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Mailjet Pricing: Plans & Cost Calculator 2026

Mailjet has five plans, from a free tier up to $27/mo Premium, billed by monthly email volume rather than by contacts.

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Mailjet plans and pricing

High· Verified July 8, 2026
Free

Free

Getting started

Free
6,000 emails/month
200 emails/day
1,000 contacts
APIs, SMTP Relay, Webhooks
Advanced Email Editor
Basic Statistics
Form Builder
Get started
Plan

Starter

Small senders

$9/mo
8,000 emails/month
No daily sending limit
Everything from Free, plus: 2,000 contacts
Brand Kit
Online support
1 Subaccount
Choose Starter
Plan

Premium

Advanced senders

$27/mo
15,000 emails/month
No daily limit
Everything from Essential, plus: Advanced Statistics
Automations
Landing Pages
2,000 Email Previews/month
Team & account management
Priority Support
Choose Premium
Custom

Custom

High-volume senders / enterprise

Custom
Everything from Premium, plus: Dedicated Technical Account Manager
Dedicated IP Strategy
IP Performance Monitoring & Management
Blocklist Monitoring
Deliverability Reports
Activity logs
Comprehensive onboarding
white-glove onboarding, deliverability services, priority support
Contact sales

Mailjet pricing: the quick answer

Quick answerHigh· Verified July 8, 2026

Mailjet bills by monthly email volume, not contacts, and paid plans run $9/mo for Starter, $17/mo for Essential, and $27/mo for Premium at their default volume tiers as of July 8, 2026, over a free plan that sends 6,000 emails a month capped at 200 a day, with a quote-only Custom tier on top. Annual billing knocks 10% off. Those prices are entry-band figures: picking a higher send volume raises the plan price, and a dedicated IP with extra validations only appears at the 100K Premium band. Fine for high-volume senders who want unlimited contacts.

  • FreeFree
  • Starter$9/mo
  • Essential$17/mo
  • Premium$27/mo
  • CustomCustom
Run your numbers in the cost calculator: pick a plan and compare monthly against annual billing.
Free tier
Yes
Billing model
Usage-Based
Cheapest paid
$9/mo
Annual discount
Not offered

At $9/mo to start, Mailjet sits 40% below the $15/mo median across 19 email marketing tools we track.


Mailjet cost calculator

Mailjet Hidden Costs & Pitfalls

What sits on top of the plan fee

Mailjet's plan prices are quoted at the entry send volume. The volume selector and a few payment quirks are what move the real number.

Send-volume tiers
The $9, $17, and $27 prices are pinned to the lowest volume bands (Starter at 8,000 emails a month, Essential and Premium at 15,000). Bump the volume selector toward 250K or 500K a month and every plan price climbs with it. The vendor did not publish the scaled figures, so if you send heavily, treat the sticker as a floor and get the volume quote before you sign.
scales with volume, rates not published
Dedicated IP gated to 100K
A dedicated sending IP and the larger 2,000-validation allowance only appear on Premium at the 100K-a-month band or higher. A team sending 20,000 a month cannot buy the IP on a lower Premium tier, so anyone who needs one for deliverability is pushed up to a bigger and pricier volume plan.
included only at Premium 100K+
Email validation quota
Essential includes 500 email address validations a month and Premium 500 (2,000 at 100K+). Cleaning a large list past that quota means the plan quota runs out and you are back to buying more. Budget list hygiene as a recurring line item, not a one-off.
500/mo included on Essential
Prepaid deposit floor
Mailjet accepts wire transfer and prepaid balances but sets a $50 minimum deposit and does not take cheques. If your finance team pays by transfer rather than card, the smallest amount you can load is $50, which is more than several months of a Starter plan up front.
$50 minimum deposit
The renewal jump, credit expiry and every discount worth having are in the Mailjet true cost guide, with an email generator for negotiating team and enterprise rates.
Mailjet Cost Analysis

Mailjet pricing, read against its live plans and category

Positioning

$9/moentry price
40% below the category median
low $7median $15 · n=19high $49

Mailjet bills on email send volume, not contact count, which is the whole pitch. Starter runs $9/mo, Essential $17/mo, and Premium $27/mo at their entry volume bands, all under the category median, and Essential onward gives you unlimited contacts. For a business sending high volume to a large list, that model is genuinely cheaper than contact-based rivals. Annual billing takes another 10% off.

Cost drivers

  • 1The $9/$17/$27 prices are entry-band figures. Choosing a higher monthly send volume raises the plan price, and Mailjet did not publish the scaled numbers, so get a volume quote before committing.
  • 2A dedicated IP and the larger validation allowance only appear on Premium at the 100K-a-month band or higher.
  • 3Essential includes just 500 email validations a month; heavy list cleaning burns through that quota.
  • 4Paying by wire or prepaid balance carries a $50 minimum deposit.

Watch-outs

Users report billing confusion, including invoices arriving under the Sendgrid name, and slow technical support when deliverability problems come up.

What users say

They charge based off email volume rather than contact list size.

G2

Our list is 60k... Costs us around US $275/mo which is very good value.

Reddit

Editor’s take

Teams with a big contact list and steady volume should land on Essential at $17/mo to escape contact-based pricing, and Premium at $27/mo if you need automations, landing pages, or team management. The number to pin down first is your monthly send volume, because that, not the plan name, sets the bill. If support responsiveness matters more than raw volume economics, Mailchimp at $13/mo is the alternative to weigh.

Oleh KemOleh KemFounder & Lead Analyst
ComparEdge EditorialUpdated: July 8, 2026

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Sources & verification

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