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Mailhuset vs SendGrid

Both send transactional email at scale. Mailhuset keeps the pricing plain, puts a complete transactional foundation on every plan, and sends from the EU by default.

Feature
Mailhuset
SendGrid
Price for 10,000 emails a month
$9 a month on Starter, then $0.80 per 1,000
$19.95 a month and up on Essentials. The free trial ends after 60 days
Pricing model
A monthly allowance, then a clear rate per thousand emails
Tiered plans, with features and volume gated by tier
A complete foundation on every plan
Inbound, broadcasts, webhooks and analytics included
Some capabilities require a higher tier or add-on
Data region
Sent and stored in the EU by default
US by default; EU region on higher plans
Domain authentication
SPF, DKIM and DMARC records generated for you
SPF and DKIM via sender authentication
Inbound email to JSON
Included, parsed to a signed webhook
Inbound Parse webhook
Broadcasts to a list
Same API and dashboard as transactional
A separate Marketing Campaigns product
Signed webhooks
Every event signed so you can verify it
Signed Event Webhook available
SMTP relay
Yes, on paid plans: smtp.mailhuset.com, port 587 or 465
Yes, an SMTP relay alongside the API
Getting started
One API key and a single authenticated request
API key plus sender and domain setup

SendGrid is a trademark of Twilio. 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 SendGrid's pricing

Why teams move to Mailhuset

Pricing you can read

A monthly allowance to start, then one rate per thousand emails after that. No feature ladder to climb, no surprise line items.

A complete foundation on every plan

Inbound email, broadcasts, signed webhooks and the full activity log are on the smallest plan and the largest one alike.

EU by default

Your mail is sent and stored in the EU without moving to a higher tier to keep data in region.

Common questions

Is Mailhuset a good SendGrid alternative?
Yes. Mailhuset covers the same transactional email ground as SendGrid, 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 SendGrid 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 SendGrid?
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. SendGrid, $19.95 a month and up on Essentials. The free trial ends after 60 days. 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.