Compare
GroupList vs Mailfox
Short answer: Pick GroupList if you want Pay-per-email marketing for startups; pick Mailfox if you want instant alerts for bounced transactional emails. GroupList has a free plan, paid from $10/month; Mailfox is paid.
GroupListAffordable Email Marketing Without the Bloat
MailfoxNever let a missed email cost you money again!Which to pick
Pick GroupList if you want…
- Pay-per-email marketing for startups
- A free plan to start with
- Integrations with WordPress plugin or RSS feed (on GroupList's list, not Mailfox's)
Pick Mailfox if you want…
- Instant alerts for bounced transactional emails
- Email loss prevention and alerts
- Integrations with Mailgun, SendGrid or Mailjet (on Mailfox's list, not GroupList's)
Side by side
- What it is
- GroupList:Pay-as-you-go email marketing platform with automation, reports and branded links.
- Mailfox:Mailfox monitors transactional email delivery via webhooks and sends instant alerts for bounces and failures.
- Best for
- GroupList:Pay-per-email marketing for startups
- Mailfox:Instant alerts for bounced transactional emails
- Who it’s for
- GroupList:Startups and small teams that need affordable email campaigns without monthly fees.
- Mailfox:Developers and businesses that rely on transactional email notifications.
- Pricing
- GroupList:Freemium
- Mailfox:Paid
- Starting price
- GroupList:$10/month (12k Sends per Month)
- Mailfox:—
- Free plan or trial
- GroupList:Free trial
- Mailfox:—
- Plans
- GroupList:10k Sends (one-time) $10.00 · 20k Sends (one-time) $20.00 · 50k Sends (one-time) $50.00 · 100k Sends (one-time) $100.00 · 12k Sends per Month $10.00 per month
- Mailfox:—
- Works with
- GroupList:WordPress plugin, RSS feed
- Mailfox:Mailgun, SendGrid, Mailjet, Brevo, Resend, Postmark
GroupList features
- Pay-as-you-go pricing. Send emails for $10 per 10,000 messages, no monthly fees or contact limits.
- Smart automation. Create drip campaigns, time-based emails and scheduled blasts.
- Beautiful reports. Track opens, clicks and bounces with clean, exportable charts.
- Branded links. Use your own domain for unsubscribe and tracking links.
- Email aliases. Create up to 10 free aliases that forward to multiple inboxes.
- WordPress & RSS integration. Automatically send new posts or feed items as email campaigns.
Mailfox features
- No-code webhook integration. Connect Mailgun, SendGrid, Mailjet, Brevo, Resend, and Postmark in minutes without API keys.
- Real-time failure notifications. Receive instant alerts when an email bounces, is marked as spam, or fails temporarily.
- Unlimited event tracking. Track any number of email events without caps.
- Multi-provider support. Use a single Mailfox webhook URL with multiple email providers simultaneously.
- Privacy-focused data storage. Only event metadata is stored; email content is never saved.
- Simple setup. One-minute configuration via provider webhook settings.
GroupList vs Mailfox FAQ
What is the difference between GroupList and Mailfox?+
Mailfox: Emphasizes preventing missed emails rather than bulk campaign automation.
Should I use GroupList or Mailfox?+
Pick GroupList if you want Pay-per-email marketing for startups, a free plan to start with or integrations with WordPress plugin or RSS feed (on GroupList's list, not Mailfox's). Pick Mailfox if you want instant alerts for bounced transactional emails, email loss prevention and alerts or integrations with Mailgun, SendGrid or Mailjet (on Mailfox's list, not GroupList's).
Is GroupList or Mailfox free?+
GroupList has a free plan; paid plans start at $10/month (12k Sends per Month). Mailfox is paid.
Do GroupList and Mailfox integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: GroupList lists WordPress plugin and RSS feed; Mailfox lists Mailgun, SendGrid, Mailjet, Brevo and 2 more.
On DevHunt
Based on each tool's website and DevHunt data. Details may change; check the official sites.