Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
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Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
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Re: Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
#2Same announcement on mailjet website: https://www.mailjet.com/mailgun-acquires-mailjet
Re: Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
#3I've heard varying degrees of feedback on Thoma Bravo - but I'm curious what the general consensus is? It appears, from the outside, that they allow their investment targets to remain autonomous - but I'm curious how hands off (or on) they are.
Re: Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
#4Key part:
> We’ll continue to maintain separate brands, develop new products for each brand, and enhance our existing offerings. As a Mailgun customer, you aren’t likely to notice any change, except for new features and functionality coming your way soon.
Re: Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
#5I bet they drop "gun" from the name
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#6Semi-related: If you are in the market for an email provider for transactional emails, I encourage you to use Postmark. It's a developer focused company with a simple pricing model and great documentation, and their IPs tend to have great reputation scores. I don't work for them, but I switched from one of these two and am very happy I did.
Re: Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
#7Mailmail or Gunjet?
Re: Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
#8And another company acquired coming from efounders, a startup studio specialized in SaaS.
I think efounders track record is really interesting, out of 19 companies, 4 acquisition and 3 other project that seems to work very well (AirCall, Front and Spendesk).
All their companies are here for the curious: https://www.efounders.com/companies
Re: Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
#9Key part: > We’ll continue to maintain separate brands, develop new products for each brand, and enhance our existing offerings. As a Mailgun customer, you aren’t likely to notice any change, except for new features and functionality coming your way soon.
Every company acquisition says this in the beginning. Every.
Re: Mailgun Acquires Mailjet
#10pew pew vroooom