CodeTwo Exchange Migration
5.5#19 in email migration softwareSelf-hostedWindows
VisitCodeTwo Exchange Migration vs MailJerry
What both publish
| Fact | CodeTwo Exchange Migration | MailJerry |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Jelenia Gora, Poland | Mondsee, Austria |
| Migration controls | Administrators can schedule jobs, filter by time and folder, select item types, and monitor progress with detailed reports. | Features include date-range filtering, bandwidth throttling, migration status details, and automatic reconnection after a server connection is interrupted. |
| Purpose | The server application migrates mailboxes and public folders to on-premises Exchange Server Subscription Edition from earlier Exchange versions, Microsoft 365, hosted Exchange, and IMAP systems. | MailJerry is a cloud email migration tool that transfers email data directly between providers. |
| Security | The product is developed and supplied under CodeTwo’s ISO/IEC 27001- and ISO/IEC 27018-certified information security management system. | The feature page says email data is encrypted, the tool cannot read email contents, and MailJerry does not store email messages. |
| Support | Paid licenses include technical support, free product updates and upgrades, and 24/7 access by email and phone with a 24-hour response-time guarantee. | MailJerry says support requests typically receive a reply within 12–24 hours, often sooner during weekday working hours. |
CodeTwo Exchange Migration plans
- CodeTwo Exchange Migration license—
MailJerry plans
- FreeFree
- Monthly Plan$14.90 a month
- Yearly Plan$129.90 a year
Pick CodeTwo Exchange Migration if…
It is aimed at administrators moving organizations to on-premises Exchange Server Subscription Edition from earlier Exchange, Microsoft 365, hosted Exchange, or IMAP systems. It is not suited to tenant-to-tenant moves.
Pick MailJerry if…
MailJerry suits people moving email between providers, including those using IMAP services. The free plan may suit small transfers that fit its mailbox size and concurrency limits.