Elastic Email Blog

In the current era, when people are increasingly relying on AI and optimizing workflows, it’s crucial not only to build agentic-ready solutions but also to make sure that your users can work with the product in their natural environment, whether that’s a favorite LLM chat or a good old terminal. This is why we build...

Imagine a situation in which you chose an email service provider for a free trial. Everything went fine - the templates looked good, the email landed in the inboxes, the API returned 200s, and the customer support answered every question you asked. But, several months in, you’re paying for a contact pool you never email,...

If you’re looking for an email API service, you probably seek a solution that offers a compelling blend of features, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. Maybe you’re considering SendGrid, as a prominent player on the email market, or you’re using their services for a while and want a change. Either way, Elastic Email is a strong contender,...

If you're sending transactional or bulk email, like order confirmations, password resets, invoices, notifications, or newsletters, you need an SMTP relay or email API you can trust to land in the inbox, scale with your volume, and not eat your budget alive. SMTP2GO has built a solid reputation as a reliable transactional email service, and...

Picking a transactional email API is usually a compromise between price and features. For developers and small teams paying out of pocket, this trade-off matters from day one. MailerSend has built a solid reputation as a developer-friendly email API and SMTP relay. But, its plans carry a noticeably higher price tag than comparable alternatives at...

Six years is a long time for any business to keep using the same email platform. In this case study article, we want to introduce Truth in IT, a lead generation company that has relied on Elastic Email since its earliest days and has stayed with this email platform as its business grew. At a...

Email was never automatically built with authentication. Anyone, anywhere, can put your domain in the "From:" field of a message and send it to the world. Unless you've told the receiving mail servers otherwise, they'll happily deliver it. That gap is why DMARC exists, and it's why Elastic Email has spent years helping senders close...

Seeing our customers grow and communicate more reliably with their own customers is one of the best parts of what we do at Elastic Email. In this article, we want to introduce another business doing exactly that: CZECH.click, a small and focused IT agency from the CZECH Republic that builds websites and e-commerce stores for...