euromail vs Mailgun
For European senders weighing Mailgun (the developer classic) against an EU-native alternative. Honest differences, no scare tactics, including where Mailgun is the better choice.
| euromail.dev | Mailgun | |
|---|---|---|
| EU data residency | Email storage and self-hosted AI processing run in Finland. The DPA names ancillary services, including billing outside the EU, and the data each receives. | EU region offered on paid plans; Mailgun (Sinch) is US-headquartered, so the CLOUD Act applies |
| Data processing agreement | DPA included on every plan, including Free, not gated behind Enterprise. | DPA available; EU region selection on paid tiers |
| Deliverability visibility | Deliverability insights included free: live delivery latency, DMARC monitoring, Google Postmaster + Microsoft SNDS integration. We publish our own numbers at /deliverability/. | Deliverability tools sold as a paid add-on |
| Inbound email | Core feature: inbound routes, mailboxes with lease/ack delivery, agent mailboxes for AI workloads. | Inbound routing available |
| Pricing | Free tier (3,000 emails/mo), then from €19/mo. DPA, insights, and inbound on every plan. | From $15/mo (Basic), EU region and deliverability tools on higher tiers |
When Mailgun is the better choice
Mailgun is a mature platform with years of deliverability tooling and a large team behind it. If you need battle-tested scale today and US jurisdiction isn't a blocker for your customers, it's a safe pick.
Why teams switch to euromail
Teams reviewing message residency can verify that EuroMail's email infrastructure and AI processing run in Finland. The DPA names the ancillary subprocessors and their data access, including billing outside the EU. GDPR export and erasure tools are built in. We publish our own live delivery numbers, sample sizes included, at euromail.dev/deliverability. When you're ready, the move is a config change, not a rewrite. The migration guide covers the API mapping, DNS dual-running, webhooks, and suppressions.