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Who would you recommend then?
by philliphaydon 10y ago
Who would you recommend then?
- jc4p 10y agoI'm not the person you asked but I too have had bad experiences with SendGrid. It really depends on which aspect of SendGrid we're talking about. Transactional e-mail? Mailgun is a easy to use API on top of Amazon's SES. You can even set up incoming e-mail hooks e.g. "When a new e-mail arrives, POST the contents to this address and attach any attachments on the e-mail as file uploads." Newsletters? Drip campaigns? I have less experience on this side of the realm, but HubSpot has been the best experience I've seen. Their web management UI is also powered by their own open API, if I remember correctly.
- jjeaff 10y agoI like mailgun, but I am having a devil of a time with them sending to MSN and aol addresses. Basically 0 deliverability. And their tech support is going on 4 days without looking at my ticket. But maybe it's not their fault.
- rhizome 10y agoNot Marketo
- closeparen 10y agoI've had good experiences with Postmark, though I haven't tried them at large scale.
- samwillis 10y agoI would recommend them too, I had a bad experience with sensgrid. Went from mandril to sendgrid to postmark and couldn't be happier.