Mailjet vs Postmark

Mailjet has a template designer included, along with the option to upload your own custom templates. This gives you a lot of flexibility in personalizing emails.

The interface is very nice. Clean and easy to understand, especially when it comes to analytics. The graphs are clear and well-organized and you can choose what kind of data to display through checkboxes on the top of the graphs.

Postmark is designed to send transactional messages. It specifically warns users not to use it to send weekly newsletter -- this way the emails sent by Postmark are less likely to be marked as spam, increasing the likelihood of your messages reaching the users.

Supports domain-based message authentication which helps to prevent spammers from using your domain to send email without your permission.

Postmark offers very detailed analytics for your emails. For starters, it stores 45 days worth of email logs where you can search to find out which emails were sent, received, who received them, who read them and who marked them as spam.

There are also recipient profiles which keep track of everyone who gets your emails, complete with a list of messages that they have opened, deleted or marked as spam.

All outgoing messages are saved for 45 days so you can see what you're sending to who. This is important if you are sending any dynamic content in your emails.

Postmark has 5 server locations around the world (3 in the US, 1 in Amsterdam and 1 in SIngapore). This way emails will be sent fast regardless of where your users are.