Your newsletters three months ahead, your receipts through the same API

Mailjet, the email sending tool from the Sinch group.

Mailcheer sends what your software triggers and what you write, from your own domain. Your next three months of newsletters sit on one calendar, and an assistant drafts them with you.

The editor’s block palette, and the campaign being composed.

Both of your emails, in one place

Your software sends itForgotten password, order receipt, stock alert. Mailcheer's API sends them from your domain, attachments included, with signed webhooks to track every delivery.

You write itA letter, every two weeks, to people who expect it. The assistant drafts it with you, you read it through, you place it on the calendar.

Why switch to Mailcheer

Your automated emails and your newsletters in the same workspace, on the same domain, with a single suppression list.
A simple API: one HTTP call, attachments, signed webhooks.
A three-month calendar: drag a draft onto a date and it sends itself.
Every feature from the free plan, and 3,000 emails a month free.

Mailcheer sends the email your software triggers and the letter you write, from the same domain.

Feature by feature

What we look at	Mailcheer	Mailjet
Scheduling sends	A three-month editorial calendar: drag a draft onto a date and it sends itself.	Per-campaign scheduling.
Transactional and newsletters	Both in the same workspace: the API for automated emails, the editor and calendar for newsletters.	Both as well, in the same account.
Writing with AI	An assistant that writes the newsletter in a conversation, with live web search.	Content generation tools built into the editor.
Origin and hosting	Independent. Database in Germany, sending from Ireland.	Founded in Paris, now part of the Swedish Sinch group. Servers in Europe.

Sources: Sinch's announcement of the Pathwire acquisition (Mailgun, Mailjet, Email on Acid), published September 30, 2021, and Mailjet's product pages checked on September 16, 2026. No Mailjet pricing is quoted: it changes, and a page showing old prices goes stale on its own.

One suppression list for everything

Your automated emails and your newsletters go out from your domain, and a single suppression list keeps unsubscribes and bounces out of both.

To come over, your list arrives by CSV export: unsubscribes placed on the suppression list are never re-imported as active.

Our verdict

Choose Mailcheer: your automated emails and your newsletters go out from the same workspace, your next three months fit on one calendar, and every feature is open from the free plan.

Try it on your real list

3,000 sends a month free, no credit card. Migration works with a CSV import: address, first name, last name.

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Terms used on this page

Email bounceAn email rejected by the recipient's server. Permanent when the address does not exist; temporary when the mailbox is full or the server is unavailable.SPF, DKIM and DMARCThree DNS-based checks that email providers run on your domain to verify that mail genuinely comes from you and has not been tampered with.Click-through rate (CTR)The share of recipients who clicked on at least one link in your email, measured against messages delivered. Unlike open rate, it is not affected by Apple MPP.

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