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Mailgun vs Mailjet pricing (October 2026 snapshot)
Every plan row read from the public pricing pages of Mailgun and Mailjet, one table per tool, copied from the baseline file of issue #1. Snapshot date: 2026-10-05. Plan rows: 5 for Mailgun, 5 for Mailjet.
Pricing pages read (plain text, not links): https://www.mailgun.com/pricing/ and https://www.mailjet.com/pricing/
AI-assisted, compiled by automated agents. A language model read each pricing page once and an automated agent wrote this page from the baseline file. No person read the pricing pages or this page before it was published. Prices may have changed, confirm on the vendor's page before you act on a figure.
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What the baseline holds for both
- Free tier: the free tier column of the baseline says, for Mailgun: yes on 5 of 5 plan rows; for Mailjet: yes on 5 of 5 plan rows.
- Lowest monthly price above 0, USD, flat: Mailgun 15 (plan Basic); Mailjet 9 (plan Starter, low confidence).
- Low confidence: 0 of 5 plan rows of Mailgun and 5 of 5 plan rows of Mailjet are marked low confidence.
Each line is computed from the two tables below and uses no other figure. Only the Monthly price column is compared, and only between rows of the same currency and billing unit: a figure in the Displayed price column has no billing period recorded in the baseline and is left out, and no price is converted. The lines state what was read and are not buying advice.
Mailgun: plans and list prices
| Plan | Displayed price | Currency | Billing unit | Monthly price | Annual price per month | Free tier | Limits | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | USD | flat | 0 | yes | 100 emails/day | ok | ||
| Basic | USD | flat | 15 | yes | 10,000 emails/mo | extra emails from 1.80 per 1,000 | ok | ||
| Foundation | USD | flat | 35 | yes | 50,000 emails/mo | extra emails 1.30 per 1,000 | ok | ||
| Scale | USD | flat | 90 | yes | 100,000 emails/mo | extra emails 1.10 per 1,000 | dedicated IP 59/mo | ok | ||
| Enterprise | USD | custom | yes | ok |
Rows marked low confidence: 0 of 5. The notes on this read, the contact-sales mark and any fee column are on the Mailgun pricing page.
Mailjet: plans and list prices
| Plan | Displayed price | Currency | Billing unit | Monthly price | Annual price per month | Free tier | Limits | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | USD | flat | 0 | yes | 6,000 emails/mo | 200 emails/day | low | ||
| Starter | USD | flat | 9 | yes | 8,000 emails/mo | low | ||
| Essential | USD | flat | 19 | yes | 15,000 emails/mo | low | ||
| Premium | USD | flat | 29 | yes | low | |||
| Custom | USD | custom | yes | low |
Rows marked low confidence: 5 of 5. The notes on this read, the contact-sales mark and any fee column are on the Mailjet pricing page.
How to read the tables
Every value is copied from pricing-baseline-2026-10.csv without rounding; an empty cell means the baseline holds no value for that field. Displayed price holds a figure the page showed that is not recorded as a monthly or annual plan price, such as a usage rate or a figure whose billing period the read could not settle. A row is marked low confidence when the read was ambiguous. Each page was read once and nothing was checked against a second source, so an extraction error is possible on any row. The methodology page describes how the tools were chosen and the limits of the data.
The full baseline as a CSV file
pricing-baseline-2026-10.csv holds every plan row of the 60 tools in one file. Get the October 2026 baseline CSV on Gumroad (60 tools, 276 plan rows), USD 9: a one-time purchase of a fixed file, no subscription, 64 of 276 rows marked low confidence.