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SendGrid (http://sendgrid.com http://sendgrid.com). My app's email needs are more modest (in the several thousands per month rather than the millions) but I've
by raghus 15y ago
SendGrid (http://sendgrid.com http://sendgrid.com). My app's email needs are more modest (in the several thousands per month rather than the millions) but I've never ever had to worry one minute about an email not reaching the recipient since I went with SendGrid.
(Not affiliated with them - just a happy customer)
- timfalls 15y agothanks to @raghus @KenCochrane and @SePP for sharing their experiences with sendgrid. just wanted to chime in and point out 2 things: we offer an inbound Parse API for receiving email into your app (http://bit.ly/oA2GA7 http://bit.ly/oA2GA7) and offer pay-as-you-go pricing similar to SES and a free plan that allows 200 email/day (http://send.gd/o1fNtT http://send.gd/o1fNtT). for what it's worth, based on my discussions with developers around the world, postmark and mailgun are solid solutions that would likely fit the needs described in the original post here. thanks, tim
- tyrelb 15y agoagree on Sendgrid. Easy to use, and have great API documentation.
- tyrelb 15y agoagree on Sendgrid. Easy to use, and have great API documentation.