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Here at Spendbase our internal data shows that MailatMars is hitting a very strong value-for-money sweet spot for most Spendbase clients, especially those switching from older or more expensive email tools.

Key positives our clients highlight
– Higher performance vs previous tools
– Up to ~30% higher open rates
– Around 10% higher click rates
– Noticeably higher inbox / deliverability rates
– Ease of use
– Simple, intuitive UI
– Email template builder is easy to handle, even for non‑technical teams
– Campaign setup and management is straightforward
– Analytics & reporting
– Clear charts and graphics for campaign performance
– Easy to see sends, opens, and clicks
– Data export is convenient for further segmentation and follow‑up
– Pricing & value
– Frequently described as “value for money” and “most affordable” in its range
– Suitable for both small teams and larger organizations watching their SaaS spend
– Support & reliability
– Customer service is called out as responsive and helpful
– Platform described as reliable and secure

Main friction points Spendbase clients flag
– Templates
– Limited number of pre‑designed email templates
– Demand for more modern, ready‑to‑use layouts
– Bounce management
– Need for clearer bounce counts at the campaign level
– Clients want this to clean lists quickly and save time
– Vendor has already confirmed they are working on a bounce tracker
– Editor expectations
– Some clients expect an even simpler, more flexible email editor
– Desire for more built‑in options without needing custom design work

How this translates into Spendbase recommendations
– For teams focused on ROI and deliverability, MailatMars is a strong candidate.
– For organizations sending frequent campaigns, the automation builder and content studio can reduce manual effort and tool sprawl.
– If your marketing strategy relies heavily on polished, pre‑made designs, plan some in‑house template work or confirm the template roadmap with the vendor.
– If list hygiene and bounce tracking are critical, it’s worth checking the current state of their bounce reporting, as this is a known improvement area.

Overall, our internal data shows that MailatMars delivers strong performance and affordability, with the main trade‑offs around templates and advanced bounce analytics rather than core sending or usability.