Hello Product Hunters 🙌, More often than not, we subscribe to an email service provider and never stop to check how the costs are growing as our subscriber base grows. Email costs vary widely across service providers and gets complex with all the slabs and tiering thrown into the mix. We heard this same story from a lot of small business owners and marketers at MailSwift and that's why we built a simple yet comprehensive tool that allows you to compare costs involved in sending emails to a growing subscriber base. All you have to do is simply choose the number of subscribers you have, frequency at which you send emails, at what rate your subscribers are growing and the tool will show you how much it costs across different service providers and many related useful metrics. The tool also helps you calculate your email marketing expenses over a period of 12 months which should help you in budgeting and making informed decisions. We hope you find it useful 🙏. Please do let us know your thoughts/feedback Thanks @neerajt4 for the hunt. Much appreciated 🙏

Please add Mailerlite, thank you

Much needed tool to make informed budgeting decisions!

Cool tool. I always felt we were paying too much for MailChimp. now I know.

If your primary purchasing factor in a SaaS tool Is cost then you will never grow a significant business. You will get caught in a cost cutting circle of death that results in tons of lost dollars in technical debt from piece meal solutions. A SaaS tool is about the value it can drive relative to the cost. Yes, Sendgrid or Amazon Is cheaper then Klaviyo. But if your an ecommerce marketer, you want the productized feature set to integrate with any and everything. While I appreciate the product marketing of this cost calculator by Mailswift, long term, it falls short in that it reflects a flawed product belief for what works best in the category.

It's seems like AWS SES wins from all of other, Very helpful insights.

Nice tool, thanks. Just FYI SendinBlue shows $NaN for me with 5000 subscribers, 1 email a day and 10% growth per month. Maybe it knows that's not my actual numbers 😩😁