Websand helps you understand your customer data, enabling you to send the right message, to the right people, at the right time…
5.0
1 reviews
Freemium
Category
Email Marketing Software
For companies that need to build a subscriber list, send newsletters or automated campaigns, and track opens, clicks and revenue from email without doing it by hand.
Zoom mail is a UK based email marketing company. Founded by david hazzard, an 18 year email marketing veteran and gary calladine…
5.0
1 reviews
Engage hub ltd is a wireless company based out of studio 311 highgate studios 53-79 highgate road, London, United Kingdom.
4.8
3 reviews
Deliver the perfect email straight to your audience's inbox and grow a thriving customer base with moosend.
4.7
518 reviews
Usage-based
If your agency created a white label email and marketing automation tool, it would look like instiller. One monthly fee unlocks…
4.6
4 reviews
* we believe that marketing and technology should be made accessible to everyone * What we do: -------------------- We build…
4.6
108 reviews
* we believe that marketing and technology should be made accessible to everyone * What we do: -------------------- We build…
4.6
108 reviews
Since 2013, mailercloud has expanded to become one of the largest and most extensive cloud-based email services, that resolves…
4.5
24 reviews
Rocketseed is your solution for managing business email signatures at scale. Whether your team has 50 or 50,000 employees, our…
4.5
2 reviews
Per user
Astonish email is a cloud-based email marketing system designed specifically for ambitious small businesses. We help small…
4.4
6 reviews
Imnica mail provides email marketing software for small and medium sized businesses and non-profits. The company’s applications…
4.4
8 reviews
Email blaster UK offer cloud based email marketing software. It couples a really easy to use front end interface (gui) with an…
4.3
28 reviews
Emailoctopus offers email marketing for next to nothing. The platform provides a simple and intuitive user interface which allows…
4.1
27 reviews
Mercanto provides a new class of 1:1 CRM merchandising that makes marketing way more effective and engaging for consumers (which…
4.0
1 reviews
Founded 1998: newzapp's managing director decided to bring his web solutions ideas to life whilst a student at the university of…
4.0
2 reviews
Woocommerce automatic email marketing including workflows, abandoned cart, and delayed emails to increase sales for your…
3.8
2 reviews
Campaigner offers a robust marketing automation platform for sending email and sms marketing messages, either separately or…
3.6
122 reviews
Campaigner offers a robust marketing automation platform for sending email and sms marketing messages, either separately or…
3.6
122 reviews
Your complete email marketing companion. With mailingmanager you can create beautiful, engaging emails, send them en masse to…
3.5
1 reviews
Mapp helps marketers build personalized customer experiences through our SaaS platform, mapp marketing cloud. Our powerful…
3.4
42 reviews
Sendsmith limited is an information technology and services company based out of 1 the gorse manor park, chislehurst, United…
3.3
2 reviews
These vendors give you the infrastructure to send email at a scale and reliability that a normal inbox can't manage: building and segmenting subscriber lists, designing newsletters and transactional messages, setting up automated sequences that trigger on sign-up, purchase or inactivity, and reporting on opens, clicks, conversions and unsubscribes. Once in place, your team stops manually blasting one-off campaigns from a shared inbox and instead runs email as a repeatable channel, with deliverability, timing and personalisation handled by the platform rather than guesswork.
People usually go looking for this when email has stopped being manageable in whatever ad hoc way it was being done before. Maybe newsletters are being sent from a personal or shared email account and increasingly landing in spam, maybe there's a spreadsheet of contacts nobody trusts, or maybe an ecommerce or SaaS business realises it has no way to automatically follow up abandoned carts, onboard new users or win back lapsed customers. Often the trigger is growth: a list that was fine at a few hundred contacts becomes unworkable at tens of thousands, or a marketing team is asked to prove that email is actually driving revenue rather than just going out.
The providers in this space solve it in a few different ways, and the differences matter when you're comparing them. Some are built for simplicity and price, aimed at small businesses that mainly want to send a clean newsletter without a learning curve. Others are built around marketing automation, with visual workflow builders, lead scoring and multi-step journeys that integrate tightly with a CRM. A third group leans on ecommerce-specific features like product recommendations, cart recovery and revenue attribution tied directly to Shopify or similar platforms. Beyond that positioning, the real points of comparison are deliverability track record (does mail actually reach the inbox), how the pricing scales as your list grows, how much automation and segmentation logic is genuinely usable versus buried in an enterprise tier, and how well it integrates with the CRM, ecommerce platform or data warehouse you already run. A tool that's excellent for a ten-person startup sending one newsletter a month is often the wrong choice for a 500-person company running dozens of automated flows across regions, and vice versa.