MailJerry vs Shoviv Email Migration Tools

MailJerry is a cloud tool for moving email data directly between providers. It transfers messages, folders, drafts, labels, and sent objects, and says it works with all IMAP providers; named services include Gmail, Microsoft 365, Exchange, Yahoo, GMX, and iCloud. Bulk migration can handle multiple mailboxes, with CSV upload available on paid plans. Paid features can synchronize mailboxes, transfer new messages automatically, or back up email on daily, weekly, or monthly schedules. Controls include date-range filtering, bandwidth throttling, migration status details, and automatic reconnection after a server interruption. MailJerry says email data is encrypted, message contents are not readable by the tool, and messages are not stored. It states that its migration tool complies with GDPR. The free plan allows unlimited mailboxes but caps each at 150 MB and concurrent migrations at three; it excludes auto-sync, backup, bulk migration, CSV upload, and date filtering. The monthly plan is $14.90 a month, and the yearly plan is $129.90 a year; both include VAT. Calendar and contact migration are not supported.

Shoviv Email Migration Tools is Windows software for moving Exchange mailboxes between on-premises Exchange and Microsoft 365. It supports all versions of on-premises Exchange and Microsoft 365 as sources and targets, including Microsoft 365 tenant-to-tenant migration. Multiple mailboxes can be processed, with no stated restriction on mailbox size or mailbox count. The tool migrates shared, public-folder, and archive mailboxes. Incremental export can resume an interrupted job and carry new or changed items on a later run. Filters can target dates, folders, or item types, and jobs can run daily, weekly, or monthly. Shoviv describes standalone installation in the customer environment, with no third-party tools or cloud services used for migration and no source-data modification. Windows and Windows Server are supported, with Windows 10 or 11 recommended and 32-bit and 64-bit architectures listed. A free trial processes or saves the first 50 items per folder. Paid pricing starts at $39; listed lifetime mailbox plans include $494.90, paid once for 10–150 mailboxes, $8,984.49, paid once for 200, $13,963.49, paid once for 400, and $14,952.99, paid once for 500.