Email, SMS and Messaging Apps marketing solution
4.2/5 (6 reviews)MailUp is an email and SMS delivery solution which enables users to send and design their own promotional, newsletters, transactional emails and SMS, and helps users to automate email & SMS marketing campaigns, with the ability to send millions of emails each month with no limits. With A/B testing, users can compare and analyze different email variations. Using SMTP+, users can send emails from a web application, an ecommerce store or from a mailbox.
MailUp ensures that emails reach their destination. During importing, the software automatically processes the emails list to identify syntax errors (MailUp can identify over 1600 types of error). With MailUp, users can upload all their personal data in different formats, create multiple delivery groups and profiles and keep a clean database that automatically manages subscriptions & unsubscribes.
Pros
Email editor and deliverability at the top
Good Email previews and checks (with Email On Acid I guess)
Good set of APIs and data sync services
Enterprise level user/lists management
Cons
The workflow builder is too simple.
Statistic reports are old-styled.
I like the quick and easy design and development of new email campaigns.
Pros
I love the drag and drop editor. Designing emails is a breeze, and it's easy to get the look and feel along with the branding you want for each campaign.
Cons
The statistics and analytics dashboard could be improved. I find it hard to figure out my subscribers and unscubscribers each month. Their support is great, but looking for quick support through the help section is difficult. It's easy to search google for the answer.
We work with Mailup more than 3 years, very easy to work in his website. The tools to create your newsletter is easy and profesional.
Pros
Very easy and very professional service.
Cons
The price for user
Pros
The best thing about Mailup is the designer of emails. It is easy to use and very intuitive. It is also very good to create "user lists"
Cons
Some "creative" functions may be outdated. It would be very good to incorporate animated icons, for example. What is also not very favorable is the price in relation to other products that offer the same service
Very happy with MailUp and their Customer Service.
Pros
MailUp offers an easy-to-use platform to send bulk emails.
Its pricing and features are good, compared to other similar platforms.
Cons
Some of the information required during the initial set-up was not so clear.
For Email:
Unlimited emails sent and unlimited contacts with a fixed price. Price depends on the sending speed.
For Text (SMS):
No fixed costs, no annual fees. Users pay only for what they send.
Contact MailUp for detailed pricing information.
Below are some frequently asked questions for MailUp.
MailUp offers the following pricing plans:
Starting from: US$48,00/month
Pricing model: Subscription
Free Trial: Available
For Email:
Unlimited emails sent and unlimited contacts with a fixed price. Price depends on the sending speed.
For Text (SMS):
No fixed costs, no annual fees. Users pay only for what they send.
Contact MailUp for detailed pricing information.
MailUp offers the following features:
MailUp has the following typical customers:
Freelancers, Large Enterprises, Mid Size Business, Public Administrations, Small Business
MailUp supports the following languages:
Chinese (Traditional), Danish, English, French, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish
MailUp has the following pricing plans:
Subscription
MailUp supports the following devices:
Android, iPad
MailUp integrates with the following applications:
APIANT, Cyfe, LeadsBridge, Nutshell CRM, PieSync, Privy, ProjectManager.com, Stamplay, Teamleader, VisitorTrack
MailUp offers the following support options:
FAQs, Knowledge Base, Online Support, Phone Support, Video Tutorials
They have a challenging pricing model, difficult to understand and to compare with others, but apart from that, the service is great with plenty of functionalities and a fantastic deliverability, both for marketing and transactional emails. They also offer to text, but not tried/needed.