All my personal e-mail (inbound and outbound, personal, transactional and mailing lists) goes through mailgun.

This gives me full control, especially about e-mail addresses: I assign different inbound e-mail addresses for different contacts, so that I can filter SPAM by just blocking the e-mail addresses that leaked out.

Every app needs email, even the ones we build regularly send some kind, be it signup, reset passwords or general announcements, it's all gotta come from somewhere. SendGrid have been a very reliable platform in the past, and we've had no issues so far.

SendGrid came to our attention as a great way of handling outgoing e-mail communication. Mass capabilities, spam handling and the sheer power of MailChimp as a vendor made our decision here.

All of our external emails are sent using SendGrid. SendGrid's statistics dashboards help us figure out whether our emails are reaching people, and how much attention is paid to them.

Mailgun is the only mailing service that I trust to deliver critical user and system emails of zerotoherojs.com

It works great, and for my current usage volume it’s free.

One of core features is alerting users of new reviews, and we send a surprising large number of emails each month. Sendgrid ensures they make it to our customer's inbox.

Mails from the website frontend are sent through Mailgun, mainly because of the free plan of 10,000 emails which perfectly suits us.

Email service used within Coolfront Mobile to send emails and track emails to contractors and their customers (e.g. home-owners).

We use Postmark for application-specific transactional emails like notifications and digests for our users.

I forward all e-mails to Mailgun and appreciate being able to access the objects easily as JSON.

Serviço para envio de email de modo transacional garantindo o envio e o monitoramento do uso

Postmark is used for user-triggered event emails.

For automatic emails in the system.