Mailjet pricing in 2026
Every plan from Mailjet's pricing page (checked 26 Oct 2026), what a team of 5, 10 or 25 would pay, the price in your currency and cheaper alternatives.
Starts at
$9a month
Starter for 10 people: $9 a month
- Free plan−10% yearly
Plans
Mailjet plans and prices
4 plans with a public price, in US dollars.
Free
$0Free plan
- 6,000 emails/mo (200/day)
- 1,000 contacts
Starter
Entry paid plan$9/ month
- 8,000 emails/mo
- 2,000 contacts
Essential
$19/ month
- 15,000 emails/mo
- Unlimited contacts
- Segmentation
Premium
$29/ month
- 15,000 emails/mo
- Automations, landing pages
Starting prices; scale with email volume. Custom (high volume): contact sales.
Prices from Mailjet's pricing page, checked 26 Oct 2026. Prices are per plan, not per user. Taxes, seat minimums and promotions vary.
Team cost
What Mailjet costs a team of 5, 10 or 25
Mailjet is priced per plan, so the cost doesn't grow with the team.
| Plan | 5 people | 10 people | 25 people |
|---|---|---|---|
| FreeFree plan | $0 | $0 | $0 |
| Starter$9/mo | $9/mo$108/yr a year | $9/mo$108/yr a year | $9/mo$108/yr a year |
| Essential$19/mo | $19/mo$228/yr a year | $19/mo$228/yr a year | $19/mo$228/yr a year |
| Premium$29/mo | $29/mo$348/yr a year | $29/mo$348/yr a year | $29/mo$348/yr a year |
Free plans usually cap users or features — check Free's limits before planning on it for a team. Paying yearly: Mailjet lists up to 10% off annual billing, so Starter for 10 people would be about $97.20 a year instead of $108. Before tax, at list price.
Local prices
Mailjet in naira, shillings, cedis, rand, pounds and euros
Starter, the entry paid plan, converted from US dollars.
| Currency | A month | A year |
|---|---|---|
| NGNNigerian naira (NGN) | ₦12,009 | ₦144,104 |
| KESKenyan shilling (KES) | KSh1,169 | KSh14,026 |
| GHSGhanaian cedi (GHS) | GH₵104.60 | GH₵1,255 |
| ZARSouth African rand (ZAR) | R149.39 | R1,793 |
| GBPBritish pound (GBP) | £6.73 | £80.76 |
| EUREuro (EUR) | €8.03 | €96.35 |
Indicative only: converted at Surba's daily exchange rates from 26 Oct 2026 (₦1,334 = $1). Unless Mailjet bills you in your own currency, your bank's rate and card fees decide what you're charged.
Discounts
Ways to pay less for Mailjet
Up to 10% off yearly billing
Paying Mailjet yearly instead of monthly.
From Surba's catalog; the vendor decides eligibility.
Alternatives
Cheaper alternatives to Mailjet
Tools in Surba's catalog that cost a team of 10 less a month on their entry plan than Mailjet's Starter.
FAQ
Mailjet pricing questions
How much does Mailjet cost?
Mailjet's paid plans run from $9 to $29 a month according to Mailjet's pricing page (checked 26 Oct 2026) (Starter $9, Essential $19 and Premium $29). Mailjet is priced per plan rather than per user. Starting prices; scale with email volume. Custom (high volume): contact sales. There is also a free plan (Free).
Does Mailjet have a free plan?
Yes. Mailjet's Free plan costs $0 and includes 6,000 emails/mo (200/day) and 1,000 contacts. Free plans usually limit users, history or features, so check what you'd outgrow.
How much does Mailjet cost for a team of 10?
Mailjet is priced per plan, so a team of 10 pays the same as a smaller one: $9 a month ($108 a year) on Starter. With up to 10% off for yearly billing, that would be about $97.20 a year.
How much is Mailjet in naira?
At an indicative rate of ₦1,334 per $1 (26 Oct 2026), Starter at $9 is about ₦12,009 a month. Your bank's exchange rate and card fees decide the final charge.
What are cheaper alternatives to Mailjet?
In Surba's catalog, Buffer ($5/mo) costs less for a team of 10 on its entry plan. Compare features before you switch: the cheapest plan isn't always the closest match.
Is Mailjet cheaper if you pay yearly?
Mailjet gives up to 10% off for paying yearly instead of monthly, according to Mailjet's pricing page (checked 26 Oct 2026). Surba reminds you before each renewal, so an annual plan doesn't renew unnoticed.
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