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Mailjet

Mailjet covers email marketing alongside a transactional API and SMTP sending. The company is owned by Sinch, with the brand unchanged — mailjet.com served its own homepage directly when we verified it in August 2026. Most of the search demand we measured for Mailjet comes from Europe, and our protocol runs it through both the marketing and transactional test lines.

A free plan includes 6,000 emails per month with a 200-per-day cap. Paid plans start at $9/month (Starter, 8,000 emails — below our 10,000-email normalization target); the cheapest covering tier is Essential at $17/month on the 15,000-email step. The tier covering automation, API access, and branding removal is Premium at $27/month — the automation gate was re-checked 20 August 2026. Pricing checked 19 August 2026. The curve steepens sharply with volume: Premium costs $27/month at the 15,000-email step (our 1,000-contact equivalent) but $470/month at the 500,000-email step (the 50,000-contact equivalent), with Essential capped at 50,000 emails (multi-volume capture, 21 August 2026).

Deliverability: not yet tested. Mailjet is in the queue for our seed-list test cycle; the protocol is documented in how we test, and measured results publish to the email deliverability ranking.

From our pricing dataset

Pricing at a glance

TierMonthly priceWhat's included
Free$0/mo1,000 contacts · 6,000 emails/mo
Starter$9/mo2,000 contacts · 8,000 emails/mo
Essential$17/moUnlimited contacts · 15,000 emails/mo
Premium$27/moUnlimited contacts · 15,000 emails/mo

Functional tier

Premium at $27/mo is the cheapest Mailjet tier with automation workflows, API access, and vendor-branding removal all included.

Pricing checked 19 August 2026 · monthly billing, prices as shown by the vendor.

From our feature dataset

Deliverability capabilities audit

The 17 deliverability capabilities we check every vendor for — authentication help, IP management, list hygiene, and reputation tooling. This audits what Mailjet documents; it is separate from our tested deliverability ranking.

11 of 17 documented capabilities

  • Yes:

    SPF assistance

    'How to setup DomainKeys (DKIM) and SPF in my DNS records' setup docs

  • Yes:

    DKIM setup

    'Authenticating Domains with SPF and DKIM: A Complete Guide'

  • Yes:

    DMARC support

    'Understanding DMARC' help-center doc

  • Partial:

    Dedicated IPpartial

    'Dedicated IP - Protect your sender reputation'; only on 100k+/mo plans

  • Not documented:

    Shared IP poolsnot documented

    Shared-pool policy not stated on fetched pages

  • Yes:

    IP warming

    'Dedicated IPs: What They Are and How to Warm Them Up' — ramp ~300 emails day 1, +20%/day

  • Not documented:

    Automated warmupnot documented

    Warm-up documented as manual ramp; automation not stated

  • Not documented:

    IP pools managementnot documented

    Not stated on fetched pages

  • Yes:

    Bounce management

    'Hard bounces... are automatically blocked by Mailjet'; soft/hard bounce statuses documented

  • Yes:

    Suppression lists

    Campaign Exclusion List: contacts excluded from marketing/automation sends while transactional flow continues; manual or CSV/TXT/RTF upload

  • Yes:

    Complaint management

    'An email address labelled as Spam will be systematically blocked'

  • Not documented:

    Feedback loop handlingnot documented

    Not stated on fetched pages

  • Partial:

    Reputation monitoringpartial

    Vendor-side screening: Mailjet pre-blocks risky sends ('Spam Preblocked') and blocks hard-bounced addresses; no customer reputation dashboard stated

  • Not documented:

    Blacklist monitoringnot documented

    Not stated on fetched pages

  • Not documented:

    Deliverability analyticsnot documented

    Not stated on fetched pages

  • Yes:

    Deliverability consulting

    'Expert Deliverability - proactive deliverability guidance'

  • Yes:

    Domain authentication guidance

    Complete SPF/DKIM authentication guide in help center

Items marked — are not documented by the vendor. In this category, silence is itself a signal. How we read vendor claims: methodology.

From our feature dataset

Mailjet feature matrix

What the vendor documents, category by category. ◐ marks tier-gated or limited capabilities; — means the vendor does not document it.

Email6 of 6 documented
  • Yes:

    Marketing campaigns

    'Create, send, and automate marketing and transactional emails'

  • Yes:

    Transactional email

    'Transactional Notifications' + transactional sending core

  • Yes:

    SMTP relay

    'Connect Mailjet to any application using SMTP credentials'

  • Yes:

    Bulk sending

    Marketing campaign sends with per-plan monthly volumes

  • Yes:

    Email templates

    Responsive template design

  • Yes:

    Drag-and-drop editor

    'simple drag and drop interface'

Automation6 of 6 documented
  • Partial:

    Email sequencespartial

    'Build automated workflows' — Automations included only on Premium plan ('Everything from Essential, plus: Automations')

  • Partial:

    Drip campaignspartial

    Automated series; Premium-gated (see sequences)

  • Partial:

    Event-based automationpartial

    'send the right message at the right time based on customer actions'; automation Premium-gated

  • Partial:

    Behavioral automationpartial

    Customer-action based sends; automation Premium-gated

  • Partial:

    Workflow builderpartial

    Workflow automation builder; Premium-gated

  • Yes:

    Conditional logic

    'powerful logic within your email templates to show dynamic content'

AI3 of 6 documented
  • Yes:

    AI email generation

    'Create email content in seconds with AI'

  • Not documented:

