Every invoice we send looks like this
You pay for what you send. Nothing else.
One month, itemised
100,000 emails sent
- First 50,000 @ $1.50
- $75.00
- 50,000 more @ $1.10
- $55.00
- Contacts, users, campaigns
- $0.00
- Total
- $130.00
Free to sign up. No card, and nothing to cancel.
$0.00 for contacts and seats
Billed per send
Not by how many subscribers you keep, and not by how many people log in. You pay for the emails that actually go out.
The full price list1 price list, everyone on it
No plan to pick
Nothing to upgrade and nothing to outgrow. Send more and the rate falls by itself; send less and the bill follows it down.
3 DNS records
Your own domain
A checklist tells you what to paste and where. After that your mail sends under your own name and your own good standing.
How we keep you out of spam3.5× cheaper than Mailchimp
About half the usual bill
Same 50k contacts, same 100k emails, same 5 logins — and the chart moves to your own volume.
Price your own volume
Price your own volume
What will it cost you?
Say how big your list is and how often you mail it. The calculator turns that into emails a month — the only thing we charge for — and reads the bill back, itemised, with the arithmetic showing.
- You are billed at the end of the month, for the emails that actually went out.
- No minimum and no commitment — a quiet month simply costs less.
- One published price list, and everybody is on it. There are no private deals.
What it costs, at any size
Six volumes off the same price list. Find the row nearest your own — there is no plan attached to any of them.
- Emails a month
- Your billPer 1,000
- 50k
- $75$1.500
- 100k
- $130$1.300
- 500k
- $495$0.990
- 1M
- $895$0.895
- 3.5M
- $2,270$0.649
- 10M
- $5,195$0.519
That is the entire bill in each case. No monthly fee, no charge for contacts, no charge for seats. See how each one is worked out.
Rate card calculator
What you would pay
You pay for what you send. Nothing for the size of your list, nothing for the people on your team. Say how big your list is and how often you mail it, and read the bill back band by band.
25,000 contacts × 4 sends a month — that is 100,000 emails a month.
Your bill, band by band
Graduated, like income tax: each band is charged at its own rate. Crossing a boundary never reprices the volume below it, and there is nothing to upgrade — the lower rate applies automatically the month you reach it.
Scroll the table sideways for the rate and subtotal columns.
| Band | Emails billed | Rate / 1,000 | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|---|
| First 50K | 50,000 | $1.50 | $75.00 |
| 50K – 250K | 50,000 | $1.10 | $55.00 |
| Contacts, users, campaigns | Unlimited | — | $0.00 |
| Total per month | $130.00 | ||
Next rate drop
Send 150,000 more and the next thousand costs $0.80, from 250,000 emails a month.
For comparison
The same volume at the published list rates of comparable platforms: $130 – $300 a month.
Compared against marketing platforms with automations, not against transactional relays — those are a different product at a different price. Their list rates only, before contact-tier and per-seat charges.
The comparison
And what are you paying now?
Pick the volume you actually send. The same business is priced on every card at that size, with the assumptions printed above the chart rather than hidden in a footnote.
They charge for your list. We charge for your sends.
Three of the four platforms on this chart price on how many contacts you store and how many people can log in, not on what you actually send — which is the only part that costs anyone anything. So a list that doubles doubles their bill whether you mail it or not. Move the chips and both bills climb — but only one of them is climbing because you sent more mail.
And their tables end where a salesperson begins
Klaviyo stops publishing above 150,000 profiles. Mailchimp’s Standard list stops at 100,000 contacts and its Premium list at 250,000. Past those lines what you pay depends on how well you negotiate. Our price list runs to 20 million emails a month, in public, and it is the same list for everyone.
And a quiet month costs less
No minimum, no commitment, no allowance to lose. Send less in August and the bill follows you down; send more and the rate falls on its own at the next band. Nothing to upgrade, nothing to outgrow, and the same rate card everyone else is on.
100,000 emails sent. Contacts, seats and campaigns are not billable and never will be.
1.2× our bill. 100,000 emails, the way we count. Contacts are free; the four extra logins are $43.20 a month.
3.5× our bill. 50,000 contacts stored, whether you email them or not. The plan's 600,000-email cap is headroom you pay for either way.
4.9× our bill. 50,000 contacts stored, and one login. The other four are $32.80 a month on top.
5.5× our bill. 50,000 active profiles in the database — since 2025 that counts profiles you keep, not profiles you mail. Above 150,000 they stop publishing a price.
Their published list prices — annual billing where they sell it without a salesperson, their monthly rate where they do not — cheapest plan that covers this list, this volume and these five logins, checked 31 July 2026; ours computed from the rate card above by the same function that bills you. The contact-billed plans here include far more sending headroom than 100,000 emails — that headroom is what the contact tier is buying, used or not. Mail the same list every day and the gap narrows, so price your real volume in the calculator rather than taking this shape of business for yours.
Send tomorrow’s campaign on Mint Mail.
Bring your list, bring your domain. Signing up is free — the only thing you are ever billed for is the email you send.
Sign up
Name your company and invite your team. Two minutes, and no card.
Connect your domain
A guided checklist shows you exactly which settings to add, and where to add them.
Bring your list and send
Import your contacts, write the campaign, and see what the send will cost before you confirm it.