What you gain by switching to Mailcheer

One page per tool: what Mailcheer gives you, the point-by-point table, and our verdict.

What you pay for

With Mailcheer, you pay for the emails you send, never for the size of your list: 3,000 a month free, 40,000 for €19 excl. VAT. And every feature is open from the free plan: the AI writing assistant, automations, A/B tests, the three-month calendar, the API and the MCP server.

What you gain, tool by tool

The 9 tools side by side, and what Mailcheer gives you against each one.

The toolWhat it isWhat Mailcheer gives you
Brevothe email marketing tool formerly called SendinblueAs many isolated workspaces as you need: one per brand or client, with a switcher at the top of the page.
Mailchimpthe American email marketing tool, owned by IntuitUnlimited subscribers on every plan: you pay for emails sent, never for the size of your list.
MailerLitethe Lithuanian email marketing toolA three-month calendar: drag a draft onto a date and it sends itself.
Sendinbluethe former name of Brevo: the brand changed on May 4, 2023, the product kept goingThe email tool you were looking for: subscribers, campaigns, calendar and statistics, in a few screens.
Substackthe American paid newsletter platformNo commission on your revenue: Mailcheer does not touch your payments.
Mailjetthe email sending tool from the Sinch groupYour automated emails and your newsletters in the same workspace, on the same domain, with a single suppression list.
Sarbacanethe former name of Positive User: the Lille-based brand was renamed in late May 2026An email tool with your data in Europe: database in Germany, sending from Ireland.
Resendthe email sending API for developersThe same fields as Resend's API: to migrate, you change the base URL and the key.
Amazon SESAmazon's email sending service, the infrastructure Mailcheer itself usesYou keep Amazon SES as your infrastructure: Mailcheer sends from the Ireland region (eu-west-1).

And your list, in all of this

Your unsubscribes stay unsubscribed: add them to the suppression list and the import turns them away at the door. Your first campaign here goes only to people who want to read you.

The import reads email address, first name and last name, and you tag the batch as you go. Your other fields are recreated in Mailcheer, then filled in.

An address that enters the suppression list stays there — no import can put it back.Suppression listunsubscribed · bounced · complaintentersnever leavesRe-importing it? No — it is rejected at the door.

Compare on your own list

3,000 sends a month, no credit card: import your list and send a real letter before you decide.