Moosend vs Sendinblue

• Custom template formatting via drag and drop.
• Payment per email sent, as opposed to per subscriber.

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• Fast newsletter delivery to a large subscriber base
• Fair pricing allows small companies to get use of the features with a small subscriber base and then scale up as their subscriber base grows.
• APIs allow you to fully automate the process of generating and delivering newsletters. My web staff updates the website information, and sends the newsletter from my website back end. They do not ever even have to log in to SendinBlue. This creates a level of simplicity that prevents errors.

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• Would like a more personalised sign up form

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• Would like to have emails sent directly from our server (without extra charge). We noticed recently emails now come from sendinblue.com vs. a server with a series of numbers so this is a definite improvement!
• Would like to see our actual subscriber base number (total minus blacklist)
• Was initially difficult to figure out how to create newsletter signup to match the layout of our website but eventually our developer figured out a workaround.
• Sometimes when you click on the editing box, you end up going out to the hyperlink specified instead of edit box, this is sometimes annoying.

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• Moosend is quite affordable (500,000 emails for $500), so it's easy to see an ROI. It only takes a few recipients converting to make a campaign worth the spend.

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• Deliverability: SIB protects their sending IP and this shows with the rate of delivery. Junk senders are cautioned, this is not the solution for you.
• Simplicity: Cut the time it takes to get professional email campaigns out to your audience. Less time = less labor expense.
• All in one solution allows you to capture and maintain both SMTP and SMS under one program and this has made segmentation and campaigning less annoying and tedious.

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