Are there any good recommendations for services that can send millions of emails in a short period of time?
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If you're looking to send millions of emails quickly, it's important to choose an email service provider that offers robust deliverability, high-volume capabilities, and compliance with email regulations. Here are a few top recommendations:
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- SendGrid: Known for its scalability and reliable infrastructure, SendGrid is an excellent option for sending high volumes of emails in a short period. It also provides detailed analytics, making it easy to track the performance of your campaigns.
- Mailgun: Tailored for high-volume senders, Mailgun offers powerful APIs for email delivery, allowing you to integrate it seamlessly into your systems. It’s great for both transactional and marketing emails.
- Amazon SES: If you're looking for a cost-effective solution with a high sending limit, Amazon SES is an excellent choice. It integrates well with AWS and provides great flexibility for large-scale email marketing campaigns.
- Mailchimp: Although more commonly known for smaller businesses, Mailchimp can handle large email campaigns and is equipped with powerful segmentation tools to improve engagement.
- Elastic Email: Elastic Email offers scalable email marketing services and is a solid option for sending millions of emails. It’s known for its reliable infrastructure and great API support.
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Maybe you could do 1 million per month if you curate your own client lists. Not cold mailing bought lists.
Maybe you could do 1 million per month if you curate your own client lists. Not cold mailing bought lists.
Amazon Simple Email Service (SES): A scalable email sending service designed for businesses. It is cost-effective and can handle large volumes of emails, perfect for transactional and marketing emails.
SendGrid: Focuses on delivering transactional and marketing emails. It offers robust APIs and has features for list management, analytics, and A/B testing.
Mailgun: A developer-friendly email service that provides powerful APIs for sending and receiving emails. It’s particularly good for transactional emails and offers advanced tracking and analytics.
Mailchimp: While best known for its marketing automation features, Mailchimp also supports bulk email sending. It has user-friendly templates and segmentation capabilities.
Constant Contact: A user-friendly email marketing platform that enables you to create, send, and manage email campaigns. While it’s typically used for smaller campaigns, it can handle larger volumes as well.
Campaign Monitor: Offers a robust platform for creating and sending newsletters and marketing emails. Supports automation and segmentation, allowing you to send targeted campaigns effectively.
SendinBlue: Provides both email marketing services and SMS capabilities. It's great for transactional emails and offers a variety of pricing plans for different volumes.
GetResponse: Offers email marketing solutions along with automation features. It allows you to run email campaigns and can handle a large number of emails.
Mailjet: An email service provider that supports transactional and marketing emails. Provides an easy-to-use interface and allows for real-time collaborative editing.
SparkPost: Known for its high deliverability rates, SparkPost offers powerful analytics and APIs for sending transactional and marketing emails at scale.
SendGrid: Focuses on delivering transactional and marketing emails. It offers robust APIs and has features for list management, analytics, and A/B testing.
Mailgun: A developer-friendly email service that provides powerful APIs for sending and receiving emails. It’s particularly good for transactional emails and offers advanced tracking and analytics.
Mailchimp: While best known for its marketing automation features, Mailchimp also supports bulk email sending. It has user-friendly templates and segmentation capabilities.
Constant Contact: A user-friendly email marketing platform that enables you to create, send, and manage email campaigns. While it’s typically used for smaller campaigns, it can handle larger volumes as well.
Campaign Monitor: Offers a robust platform for creating and sending newsletters and marketing emails. Supports automation and segmentation, allowing you to send targeted campaigns effectively.
SendinBlue: Provides both email marketing services and SMS capabilities. It's great for transactional emails and offers a variety of pricing plans for different volumes.
GetResponse: Offers email marketing solutions along with automation features. It allows you to run email campaigns and can handle a large number of emails.
Mailjet: An email service provider that supports transactional and marketing emails. Provides an easy-to-use interface and allows for real-time collaborative editing.
SparkPost: Known for its high deliverability rates, SparkPost offers powerful analytics and APIs for sending transactional and marketing emails at scale.
Thank you, AfWizYy
Bro most of Japan SMTP Send Millions of email in very short period of time . JP SMTP are very famous for bulk email Blasting .
Based on my Experience Sharing some Best and reliable SMTPS that i have used and been using !
Before you Go for any SMTP first main and important Thing to Keep in Mind is Your STMP must be Old and Warmed Up . because one you create new SMTP it get died very quick after sending 1000-5000 Emails .
here's Some Best SMTP i Have used
Based on my Experience Sharing some Best and reliable SMTPS that i have used and been using !
Before you Go for any SMTP first main and important Thing to Keep in Mind is Your STMP must be Old and Warmed Up . because one you create new SMTP it get died very quick after sending 1000-5000 Emails .
here's Some Best SMTP i Have used
- Biglobe
- Sakura
- heteml
- nifty
- xserver
- conoha
- commufa
- rentalserver
Hey, do you have any idea what the send speed limit is per hour? I know it depends on the IPs you are using, but some providers don't increase the speed beyond 3k per hour. What is your speed limit?
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