Amazon SES is awesome, said MailChimp 1 year ago.
Developers do need transactional email API (1-to-1 email, as compared to MailChimp's 1-to-many service) for sending bills, receipts, etc. And so MailChimp integrated Amazon SES into their service, providing many of the features that MailChimp already provides.
Then 1 year later.. Mailchimp has a Mandrill :)
Mandrill is not based on Amazon SES. It is quite obviously a rival, as they deprecate MailChimp STS that integrates Amazon SES.
There are also other transactional email API providers like MailGun, Sendgrid, ...
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Showing posts with label email. Show all posts
Monday, July 16, 2012
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Email in a RESTful API
There are many Email providers that provide a restful web API. The cost is usually starting from $0.10 per thousand emails.
Mailgun, Sendgrid, Amazon AWS, ...
Compare them!
Curl it easily using Mailgun
Mailgun, Sendgrid, Amazon AWS, ...
Compare them!
Curl it easily using Mailgun
curl --user api:key https://api.mailgun.net/v2/farfaraway.uk/messages \ -F from='Shrek <cuteogre@farfaraway.uk>' \ -F to='Fiona <princess@farfaraway.uk>' \ -F subject='Status update' \ -F text='The cat is off the hook'
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