Mailjet and QuickMail are two popular email automation software tools used to increase productivity and effectiveness in email campaigns. Both tools offer a variety of features, such as email analytics, list segmentation, and personalization, to help optimize email campaigns.
The main difference between Mailjet and QuickMail lies in their pricing and core functionality. Mailjet is a more robust product, offering a full suite of features for an enterprise-level, monthly subscription. These features include an API for integrating email marketing with other websites or services, an advanced API for creating workflows, and analytics for better insights into metrics like deliverability, open rates and click-through rates.
QuickMail, on the other hand, is a more lightweight and cost-effective solution, with fewer features than Mailjet. QuickMail is offered at a flat rate, making it a great solution for businesses on a budget. While QuickMail does not offer an API, it offers a simplified interface that is easier to use than Mailjets advanced API. QuickMail also provides basic analytics that are useful for tracking email effectiveness and engagement.
Mailjet uses the Image embed method to integrate with Hyperise, giving a simple way to add personalized images to your messages.
Mailjet makes the following data points available to Hyperise, to enable personalization in images used in outreach and linked out to your personalized website landing pages.
QuickMail uses the Image embed method to integrate with Hyperise, giving a simple way to add personalized images to your messages.
QuickMail makes the following data points available to Hyperise, to enable personalization in images used in outreach and linked out to your personalized website landing pages.