Focused email infrastructure vs all-in-one marketing suite
| Feature | Postject | Brevo |
|---|---|---|
| Core Focus | Email infrastructure | Marketing suite |
| API Design | Developer-first REST API | Multi-purpose API |
| Inbox Placement | Built-in visibility | Not available |
| Content Analysis | Pre-send spam check | Basic |
| Multi-IP Routing | Dedicated pools | Add-on |
| Domain Auth | Automated setup | Manual configuration |
| MCP Server | AI assistant tools | Not available |
| CRM Features | Not included (by design) | Included |
| SMS/Chat | Not included (by design) | Included |
| CLI Tool | Full CLI | Not available |
Free
100/day
$0/mo
Starter
10,000/mo
$10/mo
Pro
50,000/mo
$19/mo
Enterprise
500,000/mo
$120/mo
Free
300/day
$0/mo
Starter
20,000/mo
$25/mo
Business
20,000/mo
$65/mo
Enterprise
Custom
Custom
Purpose-built for email delivery, not a bloated marketing suite
Every dollar goes to email infrastructure, not CRM/SMS features you don't use
Better developer experience with focused API, CLI, and SDK
Built-in deliverability tools that Brevo charges extra for
Simpler pricing without feature-gated tiers
If you need focused email infrastructure with the best deliverability tools, choose Postject. If you need an all-in-one marketing suite with CRM, SMS, and chat, Brevo may be a better fit. For developers building applications, Postject's focused approach delivers better results.
For email-only use cases, yes. Postject's Pro plan ($19/mo for 50,000 emails) is significantly cheaper than Brevo's comparable tiers. Brevo bundles CRM and marketing features that inflate the price.
No, and that's intentional. Postject focuses exclusively on email infrastructure: sending, deliverability, analytics, and developer tooling. If you need CRM, landing pages, or SMS, you'd use those separately.