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JangoMail vs ReachMail

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8.1#8 in email marketing softwareFrom $8 a month
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FactJangoMailReachMail
A/B testingYesCampaigns can test different message versions to compare delivery or engagement results.
APIThe API can send broadcast and transactional email, manage account data, and return reporting data; the page lists SOAP and RESTful options.The REST, language-independent API exposes core functions including list uploads, campaign creation, scheduling and report retrieval.
Audience segmentationYesYes
Email automationYesYes
HeadquartersDayton, Ohio, USAReachMail's current website lists its contact headquarters at 9920 Pacific Heights Boulevard, Suite 150, San Diego, California.
IntegrationsThe FAQ names Salesforce private exchange, ODBC-compliant databases, and custom integrations built with the API.ReachMail supports Zapier and lists Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Analytics, Matomo, OpenWebAnalytics, and Orbi integrations.
PrivacyJangoMail says it does not sell or share customer email lists or databases, except with internal support staff assisting with troubleshooting or when legally required.Its privacy policy says it only permits customer email lists for contacts who gave permission, does not sell or trade email addresses, and deletes addresses when an account ends.
ProductJangoMail is a web-based email marketing service for businesses and organizations of all sizes, with transactional email through JangoSMTP.ReachMail provides email marketing services and transactional email delivery.

JangoMail plans

  • 10,000-email service level—
  • Standard pricing—

ReachMail plans

  • Basic$8 a month
  • Pro$18 a month
  • Easy-SMTP BasicFree
  • FreeFree
  • Basic 500$8 a month
  • Pro 500$18 a month

Pick JangoMail if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick ReachMail if…

ReachMail suits organizations that need email campaigns, automated follow-up, or transactional email delivery. Its listed customer types include small businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, and large companies.

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