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It looks to me like Mailchimp but not Mandrill are (for now) keeping their small-scale pay-as-you-go plans. But, they force you onto a larger plan if you try to
by OliverJones 11y ago
It looks to me like Mailchimp but not Mandrill are (for now) keeping their small-scale pay-as-you-go plans. But, they force you onto a larger plan if you try to merge your Mailchimp and Mandrill accounts. If I'm not misreading it, it's US$70 per month minimum -- too much for the nonprofit folks I serve.
So, I'm trying SendGrid for transactional messages and sticking with Mailchimp for onboarding emails (a sequence of messages sent a few days apart to new contacts with consent of course).
Sendgrid was seamless to adopt. We'll see about deliverability.