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Maropost vs Sendy

Maropost is a all-in-one marketing platform while Sendy is a email marketing platform. Sendy starts at $69 one-time versus $279/mo for Maropost. Maropost has the edge with A/B testing, landing pages, SMS marketing.

Quick Verdict

Maropost wins on deliverability, integrations.

Sendy wins on price, rating.

Best for most users: Sendy (cost conscious email marketers with large lists).

Maropost

Unified commerce platform that connects every channel

3.9/5 From $279/mo

Maropost is a unified commerce and marketing automation platform for mid-market ecommerce businesses. It combines email, SMS, social advertising, and customer journey automation with a full ecommerce storefront.

Sendy

Self-hosted email marketing that sends via Amazon SES at 100x lower cost

4.2/5 $69 one-time

Sendy is a self-hosted email newsletter application that connects to Amazon SES to deliver emails at a fraction of the cost of traditional email marketing platforms. With a one-time $69 license and SES sending costs of roughly $1 per 10,000 emails, it is ideal for high-volume senders who want to avoid recurring subscription fees. It requires technical setup but offers unlimited subscribers, autoresponders, segmentation, and full data ownership.

Feature Comparison

Feature Maropost Sendy
Rating 3.9/5 4.2/5
Starting Price $279/mo $69
Free Plan No free plan No free plan
Founded 2011 2012
Email Templates 100 0
Integrations 50 20
Deliverability Rate 98% 95%
Marketing Automation
A/B Testing
Landing Pages
Segmentation
Drag & Drop Editor
SMS Marketing
Ecommerce Features
API Access
Multi-Language
Web Push Notifications
Live Chat
Advanced Analytics

Maropost: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Unified commerce and marketing platform under one roof
  • +Strong deliverability with 98% claimed rate
  • +Cross-channel automation across email, SMS, and Meta ads
  • +Deep ecommerce integrations with Shopify and Salesforce
  • +Unified platform covers email, SMS, and web push in one dashboard

Cons

  • Expensive starting at $279/mo with 12-month commitment
  • No free plan or free trial
  • Steep learning curve due to platform complexity
  • Pricing requires contacting sales for exact quotes
  • Smaller user community means fewer third-party tutorials and resources

Sendy: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +Extreme cost savings — one-time $69 license with Amazon SES sending at ~$1 per 10,000 emails
  • +Unlimited subscribers with no tier-based pricing that punishes list growth
  • +Full data ownership and privacy since everything is self-hosted on your own server
  • +Clean, focused interface without bloated features — does exactly what it promises
  • +White-label multi-brand support allows managing multiple client accounts from one install

Cons

  • Requires technical skills for server setup, installation, and ongoing maintenance
  • No built-in A/B testing, landing page builder, or advanced automation workflows
  • UI feels dated and lacks modern design polish compared to SaaS competitors
  • Limited customer support — solo developer product with slow response times reported
  • No drag-and-drop email editor; requires HTML knowledge for custom templates

The Verdict

Sendy edges ahead with a 4.2/5 rating compared to Maropost's 3.9/5. The gap comes mainly from value for money (4.3 vs 3.4) and support (4.3 vs 3.7). On deliverability, Maropost reports 98% compared to 95% for Sendy — a meaningful difference if inbox placement is critical for your campaigns.

Criterion Weight Maropost Sendy
Starting Price 30% $279/mo $69/mo
Deliverability 25% 98% 95%
Rating 25% 3.9/5 4.2/5
Integrations 10% 50 20
Free Tier 10% No No

Weights determine how much each criterion counts toward the final score. See full methodology

Choose Maropost if…

  • + You need SMS marketing
  • + You need ecommerce integrations
  • + You need built-in landing pages
  • + You need A/B testing

Choose Sendy if…

  • + You want lower starting costs ($69)
  • + You're a cost conscious email marketers with large lists
  • + You're a technical users comfortable with self hosting and server management