Twilio SendGrid Email API Comentários e detalhes do produto

It is easy to configure sending emails using SendGrid API. Usually, website hostings don't provide an Email Delivery Service, so all the emails are sent from hosting servers which typically end up in the Spam folder or get blocked by vendors like Gmail, Yahoo, AOL etc. SendGrid helps ensure that those emails don't end up in the Spam folder. And, not to mention, it is way easy to integrate the API (with WordPress). And, it has a free plan for starting... so, if you are just starting your website, you probably won't even need to purchase any paid plans to get started.

There is absolutely nothing that I would dislike about SendGrid :)

We use SendGrid for improving Email Deliverability on our Website for emails that are sent through our WordPress Website Hosting. Personally, when I was working as a Freelancer Developer, I implemented SendGrid for each of my clients to make sure that their Website Emails reach inboxes. SendGrid is easy to use and kind of like Switch ON & Forget type of software, which helps make things easier for Email Delivery.

I needed an email API to implement in some of my websites. I use it for transactional emails and our email marketing service. We developed all features, and it works well with Twilio SendGrid Email API. It is easy to implement, maintain and the documentation is enough to start.

The plan's price is something that one should know before starting to use the service. In the beginning, they were giving more than 10k sends per month. Nowadays, they give 100 sends by day. This amount is enough to begin, but if you need to grow a little bit, you will need to pay.

We needed to implement a system for our transactional emails on different websites. Now, I use Twilio SendGrid Email API in all my websites unless someone wants to use another service. For me, their API is easy to use, and once you have developed a function to use it, you can replicate this function if you want to send emails to another website (program) that you are creating. As a developer, I recommend it.

The API is well documented. Examples are clear and testable.

Nothing. SendGrid has improved over the years.

I need a queuing system for an application. SendGrid's promised based API works well

That I can count on SendGrid to get important emails sent to our customers and company representatives

I have no complaints, love this service. The price is excellent and the platform easy to use

We use SendGrid to ensure delivery of reservations made on our websites, in the past we found that customers and stores we manage were not receiving notices 100% of the time. Since we started using SendGrid I can sleep better at night knowing we're not losing business

Ease of use, transparency, reliability, service are all excellent. Excellent value for the money. If I could grow faster and pay more to Sendgrid for a higher tier, I would gladly do so.

I feared they would lose focus on email when acquired by Twilio, but it hasn't seemed to be the case.

Maintaining a good sender reputation with Sendgrid has been easy with their help.

I used SendGrid to send out emails and register users on my personal website. It's great for notifying your customers.

The setup and configuration took me some time as I had to install the API library that SendGrid provided for my web application.

Registering new users to my website, sending out notifications to engage users and send them back to my website

It is incredibly easy to set up and API and integrate it into whatever platform, service, or application you're using.

I would like to see more options for email marketing.

I am able to set up email integrations for client websites.

Their support and unsubscribe groups... Also the generous discounts for students!

Unsubscribe group only available for APi

cPanel / WHM as well as other php scripts

For me, the thing I like best is making use of the email address finder and the blacklist. Normally that's where our issues arise, and SendGrid makes it really easy to hunt down the messages and the email addresses I need to ensure proper delivery.

I have no substantive issues with SendGrid at all. I could stand a bit less in terms of the number of options on the side, but that is probably because my use case is rather more limited.

Normally, I'm trying to see if someone did actually get an email and it's just in their spam folder, or if there's an issue within our own network that's causing a no-send issue. Other times I've had to go in to unblock an email address.

We use the SendGrid API for integration into at least 20 Wordpress websites. As well as custom deployments. The ease-of-use and documentation are matched by none.

Not many things, multiple user support would be a great addition for agencies.

Ability to send transactional email in a breeze. Great reporting helps us determine successful integrations AND ensures customers are getting the important emails they ask for.