Compare Mailgun and Mailtrap 
- Users report that Mailgun excels in its Mail Send API, receiving a score of 9.4, while Mailtrap achieves a perfect score of 10.0, indicating that Mailtrap's API is more robust and user-friendly for developers.
- Reviewers mention that Mailtrap's template creation feature stands out with a score of 9.9, significantly higher than Mailgun's 7.4, suggesting that Mailtrap offers a more intuitive and flexible approach to designing email templates.
- G2 users highlight Mailtrap's superior preset template availability, scoring a perfect 10.0, compared to Mailgun's 7.1, which indicates that Mailtrap provides a wider variety of ready-to-use templates, making it easier for users to get started.
- Users on G2 report that Mailgun's quality of support is rated at 8.1, which is lower than Mailtrap's 9.0, suggesting that Mailtrap may offer more responsive and helpful customer service.
- Reviewers say that Mailtrap's email segmentation feature is rated at 10.0, while Mailgun's score of 8.0 indicates that Mailtrap provides more advanced options for targeting specific user groups effectively.
- Users report that Mailgun's performance and reliability score of 9.1 is commendable, but Mailtrap's perfect score of 10.0 suggests that it may offer more consistent delivery and uptime, which is crucial for email campaigns.
- 100 emails per day
- Ticket support
- RESTful email APIs and SMTP relay
Most of all their control panel is very easy to use, just add your domain, add some DNS records and you're ready to go. They offer 10000 free emails every month, that's enough for regular emails. The log file is also very helpful to see where are problems....
Customer Support is some of the worst I've ever seen. Over 24 hours to respond to a ticket, no real answers, puts the problem on you, the user. We were delivering e-mails perfectly fine for 4 or 5 months with bounce rates of about ~2% daily. All of the...
As a developer, I needed something that could blend smoothly with my app, and that's exactly what Mailtrap did. No hiccups or hurdles. Plus, I love that all the stats I care about are all together on a single screen.
with a free account, there is a limit on Emails, but as you go with pro version it has got all email features.
Most of all their control panel is very easy to use, just add your domain, add some DNS records and you're ready to go. They offer 10000 free emails every month, that's enough for regular emails. The log file is also very helpful to see where are problems....
As a developer, I needed something that could blend smoothly with my app, and that's exactly what Mailtrap did. No hiccups or hurdles. Plus, I love that all the stats I care about are all together on a single screen.
Customer Support is some of the worst I've ever seen. Over 24 hours to respond to a ticket, no real answers, puts the problem on you, the user. We were delivering e-mails perfectly fine for 4 or 5 months with bounce rates of about ~2% daily. All of the...
with a free account, there is a limit on Emails, but as you go with pro version it has got all email features.
