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Mailhuset vs SendGrid

Both send transactional email at scale. Mailhuset keeps the pricing plain, puts every feature on every plan, and sends from the EU by default.

Feature

Mailhuset

SendGrid

Pricing model

A monthly allowance, then a clear rate per thousand emails

Tiered plans, with features and volume gated by tier

Every feature on every plan

Inbound, broadcasts, webhooks and analytics included

Some capabilities require a higher tier or add-on

Data region

Sent and stored in the EU by default

US by default; EU region on higher plans

Domain authentication

SPF, DKIM and DMARC records generated for you

SPF and DKIM via sender authentication

Inbound email to JSON

Included, parsed to a signed webhook

Inbound Parse webhook

Broadcasts to a list

Same API and dashboard as transactional

A separate Marketing Campaigns product

Signed webhooks

Every event signed so you can verify it

Signed Event Webhook available

Getting started

One API key and a single authenticated request

API key plus sender and domain setup

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Why teams move to Mailhuset

A monthly allowance to start, then one rate per thousand emails after that. No feature ladder to climb, no surprise line items.

Inbound email, broadcasts, signed webhooks and the full activity log are on the smallest plan and the largest one alike.

Your mail is sent and stored in the EU without moving to a higher tier to keep data in region.

Authenticate a domain, send a test, and compare it against what you send today. Every plan includes the full feature set.