Flowmailer vs. Mailtrap

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Flowmailer
Score 0.0 out of 10
N/A
N/A
$89
per month
Mailtrap
Score 9.0 out of 10
N/A
Mailtrap is an email platform for developer and product teams that send emails at scale. It is designed to send emails with a focus on high deliverability rates, fast delivery, and protecting sender reputation. The service includes 24/7 technical support. The benefits of using Mailtrap, as described by the vendor include: High deliverability & fast delivery: 99.99% platform uptime, dedicated IPs, auto warm-up, and throttling. Multi-tenant accounts also…
$15
per month Emails or contacts
Pricing
FlowmailerMailtrap
Editions & Modules
Basic
$89
per month
Email Marketing
$15
per month Contacts
Email API/SMTP
$15
per month Emails
Email Sandbox
$17
per month Test emails
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
FlowmailerMailtrap
Free Trial
YesNo
Free/Freemium Version
NoYes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoYes
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional DetailsEach plan's price in the table is its starting point. They vary based on the number of emails, test emails or contacts per month. Mailtrap can be tried with a free forever version of Email API/SMTP, Email Sandbox, or Email Marketing.
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Enterprises

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User Ratings
FlowmailerMailtrap
Likelihood to Recommend
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(0 ratings)
9.0
(1 ratings)
User Testimonials
FlowmailerMailtrap
Likelihood to Recommend
Flowmailer
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Railsware
As I said, Mailtrap is particularly well-suited for software development teams working on email functionality within their applications. All the automation and intuitive environment helped us create a workflow that's almost set and forget.
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Pros
Flowmailer
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Railsware
  • Flexible for engineering teams. Mailtrap works well in environments where multiple developers are responsible for email functionality.
  • We're on the Enterprise plan which allows for customizations for our needs. For example, we had a request not to record email bodies for privacy reasons, and Mailtrap enabled that pretty fast.
  • The user experience is awesome. The platform is easy to use and the support team responds fast and helps us out with any questions.
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Cons
Flowmailer
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Railsware
  • Inbox placement analysis - currently, Mailtrap does not offer inbox placement analysis. But their analytics dashboard compensates well for that.
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Alternatives Considered
Flowmailer
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Railsware
sendgrid is powerful for email delivery, but Mailtrap's dedicated testing environment and focus on development teams made it the clear choice for our needs. Its ability to simulate various email scenarios without affecting real users is unmatched. Plus, their sending is reliable, regardless of your volume.
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Return on Investment
Flowmailer
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Railsware
  • Efficiency - Made testing emails faster, so we can launch new features quicker.
  • Reliability - Enhanced the reliability of our email notifications (transactional emails). It really improved our customer satisfaction.
  • Cost-Effective - Avoided the need for multiple tools and saved us money by consolidating our email testing, sending, and management.
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ScreenShots

Mailtrap Screenshots

Screenshot of a display of specific data, such as Bounce Rate, Open Rate, Spam Rate, and Click Rate.Screenshot of the Mailtrap API, or it can be used by setting Mailtrap as SMTP server in a project, app, or sending service.