Catalog entry · InboxRatio Editorial
MailUp: User reviews & features
MailUp is the Italian anchor of our catalog: an email marketing platform with SMTP sending whose measured demand is led by Italy. The company is now owned by TeamSystem S.p.A. (no longer Growens), with the brand and domain unchanged — mailup.com served the product homepage directly when we verified it in August 2026. Pricing at our normalization volumes has not yet been captured, so no price level is assigned; the entry will be updated when the pricing capture cycle reaches tier-2 services.
Measured · August 2026
Our deliverability test
Placement
- Inbox86.3%
- Tabs (Promotions / Updates)3.8%
- Spam7.8%
- Missing1.6%
- Bounced0.5%
By mailbox provider
- Gmail75/100
- Outlook63/100
- Yahoo83/100
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 MailUp documents; it is separate from our tested deliverability ranking.
15 of 17 documented capabilities
- Partial:
SPF assistancepartial
'MailUp lets you easily customize your email authentication with your domain' — SPF not named
- Partial:
DKIM setuppartial
Domain authentication customization documented; DKIM not named on fetched page
- Yes:
DMARC support
Deliverability Checkup flags 'your domain does not have a DMARC record' and gives a p=none observation-mode TXT record to publish
- Yes:
Dedicated IP
'Our shared and dedicated IP addresses are on the best-respected international whitelists'
- Yes:
Shared IP pools
Shared IPs offered alongside dedicated (same quote)
- Yes:
IP warming
'Warming Up a Dedicated IP' guide: 30-day schedule from 500 emails on day 1 to ~65,000 by days 29-30, with metrics to monitor
- Not documented:
Automated warmupnot documented
- Not documented:
IP pools managementnot documented
- Yes:
Bounce management
'automatically handling various kinds of bounces, delivery failures and feedback loops'
- Partial:
Suppression listspartial
List-level unsubscribe statuses auto-applied for spam-button clicks, repeated soft bounces, incorrect/abandoned addresses and known spammers; API rejects sends to optout addresses (error 321). Standalone suppression-list management not documented
- Yes:
Complaint management
'an immediate response to spam reports'; 1M+ Euro invested in 'proprietary abuse detection machine learning technologies'
- Yes:
Feedback loop handling
Participates in ISP 'feedback loop programs'
- Yes:
Reputation monitoring
'constant monitoring of your mailings' to 'uphold and improve your mailing reputation'
- Partial:
Blacklist monitoringpartial
IPs 'on the best-respected international whitelists and are constantly monitored' — whitelist monitoring; blocklist monitoring not named
- Partial:
Deliverability analyticspartial
Email analysis with 'suggestions to improve performance'
- Yes:
Deliverability consulting
Dedicated 'deliverability and compliance' teams; 'strategic support' and 'results optimization' services
- Partial:
Domain authentication guidancepartial
Custom domain authentication documented; per-record setup guidance not shown on fetched pages
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
MailUp 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 campaigns with striking and responsive designs'
- Yes:
Transactional email
SMTP+ relay lets you 'send transactional emails in a high-deliverability, high-capacity environment'; 'included at no additional cost with every MailUp account'
- Yes:
SMTP relay
SMTP+ built-in SMTP relay (credentials under Settings > List settings > SMTP+); tracks opens/clicks and manages bounces and feedback loops automatically
- Yes:
Bulk sending
Campaign sends with 'delivery rates that are among the best on the market'
- Partial:
Email templatespartial
Responsive campaign designs documented; template library not explicitly described on fetched pages
- Yes:
Drag-and-drop editor
'drag-and-drop editor' with 'intuitive drag & drop interface'
Automation6 of 6 documented
- Yes:
Email sequences
'triggered messages and automated workflows'
- Yes:
Drip campaigns
'set up automatic cross-channel workflows'
- Yes:
Event-based automation
Triggered messages on events
- Yes:
Behavioral automation
Workflows based on 'subscribers' data and activities', e.g. 'send a series of follow-up emails to subscribers who opened your latest newsletter'
- Yes:
Workflow builder
Cross-channel workflow setup
- Partial:
Conditional logicpartial
'automatically send differentiated content' — branching detail not shown
AI1 of 6 documented
- Yes:
AI email generation
'ChatGPT-based Artificial Intelligence feature' to 'generate, revise, and adapt your campaign content'
- Not documented:
AI subject linesnot documented
- Not documented:
AI content optimizationnot documented
- Not documented:
AI segmentationnot documented
- Not documented:
AI campaign recommendationsnot documented
- Not documented:
AI agent / assistantnot documented
Personalization4 of 4 documented
- Yes:
Segmentation
'advanced segmentation filters to send the right content'
- Partial:
Dynamic contentpartial
'automatically send differentiated content'
- Yes:
Personalization variables
Recipient fields can be inserted into messages as dynamic fields, with default value used when a recipient's field is empty; Liquid markup supported
- Yes:
Behavioral targeting
'Activity Filters allow you to segment recipients based on activity (or inactivity)' — opened/did not open, clicked/did not click, with time-based conditions
Analytics4 of 4 documented
- Yes:
Opens & clicks
'See the openings and clicks of each recipient, as well as geographical and device-based reports'
- Partial:
Conversion trackingpartial
Via external web analytics only: paste the web-analytics campaign tracking code (e.g. Google Analytics UTM) and apply 'Automated link tracking'; native revenue/conversion reporting not documented
- Yes:
Campaign reporting
'Analyzing your results is the starting point to send increasingly effective and profiled campaigns'
