The top Mailjet alternatives for transactional email, compared on price, free tier, ratings and what each is best for, with Mailjet pinned so you can measure each option against it.
Updated October 2026
About Mailjet

Mailjet is a transactional and marketing email service with EU data storage, ISO 27001, and AFNOR-certified GDPR compliance, plus a drag-and-drop editor. The catch is a 200-per-day free cap and reports of inconsistent deliverability.
European teams needing GDPR-certified email with EU-based data storage and a drag-and-drop campaign editor
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Mailjet
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Starting price
$9/mo
Free tier
6,000/mo
Rating
4.0
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$19/mo
Free tier
10,000/mo
Rating
4.7
Starting price
$100/mo
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No
Rating
4.4
Starting price
$7/mo
Free tier
500/mo
Rating
4.1
| Provider | Starting price | Free tier | Rating | |
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![]() Mailjet You're viewing | $9/mo | 6,000/mo | 4.0 | |
| $20/mo | 3,000/mo | 4.8 | Compare → | |
| $19/mo | 10,000/mo | 4.7 | Compare → | |
| $15/mo | 100/mo | 4.6 | Compare → | |
| $9/mo | 300/day | 4.5 | Compare → | |
| $49/mo | 4,000/mo | 4.5 | Compare → | |
| $100/mo | No | 4.4 | Compare → | |
| Usage-based | 3,000/mo (1st yr) | 4.3 | Compare → | |
| $15/mo | 100/day | 4.2 | Compare → | |
| $20/mo | No | 4.2 | Compare → | |
| $7/mo | 500/mo | 4.1 | Compare → | |
| $19.95/mo | Trial | 4.0 | Compare → | |
| $15/mo | 1,000/mo | 4.0 | Compare → |
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FAQ
The strongest Mailjet alternatives depend on what you need. Resend rates highest among the options here; the comparison table covers price, free tier, and rating, and the "what each alternative is best for" section matches each option to a use case.
Yes. Several alternatives offer an ongoing free tier, including Resend. Check the "Free tier" column above; free allowances and limits vary by provider, and some offers are trials rather than perpetual free tiers.
Mailjet handles both transactional and marketing email from a single account. It offers a REST API and SMTP relay for transactional sends such as receipts and password resets, plus a drag-and-drop editor, contact lists, and automation for marketing campaigns. It is now part of Sinch, which also owns Mailgun.
Mailjet lists itself as HIPAA ready and says it supports HIPAA-compliant configurations for healthcare and other regulated industries upon request. As part of Sinch, a signed Business Associate Agreement (BAA) is available as a contract addendum for eligible products. Organizations handling protected health information should confirm BAA terms directly with Sinch before sending regulated healthcare data.
Mailjet's paid plans start at USD 9 per month for the Starter tier, which includes 8,000 emails per month and removes the free plan's daily sending limit. Higher tiers such as Essential and Premium add automation, segmentation, and dedicated IP options, and custom enterprise pricing is available. Pricing scales primarily by email volume.
Yes. Mailjet stores customer data in data centers located within the European Union and is certified GDPR-compliant by AFNOR. It was also one of the first email service providers to achieve ISO 27001 certification, which makes it a common choice for European data-residency requirements.
Often, yes. Courier sits in front of these providers behind one API, so you can route through Mailjet or an alternative, or fail over between them, without rewriting your integration each time.
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Company facts, pricing and compliance were verified against each provider's public pricing and security or trust pages, plus G2 and Trustpilot, as of October 2026, and compiled by the Courier team. Details change often, so confirm with the provider before you buy.