turboSMTP
by turboSMTPturboSMTP delivers email through web, mobile, desktop and Linux apps plus an API.
Transactional email software helps teams send application and service messages. This list helps buyers compare pricing, delivery controls, templates, integrations and platform access.
The list is rebuilt nightly. Use the makers' published figures for free plans, paid starting prices, trials, send limits, delivery logs, webhooks and dedicated IP options.
turboSMTP delivers email through web, mobile, desktop and Linux apps plus an API.
Mailchimp runs email marketing and transactional messaging on web, iOS, Android and through an API.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1ReachMail sends email through web, Android, iOS, and API apps, with free and paid plans.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1MailerSend provides transactional email through an API and SMTP relay, with templates, tracking and inbound routing.
iPhone & iPadWebAPIEmailSuccess provides email delivery through web, desktop, self-hosted and API options, with event webhooks.
WebWindowsMac+2Postmark sends transactional email from its web app or API.
SendGrid suits developers and organizations sending transactional or marketing email through APIs or SMTP.
Maileroo provides email delivery through web and API access, with a dedicated IP option.
Nuntly provides email delivery and templates through web and API access, with event webhooks.
SMTP2GO delivers email by SMTP or API and offers SMS via API on paid plans.
Plunk suits developers, marketers, and teams sharing email templates.
Waypoint gives engineers an email API and product teams a shared way to build transactional messages.
Hyvor Relay is an open-source email API you can self-host, with a 300,000 monthly send limit.
Reloop suits developers and teams building transactional or programmatic email workflows who want API, SMTP, or inbound webhook options.
Posthawk is a self-hosted email platform with delivery and template options.
Pombo handles marketing, lifecycle and transactional email with automation and audience segmentation.
Netcore Email API provides email delivery and template options through web and API access.
Check the Free plan, Paid from and free-trial fields before you choose a tool. A free plan and a trial are separate options, so review both fields.
Match the published starting price to your expected sending needs.
Compare delivery methods with the Monthly send limit. These fields show how a service handles messages and the volume its plans publish.
Check Delivery log retention if you need to review past sends or troubleshoot message events.
Look for API access when software must connect to an application. Event webhooks can pass delivery events back to your systems.
Compare Template options if your team needs reusable message designs or editing tools.
The list covers web, API, self-hosted, iOS, Android and macOS access. Select a service that matches the devices or deployment model you plan to use.
If you need to run the software on your own infrastructure, check the self-hosted entry rather than assuming web access is enough.
Review the Dedicated IP option when your sending setup calls for a separate sending address. Compare this field with delivery methods and plan details before deciding.