Mailjoy
5.6#6 in direct mail marketing softwareWebAPI
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| Fact | Mailjoy | Postalytics |
|---|---|---|
| API | Mailjoy offers a RESTful API, which its page says is available to Mailjoy Pro customers. | Postalytics offers a Direct Mail API and describes API, Zapier and webhook options for connecting other applications. |
| Audience | Mailjoy describes itself as a DIY direct-mail tool for marketers and businesses seeking to reach customers and prospects with personalized mail. | Postalytics describes the product as built for modern marketing teams, including SaaS growth marketers, nonprofit campaign managers and agencies running client campaigns. |
| Design | Its drag-and-drop editor includes customizable templates, uploaded designs, live previews, and shareable PDF proofs. | The Direct Mail Editor lets users design, proof and organize templates for personalized mail campaigns. |
| Headquarters | Naples, Florida, United States | Rockland, Massachusetts, United States |
| Integrations | Mailjoy connects to more than 5,000 other apps through Zapier. | Named integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, HighLevel, Zapier, ActiveCampaign, Zoho, Keap, Klaviyo, Marketo and Canva. |
| Privacy | The privacy policy says Mailjoy uses measures including encryption, firewalls, and SSL technology to protect information. | Postalytics says it does not sell personal information or customer contact lists. |
Mailjoy suits marketers and businesses that want to send personalized direct mail to customers or prospects. It is relevant for teams that need contact segmentation, Shopify data syncing or recipient-level tracking.
Postalytics suits marketing teams, nonprofit campaign managers and agencies that want to automate personalized direct mail. It may also suit teams connecting mail campaigns to CRM or automation tools.