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As someone who tries to "buy local", I have been a happy customer of the following recommended services for many months or years: - Hetzner (Cloud, Box, and Ob
by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago
As someone who tries to "buy local", I have been a happy customer of the following recommended services for many months or years:
- Hetzner (Cloud, Box, and Object Storage)
- Brevo (for transactional emails)
- Mollie
For monitoring I use and recommend UpDown.io, which doesn’t seem to be listed there.
- port11 5mo agoI think you mean Brevo instead of Brave? Previously known by the (much better) name SendInBlue.
- BrunoBernardino 5mo agoYes, thank you! It’s so annoying how frequently that typo gets me, and my brain just skips over it. I’ve updated it above. And I also preferred SendInBlue!
- port11 5mo agoiOS still thinks I really, really mean ‘bexause’ instead of ‘because’, so your typo barely registered. My only gripe with SIB was terribly low deliverability to Outlook, even with full config.
- sparkling 5mo agoAfter Sendgrid got acquired by Twilio and retired their free plan, i also went with Brevo and am quite happy with it. No deliverability issues on the major email operators (Google, MS365) at all, decent delivery speed.
- chrisweekly 5mo agoFastmail is excellent, FWIW
- BrunoBernardino 5mo agoIndeed, but we're talking about transactional/newsletter email providers here, which isn't what Fastmail is for, and beware it's a violation of their terms to use their product for that [1]: > The Services are not designed for sending automated or transactional emails. It is a violation of these Terms to use the Services to send programmatically generated emails to addresses that are outside your Customer Account. [1]: https://www.fastmail.com/policies/terms-of-service/ https://www.fastmail.com/policies/terms-of-service/
- chrisweekly 5mo agoThanks - great catch. Too late for me to edit my comment.
- stavros 5mo agoNot European, but Zoho Zeptomail is cheap as hell and very good. I can definitely recommend it.
- cataflam 5mo ago> For monitoring I use and recommend UpDown.io, which doesn’t seem to be listed there. It doesn't seem very well known, but I've been a happy user. Most of the others have become over-bloated with a shitty UI.