Mautic Community Edition is an open source cross-channel campaign management software solution designed to enable users to build email, nurture campaigns, personalize messages, execute A/B tests, and measure results. The open source edition is community supported. Support is available for Acquia Campaign Studio, which is based on Mautic technology acquired by Acquia in May 2019. Acquia Campaign Studio is available on the
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Sailthru
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Sailthru is an email marketing and marketing automation solution. It supports email management, site personalization, mobile management, and both predictive and retention-focused analytics.
Salesforce and Dynamics may be fine if you can afford them, but don't offer much more than what you get from Mautic, for free and with total control and longer term active development.
SugarCRM ended development and maintenance of their Community Edition around 2018. The …
Infusionsoft, at the time I tested it, had a crazy editor--very unintuitive and not very clean. Mautic (open source) makes it much easier to build up campaigns. Besides that, it didn't provide what we needed to justify the lack of possibility to self-host it and the requirement …
We had originally tested Mailchimp and Sendy, but they are best used as bulk email marketing tools. Where Mautic really shines is as a full-service contact resource center, so you can do full contact list management, as-complicated-as-you want drip campaigns, all still while …
I have used Acton Marketing Automation and Mautic is very comparable to it. Acton is very pricey for a small business and Mautic offers many of the same features. Acton does, however, have support that will setup your system for you. Mautic does not have that if you are setting …
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Chose Mautic
Well, it's like the same tool, but with different features. Overall, it is a friendly tool, easy to use, reliable, and it protects private information. We love it as I said before, we recommend it. It's a great asset. Mautic has all you need for your marketing needs.
Mautic is the new kid on the block, bred from an open source product, we chose to purchase the hosted/supported version. I felt like it stacked up very well against Act-On and even Pardot. I like their data API push and pull with Salesforce - very quick, and the queue was …
Mautic's competitive advantage is cost. Other solutions can be prohibitively expensive, and some other marketing automation solutions I had used required costly up-front investment for onboarding. I chose Mautic because I had grown weary of the aggressive sales tactics and …
Nothing offers the customization and control for power users like Sailthru. Other options we have used have been simply as backups in case of Sailthru outages during critical moments. We chose Sailthru at the beginning of our growth from sending email natively. We haven't had a …
I think Sailthru does a poor job at comparing to Klaviyo from a user perspective. While both platforms have very similar features and objectively achieve the same result, the user interface & journey to get there on Sailthru is overly complicated and cumbersome. Klaviyo does a …
We went with Sailthru because we didn't need an all-in-one software. Sailthru's main focus is email and they do a great job at it. Looking back, I probably would have chosen a different platform based on price alone. Sailthru is very expensive for what it offers. Another reason …
I prefer Sailthru over any Oracle product but found Campaign Monitor was the best ESP I've played around with. At my last job, we made the switch from Responsys to Campaign Monitor but I left shortly after so I didn't get too much experience working in it. I didn't select …
Sailthru provides the most details of any of the systems I've used previously. It allows us to customize reports for the specific client and what information that client is looking for. Sailthru allows us to use multiple different accounts to generate reports from, so it works …
We chose Sailthru before evaluating these vendors. Currently though they are lagging a little bit with integration with outside data sources, flexibility with surfacing web content, and multi channel orchestration compared to these vendors
Sailthru is great for our newsletters. Moat focuses more on our online, mobile and desktop content, whereas Sailthru hones in on our newsletter traction.
For us, a cost-effective email provider always seems to lack our version of a "total package". Sailthru seems to edge out others for merchants, but even the providers before and after Sailthru also fell a little short. There really doesn't seem to be a solution that truly …
Sailthru provided a powerful, easy-to-use platform that was able to adjust to the needs we had at Dotdash. It was able to support the simple campaigns where we would send static creative to all recipients and the complex dynamic campaigns where we were customizing content. The …
Sailthru has a distinct advantage of being a younger more agile company while not having the legacy code that several of the large scale ESP's have. The UX is a strength as well as their frequent features overhaul which seems to develop more every year, they have a focus on …
Sailthru is cost effective, feature-rich, well documented, continuously growing their product offering, and combines most of what all other platforms encompass. From SMS to email, marketing campaigns to transactional sends, custom built event-based sequences, etc.
Sailthru is much more robust and evolved than MailChimp. That's not to say that MailChimp wasn't a great platform for us, as it dramatically helped our business grow and it's a great resource that I'd recommend to any start-up. However, Sailthru offers a different ideology more …
Better than the pure campaign email marketing apps (MailChimp, Constant Contact, etc.) for the additional transactional email capabilities. With the lack of reliability and service, we will move on to others though (trying Mixpanel's and Intercom.io to see how they work out.
We previously used Adestra. However, I really think it is much easier and more intuitive to use Sailthru.