- Partial:
Deliverability analyticspartial
Deliverability Suite + email analysis with 'suggestions to improve performance'; inbox-placement testing not stated
Developer features5 of 5 documented
- Partial:
APIpartial
'External database, CRM, CMS, ERP, e-commerce and business intelligence systems. Integrate your system' — API not named on fetched pages
- Yes:
SMTP API
'Send transactional messages with SMTP+, MailUp's built-in high deliverability SMTP relay service, or the MailUp API'
- Yes:
Webhooks
'Webhooks allow you to communicate to another application that something happened in your MailUp account'; retries over a 25-hour period; configured under Developer's Corner
- Yes:
SDKs / client libraries
Released .NET SDK (NuGet MailUp.Sdk) and Ruby wrappers (mailup-ruby, omniauth-mailup); REST demo-client samples in VB.NET, C#, PHP, Java, Objective-C, JavaScript
- Yes:
Public API docs
Public MailUp API docs (REST, SOAP, HTTPS Get/Post, SMTP relay, FTP); linked from features page as help.mailup.com/display/mailupapi/
Marketing platform5 of 7 documented
- Not documented:
CRMnot documented
- Yes:
Signup forms
'tools for gathering contacts, you can feed your database both online and offline'
- Yes:
Popups
'With MailUp you can easily design a pop-up form' from a template in the drag & drop editor; position, size, display delay; embed via HTML code
- Yes:
Landing pages
'Landing Page' feature in navigation
- Not documented:
Chatbotsnot documented
- Yes:
SMS
'Create and send mobile messages' (SMS channel)
- Yes:
Other channels
'Messenger and Telegram' messaging-app channels
E-commerce5 of 5 documented
- Yes:
Store integrations
'e-commerce, CRM' system integrations
- Yes:
Cart recovery
'If you have an e-commerce site, you can launch promotions, transactional emails, and recover abandoned carts'; workflows use abandoned-cart data
- Yes:
E-commerce automation
Workflows: 'Send automatic campaigns based on your eCommerce data (last order date, the total amount spent in the last year, abandoned carts etc.)'
- Yes:
Purchase tracking
Order data saved via ecommerce integration is filterable, e.g. 'Thank You' note to customers matching 'Latest order date was 30 days ago'; workflows use last order date and total spent
- Partial:
Product recommendationspartial
Post-purchase automation 'suggesting related products and offering new relevant content'; real-time external content injection (Personalization Engine) is 'available on-demand' via sales — no built-in recommendation engine documented
Features checked 10 September 2026 · from vendor documentation and official feature pages.
AI & agent readiness · checked 2026-09-10
MailUp and AI agents
2/100Basic- MCP serverNo MCP server found.0/45
- Official agent skillsNone found.0/10
- AI assistant appsNo listing in Claude, ChatGPT or other assistant directories found.0/20
- AI-friendly docsNo llms.txt, OpenAPI spec or AI docs page found.0/15
- Built-in AI featuresAI email generation2/10
Scored 0–100 from public evidence: an official MCP server weighs most (40, +5 when hosted), then official agent skills, AI assistant apps, AI-friendly docs and built-in AI features. "Not found" means we couldn't locate it on MailUp's public pages or the official MCP registry, not that it can't exist. This is context, never part of the Deliverability Score.
Captured from the vendor website
MailUp in screenshots

MailUp homepage, August 2026
Source: vendor website · 21 August 2026

Homepage AI email creation section with code and editor imagery
Source: vendor website · 21 August 2026
Independent review platforms — shown as context; never part of our measured Deliverability Score
What users say
Trustpilot
1.5/5
106 reviews
Checked 21 August 2026
G2
3.7/5
45 reviews
Checked 10 September 2026
Capterra
4.5/5
94 reviews
Checked 21 August 2026
Weighted average 2.6/5 across 245 reviews.Limited review base
Trustpilot counts for half of the average: it is an open platform where businesses can't remove negative reviews. G2 and Capterra share the other half, and a platform with fewer than 100 reviews counts proportionally less.
Same primary category, from our catalog
Alternatives to MailUp
Campaign Monitor
Email marketing platform operating as Campaign Monitor by Marigold; domain unchanged under its current owner.
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Positive User
French email marketing anchor rebranded in 2026 — sarbacane.com now redirects permanently to user.com under the Positive Group.
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CleverReach
DACH-anchor email marketing platform from CleverReach GmbH & Co. KG; nearly all measured demand is European.
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Selected by catalog rule — same primary category, same depth tier first, then catalog demand order. Never hand-picked.
Generated from our datasets — every value verified and dated
Frequently asked questions
What is MailUp?
MailUp is an email marketing service in the InboxRatio catalog, also covering smtp provider. Its regional focus is Europe.
Does MailUp document its deliverability capabilities?
MailUp documents 15 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 MailUp?
Across 245 reviews on Trustpilot, G2 and Capterra, MailUp averages 2.6/5, with Trustpilot counting for half of the average. User ratings are shown as context only — never part of our measured Deliverability Score.
Has MailUp's deliverability been tested by InboxRatio?
Yes — MailUp was measured in our seed-list deliverability test on 31 August 2026. Results publish to the email deliverability ranking; the full protocol is documented in our methodology. How we test.
What are the main MailUp alternatives?
From our catalog, the closest alternatives are Campaign Monitor, Positive User and CleverReach — services sharing MailUp's primary category (email marketing), selected by a neutral catalog rule, never hand-picked.