Mailgun
Txn email peer when EU residency or deliverability ops matter. Depot default remains Resend; Postmark for…
Txn email peer when EU residency or deliverability ops matter. Depot default remains Resend; Postmark for crisis deliverability; SES for AWS-cheap pipe. Strengths: Battle-tested transactional API + SMTP; Explicit US/EU region choice; Deliverability tooling (validation, dedicated IPs) at Scale.
Lock-in risk: higher = more lock-in (worse). Overall already inverts this dimension.
Txn email peer when EU residency or deliverability ops matter. Depot default remains Resend; Postmark for crisis deliverability; SES for AWS-cheap pipe.
Strengths
- · Battle-tested transactional API + SMTP
- · Explicit US/EU region choice
- · Deliverability tooling (validation, dedicated IPs) at Scale
Weaknesses
- · Price often higher than Resend for simple txn mail
- · Sinch ownership / console UX heavier than indie APIs
- · Marketing features overlap poorly with Loops/Customer.io
Pricing notes
As of 2026-09-14 (mailgun.com/pricing): Free 100 emails/day; Basic from **$15/mo** (10k); Foundation **$35/mo** (50k); Scale **$90/mo** (100k). Overage from ~$1.10–$1.80/1k. US or EU data residency. Dedicated IPs extra (~$59/IP/mo class).
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