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Mailhuset vs Mailgun
Mailgun is a capable developer email platform. Mailhuset keeps a complete transactional foundation on every plan and sends from the EU by default, with one rate rather than a stack of add-ons.
Mailgun is a trademark of Sinch. Comparison reflects publicly documented behaviour and can change; check each provider for the latest details. Last reviewed September 2026. Prices checked 1 November 2026. See Mailgun's pricing
Why teams move to Mailhuset
No add-on line items
Deliverability tooling and validation are not separate purchases. You get an allowance and a clear per-thousand rate, and the features come with it.
A complete foundation on every plan
Inbound, broadcasts, webhooks and the full activity log are included on the smallest plan, not unlocked as you spend more.
EU without the upgrade
Sending and storage are in the EU by default, so data residency is the standard behaviour rather than a configuration you have to remember.
Common questions
- Is Mailhuset a good Mailgun alternative?
- Yes. Mailhuset covers the same transactional email ground as Mailgun, sends and stores in the EU by default, and includes inbound email, broadcasts, signed webhooks and the full activity log on every plan. You can verify a domain and send a test in minutes to compare it against what you send today.
- Can I migrate from Mailgun to Mailhuset?
- You can. Verify your sending domain, point your application at Mailhuset's REST API or one of the official SDKs, and send. Domain authentication uses the same open standards (SPF, DKIM and DMARC), so moving is mostly a credential and endpoint change rather than a rebuild.
- Does Mailhuset send transactional email from the EU?
- Yes. Mailhuset sends and stores transactional email in the EU by default, with no region upgrade or extra configuration. If EU data residency is a requirement, it is the standard behaviour rather than something you opt into.
- How does Mailhuset's pricing compare to Mailgun?
- Mailhuset gives you a monthly allowance and then one clear rate per thousand emails after it, so a quiet month costs less. See the pricing page for the current allowance and rate. At 10,000 emails a month: Mailhuset, $9 a month on Starter, then $0.80 per 1,000. Mailgun, $15 a month on Basic, then $1.80 per 1,000. Prices checked 1 November 2026.
Try Mailhuset on your own domain
Authenticate a domain, send a test, and compare it against what you send today. Every plan includes the transactional email foundation.