When should you choose Sequenzy?

1. You Need Marketing + Transactional

EmailIt is primarily a transactional service. If you need to send marketing campaigns, onboarding sequences, or promotional emails alongside your transactional messages, Sequenzy handles both in one platform. One dashboard, one bill.

2. You're a SaaS Founder

Sequenzy is built for SaaS businesses. Stripe integration, trial expiry sequences, churn prevention, subscriber lifecycle management. EmailIt sends emails but doesn't understand your customers or their subscription status.

3. You Want a Visual Editor

Our email editor lets you design emails with drag-and-drop blocks and AI assistance. EmailIt requires you to build HTML emails in code. If your team includes non-developers who need to create emails, Sequenzy is the better choice.

4. You Need Automation

AI-powered sequences let you build automated workflows triggered by user behavior, subscription events, or time delays. EmailIt has no automation. Everything you send through EmailIt needs to be triggered by your own code.

When should you stick with EmailIt?

1. You Only Need Transactional Email

If your product only sends password resets, order confirmations, and system notifications, EmailIt does the job well and costs less. No point paying for marketing features you won't use.

2. Budget Is Your Priority

EmailIt's per-email pricing is significantly cheaper than Sequenzy for transactional-only use. If you're watching every dollar and don't need marketing, EmailIt keeps costs down.

3. You Want Maximum Simplicity

EmailIt is straightforward. REST API, SMTP relay, done. No complex setup, no feature overload. If simplicity matters more than features, EmailIt delivers.

4. You're Already Using It

If EmailIt works for your transactional needs and you don't need marketing features, there's no reason to switch. Don't fix what isn't broken.

Honest Limitations of Sequenzy

• More expensive for transactional only: $49/mo vs EmailIt's ~$9/mo
• More complex setup: More features means more configuration
• No pay-per-email option: Subscription-based pricing
• Newer platform: Less operational history

Honest Limitations of EmailIt

• No real marketing features: Basic newsletter support at best
• No visual editor: Developers only. Build your own HTML.
• No automation: Every email must be triggered by your application code.
• No subscriber management: Minimal contact management features.
• Smaller ecosystem: Fewer integrations and community resources than larger providers.
• Limited analytics: Basic delivery metrics compared to full platforms.