else is close on price, and nothing else makes you apply for permission to send — which of those matters more depends entirely on your volume.

switch foranyone already inside aws with the volume to make the tooling gap worth absorbing.

verdictcheaper than postmark at scale with retention almost as good and extendable further — held back by how little it publishes about anything else.

switch foroperations teams who need long searchable history without postmark's price at volume.

verdictthe most transparent pricing in the category by a distance, and the linearity that makes it honest at ten thousand makes it expensive at a hundred thousand.

switch forsmall senders who value knowing exactly what next month costs over paying the least.

verdicta capable, well-established platform whose entry plan has the worst retention here — one day — on exactly the tier most small senders buy.

switch foreu-based senders at scale tier volumes who need residency and thirty-day history together.

verdictstill capable at the top tiers, and the entry experience has gone backwards — no free plan, three days of logs, and a pricing page that redirects in circles.

switch forhigh-volume senders on pro or premier who need a dedicated ip and eu residency bundled.

verdictgenuinely good economics if your contact list is small and your send volume is high — and it cannot be compared to anything else on this page on price.

switch forproduct teams sending both lifecycle marketing and transactional mail to a stable, known contact list.

verdictgenuinely good value at the bottom — 6,000 emails free, 8,000 for $9 — and unrankable above that, because mailjet won't print the numbers.

switch forlow-volume senders who will stay under fifteen thousand emails a month.