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What to do with the changes in Mandrill service

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on February 27, 2016 - 12:52pm
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MailChimp is suggesting people use Amazon SES, and i'm sure you can buy fine coal from the Devil, but i don't want to give money for the financing of Hell on Earth. So, options?

  • Stay with MailChimp for transactional e-mail. Even though the presentation of the change makes it sound like they really don't want you around at all, for $10 a month you probably get the equivalent tokens for sending transactional mail as your free Mandrill account.
  • MailGun has a free tier and a Mandrill-migration inspired Drupal module
  • SendGrid is ready to accept Mandrill customers and has a Drupal module
  • SparkPost is too
  • Just let your web server send your e-mail, perhaps with an aid like SwiftMailer.
  • Use Pepipost, a mass mailer with a novel pricing structure designed to reward people sending the highest-quality e-mail. They also have a completely free plan.
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