When should you choose Sequenzy?

1. You're Building a SaaS

Sequenzy is designed for SaaS businesses. Stripe integration syncs your subscription data, enabling automations based on trial expiry, plan changes, and churn risk. BirdSend doesn't integrate with billing systems.

2. You Need Transactional Emails

Password resets, order confirmations, and system notifications alongside your marketing campaigns. Sequenzy's transactional email API handles both. BirdSend is marketing-only.

3. You Want AI-Generated Content

AI-powered sequences generate email content based on your product and goals. Write a brief, get a full onboarding or nurture sequence. BirdSend doesn't have content generation.

4. You Need Advanced Automation

Sequenzy's automation builder handles complex workflows with conditional logic, SaaS triggers, and branching paths. BirdSend's automation is more linear.

When should you stick with BirdSend?

1. You're a Content Creator

BirdSend is built for bloggers, course creators, and digital product sellers. Revenue tracking, per-contact pricing, and simple sequences match the creator workflow.

2. Budget Matters Most

Starting at $9/month, BirdSend is one of the cheapest email marketing tools. Per-contact pricing means you don't pay extra for subscribers on multiple lists.

3. Revenue Tracking Is Important

BirdSend's built-in LTV and ALTV tracking per subscriber tells you exactly which subscribers generate revenue. No integration needed, it just works.

4. You Want Resend to Unopens

One-click resend to subscribers who didn't open your email. It's a simple feature but genuinely useful for improving reach. Sequenzy doesn't have this as a one-click action.

Honest Limitations of Sequenzy

• More expensive: $29+/mo vs BirdSend's $9/mo for small lists
• No per-contact pricing: Charges per subscriber, not unique contacts
• No built-in revenue tracking: Revenue data comes via Stripe integration
• No resend-to-unopens button: Need to set up a segment manually

Honest Limitations of BirdSend

• No transactional emails: Marketing only
• No Stripe integration: No subscription-aware automations
• No AI content generation: Write everything yourself
• Simpler email editor: Better for text emails, limited for visual designs
• Smaller company: Less ecosystem, fewer integrations
• Basic automation: Linear sequences, not complex branching workflows