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Nineteen options for teams leaving the developer email API — plus dedicated pages for the open-source and free ends of that search.
One page per platform people leave, and one head-to-head against ours. Every figure is read off the vendor's own pricing page, dated, and left out entirely when they don't publish one.
We make one of the products on these pages. It's always marked, and its gaps are listed alongside everyone else's — which is the only way a comparison page is worth reading.
Nineteen options for teams leaving the developer email API — plus dedicated pages for the open-source and free ends of that search.
What the per-1,000 rate actually costs, why there's no EU region, and the nineteen places people go instead.
Fifteen ActiveCampaign alternatives compared on price, free tier, send limits, seats and what's an add-on — with ActiveCampaign's own plan structure as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Fifteen Mailchimp alternatives compared on price, free tier, send multipliers and seat limits — with Mailchimp's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Fifteen Klaviyo alternatives compared on pricing model, free tier, ecommerce depth and automation — including when a cheaper platform genuinely replaces it and when it doesn't.
Fifteen Brevo alternatives compared on pricing model, free tier, automation depth and EU hosting — including when send-metered pricing stops being the cheap option. No affiliate links.
Fifteen MailerLite alternatives compared on price, free tier, automation limits and send caps — with MailerLite's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Fifteen Kit alternatives compared on price, free tier, automation and commerce fees — with Kit's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Fifteen HubSpot alternatives compared on price, free tier, automation and onboarding fees — with HubSpot's own published pricing, including the $3,000 Professional onboarding fee, as the baseline.
Nineteen Constant Contact alternatives compared on price, free tier, automation and send limits — with Constant Contact's own published starting prices as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Twenty GetResponse alternatives compared on price, free tier, automation limits and what's actually bundled — with GetResponse's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Nineteen AWeber alternatives compared on price, free tier, send multipliers, automation limits and seats — with AWeber's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Nineteen Campaign Monitor alternatives compared on price, free tier, send caps and automation — with Campaign Monitor's own published plan structure as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Nineteen Omnisend alternatives compared on price, free tier, ecommerce depth and SMS — with Omnisend's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Nineteen Customer.io alternatives compared on pricing model, free tier, event-driven automation and engineering effort — with Customer.io's own published plan structure as the baseline.
Nineteen Moosend alternatives compared on price, free tier, send limits and automation — with Moosend's own published plan structure as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Nineteen EngageBay alternatives compared on price, per-user versus per-contact billing, free tiers and CRM depth — with EngageBay's own published pricing as the baseline.
Nineteen Keap alternatives compared on price, free tier, CRM depth and per-user costs — with Keap's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Nineteen beehiiv alternatives compared on price, free tier, monetisation fees and automation — with beehiiv's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Nineteen Substack alternatives compared on platform fees, subscriber costs, ownership and automation — with the arithmetic on when 10% of revenue stops being the cheap option.
Twenty SendGrid alternatives compared on price, free tier, support and marketing email — including what changed when SendGrid's permanent free plan became a 60-day trial.
Sixteen Mailgun alternatives compared on price, overage rate, log retention, free tier and EU region — with Mailgun's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Twenty Amazon SES alternatives compared on price, free tier, dashboards and deliverability tooling — with SES's own published rates as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Twenty Mailtrap alternatives compared on price, free tier, log retention and testing tools — with Mailtrap's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Twenty MailerSend alternatives compared on price, free tier, domain and template limits and API rate caps — with MailerSend's own published pricing as the baseline.
Twenty ZeptoMail alternatives compared on pricing model, free tier, marketing policy and credit expiry — with ZeptoMail's own published model as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Twenty Mailjet alternatives compared on price, free tier, contact limits and automation — with Mailjet's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Twenty SMTP2GO alternatives compared on price, free tier, log retention and marketing features — with SMTP2GO's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Twenty Elastic Email alternatives compared on price, free tier, deliverability and features — with Elastic Email's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.
Twenty Loops alternatives compared on pricing model, free tier, automation depth and transactional email — with Loops's own published plan structure as the baseline.
Every price comes off the vendor's own pricing or documentation page, and the date it was read is printed on the page. Where a vendor renders prices from JavaScript and publishes no static table — ActiveCampaign and Klaviyo both do — the cell says so rather than repeating a figure from an affiliate post that may be two years stale.
Nothing here is an affiliate link, so there's no revenue attached to which one you pick. That's why the pages can say that Amazon SES is a fortieth of our price, that Postmark's deliverability record beats ours, that ActiveCampaign has a CRM we don't, and that if you need EU data residency you shouldn't choose us at all.
If you find a number that's wrong or out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.