6 free alternatives to Mailmodo

Mailjet's free tier gives you 6,000 emails per month, 1,000 contacts, access to APIs, SMTP Relay, and Webhooks, plus an Advanced Email Editor, basic statistics, and a form builder. That makes it a better fit if your main need is simple sending volume and an email API in one place. It also has no credit-card requirement. Where it trails Mailmodo is journey automation depth, since the free offer does not advertise active journeys or interactive-email features. Switch if you want a more API-friendly starter without Mailmodo's tighter credit ceiling.

• Beats Mailmodo: More monthly send volume and more contacts on the free tier
• Falls short: Less emphasis on journey automation and interactive campaign workflow
• Who should switch: Switch to Mailjet if you mostly need an email API plus a larger free sending allowance.

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MailerLite's free tier includes up to 500 subscribers, 12,000 monthly emails, 1 user seat, 1 website, 10 landing pages, signup forms and pop-ups, a drag-and-drop editor, an automation builder, and comparative reporting. It is a good option if you want a broader marketing site stack alongside email. It also does not require a credit card. Compared with Mailmodo, it gives you much more monthly email volume and more surfaces for lead capture, but it does not center on interactive-email capabilities or Mailmodo's journey/contact model. Choose it if landing pages and forms matter as much as email.

• Beats Mailmodo: More monthly emails and a broader free website and landing page toolkit
• Falls short: Fewer Mailmodo-style journey and interactive-email features
• Who should switch: Switch to MailerLite if you want email marketing plus landing pages and a website on the free plan.

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Maileroo's free tier allows up to 3,000 outbound emails per month and adds a long list of delivery and developer features, including SMTP relay, RESTful API access, webhooks, sandbox domain access, email verification API access, click and open tracking, real-time analytics, template engine, inbound routing, bounce handling, complaint handling, and authentication support. It also includes a free dedicated IP address. No credit card is required. This beats Mailmodo on delivery and developer plumbing, especially if you are sending from an app or website. It falls short on campaign and journey-oriented marketing controls. Pick it when sending infrastructure matters more than automation depth.

• Beats Mailmodo: Stronger delivery and developer features, plus more monthly outbound emails
• Falls short: Less of a marketing-automation focus than Mailmodo
• Who should switch: Switch to Maileroo if you need an email delivery stack with API and routing tools.

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Mailchimp's free tier includes up to 250 contacts, 500 emails per month or 250 per day, 1 audience, 1 user, forms and landing pages, basic reports, audience tools, integrations, content studio, social posting, and a free website builder. It also includes a preview of marketing automation flows and no credit card requirement. Compared with Mailmodo, it is weaker on sending volume and team capacity, but it offers a broader all-in-one marketing surface for very small lists. It is best when you want a familiar email marketing workspace and can live within much tighter sending limits.

• Beats Mailmodo: More all-in-one marketing site and audience tooling on the free tier
• Falls short: Much lower sending limits and fewer practical free-tier resources
• Who should switch: Switch to Mailchimp if you have a very small list and want a broad starter marketing suite.

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SendPulse's free tier gives you 15,000 emails per month, 140+ editable templates, a drag-and-drop email builder, contact import, subscription forms, basic automation, open and click analytics, 3 sender email addresses, up to 5 automated flows, 50 elements per flow, 1 event trigger, 100 email verifications, and 24/7 live chat and email support. No credit card is required. It clearly beats Mailmodo on raw sending room and gives you more built-in automation breadth before you pay. Where it trails is in Mailmodo's tighter campaign workspace and journey/contact structure. Use it if you need a lot more free volume and can work within simpler automation limits.

• Beats Mailmodo: Much higher monthly email volume on the free plan
• Falls short: Less constrained journey management and fewer Mailmodo-specific campaign controls
• Who should switch: Switch to SendPulse if free send volume is your top priority.

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EmailOctopus's free tier includes 2,500 subscribers, 10,000 emails per month, 1 landing page, 1 form, 1 user, branded emails, and reports available for 30 days. No credit card is required. It beats Mailmodo on both subscriber capacity and monthly send allowance, while staying simple enough for a small list. It falls short on branding control and reporting depth because the free plan keeps EmailOctopus branding on emails and limits reports to 30 days. Choose it if you want the simplest path to more free sending room without moving into a heavier marketing stack.

• Beats Mailmodo: More subscribers and more monthly emails on the free plan
• Falls short: Branded emails and shorter report retention than Mailmodo
• Who should switch: Switch to EmailOctopus if you want a straightforward email sender with more free capacity.

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