Mailjet
Mailjet is a practical, developer-friendly email tool that also works fine for straightforward podcast newsletters.
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Mailjet started as a transactional and marketing email API provider, and that developer-first background still shows in how the product is built, even though it also supports regular newsletter sending.
For podcasters comfortable with a bit of technical setup, or those who want the option of API access later, Mailjet is a solid and affordable choice.
The visual editor and template library are less polished than newsletter-focused competitors, so pure design-driven users may find it underwhelming.
The free plan has a daily send cap rather than a monthly one, which is worth checking if you send in bursts around episode launches.
Sources for this review
- Mailjet official pricing · Checked 2026-09-06
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