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Chose Sailthru
Sailthru is my favorite email platform that I've used thus far. It's more streamlined and user-friendly compared to Marketo and Lyris. It currently offers more functionality and customer insights than MailChimp, Constant Contact, What Counts, Omail, and Vertical Response.
SailThru doesn't have the UI of any of them unfortunately, but the high level of functionality (if functions to switch text for specific customers) is the BIGGEST strength. None of these have that complexity available. My old company needed to build our own automated email …
Features
Mautic (open source)
Sailthru
Email & Online Marketing
Comparison of Email & Online Marketing features of Product A and Product B
Mautic (open source)
8.6
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12% above category average
Sailthru
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WYSIWYG email editor
8.00 Ratings
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Dynamic content
7.90 Ratings
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Ability to test dynamic content
7.90 Ratings
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Landing pages
9.50 Ratings
00 Ratings
A/B testing
9.00 Ratings
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Mobile optimization
8.50 Ratings
00 Ratings
Email deliverability reporting
8.50 Ratings
00 Ratings
List management
9.50 Ratings
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Triggered drip sequences
8.60 Ratings
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Lead Management
Comparison of Lead Management features of Product A and Product B
Mautic (open source)
8.4
Ratings
7% above category average
Sailthru
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Lead nurturing automation
8.50 Ratings
00 Ratings
Lead scoring and grading
8.50 Ratings
00 Ratings
Data quality management
8.50 Ratings
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Automated sales alerts and tasks
8.10 Ratings
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Campaign Management
Comparison of Campaign Management features of Product A and Product B
Mautic (open source)
8.6
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15% above category average
Sailthru
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Calendaring
8.10 Ratings
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Event/webinar marketing
9.10 Ratings
00 Ratings
Social Media Marketing
Comparison of Social Media Marketing features of Product A and Product B
Mautic (open source)
7.5
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2% above category average
Sailthru
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Social sharing and campaigns
7.50 Ratings
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Social profile integration
7.50 Ratings
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Reporting & Analytics
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Mautic (open source)
8.9
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19% above category average
Sailthru
-
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Dashboards
9.10 Ratings
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Standard reports
9.10 Ratings
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Custom reports
8.60 Ratings
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Platform & Infrastructure
Comparison of Platform & Infrastructure features of Product A and Product B
Mautic is well suited for users who do not require a lot of maintenance on the technical areas and have only the general requirements of the email marketing sector. In case the users have more precise requirements and are more focussed on the quality and a proper quantitative analysis, Mautic would not be an ideal choice. In other words for small companies Mautic would be an idea choice where the budget is a constraint and the extent of use is low but in cases where budget is not really a constraint against the performance and quality, Mautic would not be an ideal choice.
Sailthru is well suited for any company that is working with a large email subscriber list and needs to send campaigns on a daily basis. It is probably less appropriate for anyone with a small list, or an e-commerce brand. I think there are better ESPs out there for e-commerce brands.
Mautic is very good at tracking website visitors. Visitors are first marked as unknown, however, once you get a signup Mautic automatically updates their profile.
Personalized content based on user behavior and content consumption.
Campaign workflow is very simple and allows for a large number of campaigns to be set up and managed in a short period of time.
Sailthru has a great customer service team. Our account support with Sailthru was top-notch and is a testament to the culture there at the company.
Sailthru focuses on email marketing. With all of the other "cloud" solutions out there trying to be everything to everyone, they lose focus on the importance of sending the email. This is where Sailthru shines.
Lists are easy to create, but difficult to locate (can't sort by most recent created, etc.). They are always listed in alphabetical order.
In order to improve their speed to market with features, they had a lot of tech debt to work through in the relatively recent past. This generally seems to have been corrected and their parent company appears to really be investing in their success.
Their automated campaign feature is due for an upgrade. This is on their roadmap and they have been open about its need to provide more robust functionality.
The biggest factor is that even after two months of trying to go through their credit processes and getting the right consideration for the real damages we had with the tool not being able to send campaigns for days, their sales staff is still not willing to work with us on it, making us do the switch away from them right now. We got extremely disappointed by trying to work with them through those issues.
Their account management / sales staff doesn't seem to be taking the problems you experience very seriously - it took us 3 months and nudge emails to them every 2 weeks to ask for status updates (plus 6 different conversations with different people) to get a (very small credit) for a major issue, which in two months prohibited us from sending campaign emails for 2-3 days at a time.
Salesforce and Dynamics may be fine if you can afford them, but don't offer much more than what you get from Mautic, for free and with total control and longer term active development. SugarCRM ended development and maintenance of their Community Edition around 2018. The long-term roadmaps for free versions of SugarCRM or its forks were very unclear
Nothing offers the customization and control for power users like Sailthru. Other options we have used have been simply as backups in case of Sailthru outages during critical moments. We chose Sailthru at the beginning of our growth from sending email natively. We haven't had a need to switch although we have briefly evaluated the cost/benefit of switching to other providers. Unfortunately, the switching cost is usually to high as we are tightly integrated.