What is Mailjet? Mailjet Review, Features

Mailjet is an easy-to-use, all-in-one email platform and a full-featured Email Service Provider (ESP) that allows businesses to send marketing and transactional emails.

About Mailjet

Mailjet is headquartered in Paris, France, with technology centers around the world, including New York, Toronto, London, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Barcelona, ​​Amsterdam, Sofia and Ho Chi Minh City.

Mailjet is also a platform that provides SMTP email sending services, with a free email sending quota of 200 emails per day and a maximum of 6,000 emails per month.

Mailjet officially provides plug-ins for programs such as Drupal, Wordpress, and Joomla, as well as a rich API.

How to turn off email tracking

Mailjet is free to register and use (limited to 200 emails per day) without adding credit card information. The email tracking function can collect and analyze the effectiveness of email marketing. Mailjet may have this function enabled by default. However, in some scenarios, such as in the notification email for resetting the website account password, if the hyperlink in the email is replaced with Mailjet and is http, it may make users suspicious. Therefore, the email tracking function can be turned off.

Here are the steps to turn off the Email tracking feature:

1. In emails sent by Mailjet, the hyperlinks in the content are replaced with links containing tracking codes, such as:

2. Log in to your Mailjet account and click Settings in Account Preferences:

3. Turn off two functions in "Email tracking", Track Openers:

4. Send the email again through Mailjet, and the hyperlink in the content has not been replaced:

Development History

-In 2010, Mailjet was founded.

In 2012, Mailjet raised $300,000 through eFounders.

In 2014, Mailjet received a further investment of $3 million from Alven Capital, eFounders and private investors.

-In 2014, Mailjet added a new feature called 'A/X Testing' which allowed users to go beyond traditional A/B testing.

-In June 2015, Mailjet released its latest template maker called “Passport”.

In 2015, Mailjet raised $11 million from Alven Capital, Iris Capital, and Seventure Partners to grow its team to more than 100 employees, aiming to attract more customers.

-In early 2016, Mailjet launched the open source markup language MJML.