Mailjet alternatives

01Why people leave Mailjet

02The alternatives, ranked by fit

1. Budget multichannel

   BrevoBrevo

   If you want to compare Mailjet with another budget-oriented marketing platform, Brevo is positioned for multichannel email and SMS campaigns, with no-code automation for non-technical teams. It has a free plan, but its listed starting price is n/a, so compare the paid plan you would actually need rather than assuming the free tier will cover your sending.

   Trade-off: Paid pricing is murky, and Reddit reports include suspensions and slow support.

   Brevo review
   5.6/10

   from
   Freefree plan
2. Small teams and creators

   MailerLiteMailerLite

   MailerLite is a fit if you want forms and automations for a small team or creator business, rather than choosing solely for Mailjet’s combined marketing and transactional positioning. It has a free plan and is listed from $10.8. The published summary describes it as good value for disciplined senders, making list quality a key part of the switch decision.

   Trade-off: The published summary flags risk for messy or unverified lists.

   MailerLite review
   6.5/10

   from
   $10.80/mofree plan
3. Budget starter

   MailchimpMailchimp

   Mailchimp is worth comparing if your priority is a low-cost starter tool, or if you want email and SMS bundled together. It has a free plan and is listed from $0; eligible nonprofits may also qualify for a discount. That makes it a different fit from Mailjet’s marketing-and-transactional pitch, especially for teams focused on small lists and basic starting costs.

   Trade-off: The published summary says ecommerce users often look toward Klaviyo or Omnisend.

   Mailchimp review
   5.7/10

   from
   $13/mofree plan
4. Deeper automation

   ActiveCampaignActiveCampaign

   Consider ActiveCampaign if your reason for leaving is a need for more involved automation logic, not simply a cheaper sending plan. It is positioned for small teams using AI-drafted multichannel campaigns and businesses starting under 1,000 contacts. Its listed starting price is $15, but the published summary warns that costs rise quickly as contact lists grow.

   Trade-off: Costs can rise quickly as your contact list grows.

   ActiveCampaign review
   6.8/10

   from
   $15/mo
5. Ecommerce marketing

   KlaviyoKlaviyo

   Klaviyo is the clearest fit here for ecommerce brands that rely heavily on email revenue or have outgrown Shopify Email. Its listed features include email, SMS and AI-assisted campaign planning tools. It has a free plan and is listed from $20, so compare the total cost as your list and add-ons expand rather than judging by the entry price alone.

   Trade-off: Costs stack up as your list and add-ons grow.

   Klaviyo review
   6.5/10

   from
   $20/mofree plan
6. Events and social

   Constant ContactConstant Contact

   Constant Contact fits small teams that promote events, manage registrations or want email alongside social channels. It is also positioned for marketers who need basic email automation. The listed starting price is $10.2. That makes it a plausible Mailjet alternative when event promotion and channel coverage matter more than choosing a tool for transactional email.

   Trade-off: Price tiers and reported editor problems merit a close comparison.

   Constant Contact review
   5.0/10

   from
   $10.20/mo
7. Creator newsletters

   KitKit

   Kit is aimed at creators earning from newsletters or digital products, with built-in selling tools and a free plan for solo creators under its 10,000-subscriber cap. Its listed starting price is $33. It is a more targeted alternative than Mailjet for creator-led publishing, but compare the plan and workflow before moving a broader marketing operation.

   Trade-off: Support and automation reliability are flagged as sticking points.

   Kit review
   5.8/10

   from
   $33/mofree plan

03Side by side

Tool	Score	From	Free plan	Best for
Mailjet Mailjet (current)	6.6	$8.10/mo	Yes	Teams needing marketing and transactional email
Brevo Brevo	5.6	Free	Yes	Small senders testing the free tier
MailerLite MailerLite	6.5	$10.80/mo	Yes	Creators selling ebooks or newsletters
Mailchimp Mailchimp	5.7	$13/mo	Yes	Small lists on tight budgets
ActiveCampaign ActiveCampaign	6.8	$15/mo	No	Small teams wanting AI-drafted multi-channel campaigns
Klaviyo Klaviyo	6.5	$20/mo	Yes	Ecommerce brands where email drives most revenue
Constant Contact Constant Contact	5.0	$10.20/mo	No	Small teams combining email and social
Kit Kit	5.8	$33/mo	Yes	Creators monetizing via newsletters or digital products

Prices from each vendor's pricing page, checked Nov 7, 2026.