Sendfully is an email platform for sending transactional and marketing messages. Its stated aim is to help messages reach inboxes rather than spam folders, and it supports newsletter-style broadcasts as well as application email.
The broadcast side includes a visual editor for writing and designing emails, with support for images, buttons, and personalization. It also provides real-time analytics for opens, clicks, and deliverability metrics, plus automatic handling of bounces and spam complaints to keep the contact list healthy. For transactional use, Sendfully offers a REST API, versioned templates, delivery visibility, and the ability to send immediately or schedule later. The example shown in the product uses template-based sending with variables for message content.
Additional delivery features include guidance for adding DKIM and SPF records, DMARC policy setup to reduce spoofing, continuous monitoring of DNS configuration, automated suppression of bounced addresses, and sending from managed IP addresses with established reputations. The service also says it can send from the region closest to the recipient, starting with North America.
Sendfully is delivered as a web service and includes a sign-in flow, a free plan with monthly limits, and no credit card required to start. Pricing is based on the number of emails sent each month, and multiple newsletters are included at no extra cost. The company says yearly billing provides roughly two months free, subscriptions can be cancelled at any time, and migration help is available by email.
In the Email & SMS campaigns space, Sendfully takes a focused approach. It focuses on simplifying the process of sending and managing transactional and marketing emails for businesses. It is built as a B2B product for businesses and marketers. A free plan is available. Sendfully is available on the web and the command line.
Sendfully builds and maintains Sendfully, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include transactional email, marketing campaigns, and visual editor. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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