Mailjet vs SendPulse

Mailjet is an email marketing and API platform for creating, sending, and automating marketing and transactional messages. Marketing teams can use its drag-and-drop editor, forms, landing pages, segmentation, preference centers, personalization, A/B testing, and analytics. Automation workflows can send messages based on customer actions. Developers have a RESTful Email API, SMTP Relay, Parse API, Event API, SDKs, webhooks, and an MCP Server. Team features include shared workspaces, roles, approval flows, and collaboration. Mailjet lists more than 100 ready-to-use integrations and supports custom connections through its API. The free plan includes 6,000 emails per month, capped at 200 per day, and 1,000 contacts; signup does not require a credit card. Starter costs $9 a month and includes 8,000 emails monthly with no daily sending limit. Essential costs $19 a month, and Premium costs $29 a month. Unused email credits expire at the billing-cycle end, and additional sends after credits run out are billed.

SendPulse is an email marketing service for managing subscriber audiences and running email campaigns. It includes email automation, audience segmentation, and A/B testing, but does not offer landing pages. SendPulse is available on the web, iOS, and Android. Its free plan supports up to 500 subscribers and 15,000 emails per month, with three sender email addresses, 250 MB of image storage, five automated flows, and one event. The Standard plan is $9.60 a month when billed annually, with unlimited emails for up to 500 subscribers, 100 sender addresses, 1 GB of image storage, three A/B test groups, and ten saved segments. Pro is $11.52 a month billed annually, with 300 sender addresses, 2 GB storage, four test groups, and 50 saved segments at the same subscriber limit. Standard pay as you go costs $48 a month for 10,000 emails, valid for a year. Enterprise has no listed price and specifies at least 2,500 contacts, along with unlimited sender addresses, users, and saved segments.