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I've been trialing out PostMark, Inbox to Outlook within 2 secs on first try. I'll keep playing around with this.
Wasnt a fan of SES's UI, we'll lack of UI.
EDIT: It aint cheap lol
Been using Mailgun for about 5 years now, been great for us. We recommend it to our clients.
Prime example one of our clients has a shared IP, noisy senders on the shared IP caused it to be blacklisted. We contacted support, they swapped the IP to a different one within an hour.
The best thing we can send 50,000 Emails a month for free as we were a rackspace customer.
Been an excellent service for us, we haven't noticed many of our emails going into spam.
Yeah, Postmark's competing with dedicated IP plans at other providers. If you're comparing it to regular shared IPs and can deal with the occasional deliverability blip you get with those, it's not worth it.
Amazon SES is offered in Ireland.
MailChannels will also be GDPR compliant. There is a Dedicated EU relay as well.
No delivery issues reported. Granted that a few false positives may happen. Just like with any other provider.
mailchannel is not targeted to send business email . It is usually provided as outbound spam filtering solution for webshosts
+1 for mailgun
Sending a couple hundred a day with SES, no problem at all
Thought it would be nice to give you guys an update of what I’ve managed to research so far.
PostMark: Works 10/10, sends emails within 1-2 seconds with perfect email deliverbility. Only con is the pricing is very $$$. The way the authentication is configured by setting up a return path domain is genius as there can be no issues with SPF, DKIM or DMARC. Also the app on iOS is really smooth and full of detailed information.
SendGrid: Didnt get very far, had issues with SPF conflicting with G Suite and other internal mailers. This could have been avoided if I setup a SPF A record.
SparkPost: Worked Great but not to Outlook. It has a great interface and the pricing is top notch. Only reason why I didn’t use it as email delivery is vital and didn’t have enough volume to justify the dedicated IP, I might look into this again once volume grows.
SES: Works better than SG and SP, pricing is unbeatable. I had issues with SES only allowing xx amount of emails per second, WHMCS sometimes sends a high number of emails in a second (email marketer), SES drops the emails rather than queueing. I like the idea of using extra tools such as Sendy.
I didn’t bother checking Mail Jet and Mail Gun
Just contact AWS to request a higher send rate limit. I'm currently at 50 emails/second
This GDPR crap has been blown out of proportion by the usual suspects selling you the compliance.
Of course some key changes are coming into effect, but generally, it's not as bad as it has been made out to be.
@Jamie_DreamIT Sparkpost having issues delivering to Outlook? That's odd, I use their grandfathered free plan that includes 100k emails (used to be 120k) and I get emails delivered to my Hotmail address in seconds.
Amazon ses with Sendy. I tried a lot of others and they had issues with outlook spam filters. You must verify and enable all the things in domain setup that Amazon requires.