    AI subject linesnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Not documented:

    AI content optimizationnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Yes:

    AI segmentation

    'AI Segmentation'

  • Not documented:

    AI campaign recommendationsnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Yes:

    AI agent / assistant

    'AI Assistant'

Personalization3 of 4 documented
  • Yes:

    Segmentation

    'Advanced Segmentation - Filter your audience by behavior, location, or engagement level'

  • Yes:

    Dynamic content

    'show dynamic content tailored to each recipient'

  • Not documented:

    Personalization variablesnot documented

    Merge variables not explicitly stated on fetched page

  • Yes:

    Behavioral targeting

    Filter by behavior/engagement

Analytics3 of 4 documented
  • Yes:

    Opens & clicks

    'Monitor opens, clicks, and conversions in real time'

  • Yes:

    Conversion tracking

    Conversions in real-time tracking

  • Yes:

    Campaign reporting

    'Tracking Tools' reporting

  • Not documented:

    Deliverability analyticsnot documented

    Event-level stats via Event API; inbox-placement analytics not stated

Developer features4 of 5 documented
  • Yes:

    API

    'Email API - Send transactional or marketing emails'; APIs on all plans incl. Free

  • Yes:

    SMTP API

    SMTP credentials for any application

  • Yes:

    Webhooks

    'Event API - Track email events... through a simple webhook endpoint'

  • Not documented:

    SDKs / client librariesnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Yes:

    Public API docs

    Public developer docs at dev.mailjet.com / documentation.mailjet.com

Marketing platform3 of 7 documented
  • Not documented:

    CRMnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Yes:

    Signup forms

    'Form Builder - Collect leads... custom signup forms'

  • Not documented:

    Popupsnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Yes:

    Landing pages

    'Landing Pages - Publish high-converting pages using prebuilt templates'

  • Not documented:

    Chatbotsnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Yes:

    SMS

    'Business SMS software service' (Sinch family)

  • Not documented:

    Other channelsnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

E-commerce1 of 5 documented
  • Yes:

    Store integrations

    WooCommerce and Shopify integrations

  • Not documented:

    Cart recoverynot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Not documented:

    E-commerce automationnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Not documented:

    Purchase trackingnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

  • Not documented:

    Product recommendationsnot documented

    Not stated on fetched page

Features checked 21 August 2026 · from vendor documentation and official feature pages.

Captured from the vendor website

Mailjet in screenshots

Mailjet website: homepage hero section

Mailjet homepage, August 2026

Source: vendor website · 21 August 2026

Mailjet website: product/features section

Homepage "Every email your business sends, handled" section with campaign editor UI

Source: vendor website · 21 August 2026

Independent review platforms — shown as context; never part of our measured Deliverability Score

What users say

Capterra

4.2/5

455 reviews

Checked 21 August 2026

Trustpilot

4.0/5

3,896 reviews

Checked 21 August 2026

Weighted average 4.0/5 across 4,351 reviews.Large review base

Shown as independent context — never part of our measured Deliverability Score

What others say about deliverability

  • Mixed practitioner thread (~2017-2018): one marketer calls Mailjet 'total garbage' citing 'tons of reports of people paying and getting banned for no reason' and opaque email blocking, while another participant reports the service delivers fine for them.

  • In this site's own test (10,968 emails, 2026/7 round), Mailjet scored 79.62% inbox placement with 18.97% in spam and 1.40% lost, ranking 6th of 23 providers (92/100), ahead of Mailchimp (77.75%) and SendGrid (75.36%).

  • Warmup-vendor article (promotes its own tool) whose main Mailjet-specific finding is that Mailjet's default Return-Path (bnc3.mailjet.com) prevents SPF alignment with the visible From domain, and that abrupt account suspensions recur in user complaints; attributes most spam placement to sender-side factors.

  • Practitioner reviewer reports inbox placement on Mailjet's lower-tier shared-IP plans is 'inconsistent,' with clients hitting Gmail's Promotions tab more than on Postmark or dedicated-IP SendGrid, and recommends dedicated IPs for critical transactional mail.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Mailjet?

Mailjet is an email marketing service in the InboxRatio catalog, also covering transactional email and smtp provider. Its regional focus is Global.

How much does Mailjet cost?

Paid Mailjet plans start at $9/mo (Starter tier), prices as shown by the vendor, last checked 19 August 2026. The cheapest tier with automation, API access and branding removal all included is Premium at $27/mo.

Does Mailjet document its deliverability capabilities?

Mailjet documents 11 of the 17 deliverability capabilities we audit every vendor for (authentication help, IP management, list hygiene, reputation tooling). This audits what the vendor documents — it is separate from our measured Deliverability Score, and undocumented items are themselves a signal. How we read vendor claims.

What do users say about Mailjet?

Across 4,351 reviews on Capterra and Trustpilot, Mailjet averages 4.0/5 (review-count-weighted). User ratings are shown as context only — never part of our measured Deliverability Score.

Has Mailjet's deliverability been tested by InboxRatio?

Not yet — Mailjet is in the queue for Cycle 0, our first seed-list test cycle across the whole catalog. We publish measured inbox-placement results only after a completed cycle, so this profile carries no Deliverability Score until then. How we test.

What are the main Mailjet alternatives?

From our catalog, the closest alternatives are Mailchimp, Brevo and Constant Contact — services sharing Mailjet's primary category (email marketing), selected by a neutral catalog rule, never hand-picked.