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Mailgun is strong on email infrastructure, while Unosend pairs infrastructure control with lower-volume pricing, 90-day credit validity, unlimited team members, and all-plan priority support.
Pricing
| Tier | Unosend | Mailgun |
|---|---|---|
| 10K emails | $4 | $15/mo |
| 50K emails | $20 | $35/mo |
| 100K emails | $40 | $80/mo |
| 250K emails | $100 | $200/mo |
| 500K emails | $200 | $400/mo |
| 1M emails | $400 | $700/mo |
| Credit validity | 90 days | Use-or-lose monthly |
Features
| Feature | Unosend | Mailgun |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Pay-as-you-go credits | Monthly subscription |
| Free tier | 100 emails/day | 100 emails trial |
| Unused email rollover | 90-day validity | |
| Inbound email parsing | ||
| Email templates | Drag & drop builder | |
| Dedicated IP | $30/mo add-on | $35/mo add-on |
| Analytics retention | 30 days | 5 days (free), 30 (Scale) |
| Custom domains | Unlimited | 5 (Foundation) |
| Priority support | All plans | Scale+ only |
| REST API and SMTP |
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