I’ve been using sendgrid bluesky smtp for a few months now, and yeah, the spam folder thing is real.
What helped me was warming up the IPs slowly and using a tool like Mail-Tester to check my emails before sending. Also, make sure your DKIM and SPF records are solid.
Compared to Mailgun, I’d say sendgrid bluesky smtp is better for high-volume sends, but Mailgun’s analytics are way clearer.
What helped me was warming up the IPs slowly and using a tool like Mail-Tester to check my emails before sending. Also, make sure your DKIM and SPF records are solid.
Compared to Mailgun, I’d say sendgrid bluesky smtp is better for high-volume sends, but Mailgun’s analytics are way clearer.