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Bulletsend

Bulletproof transactional emails. Redefined.

bulletsend.com Software Development / Domains, DNS & Email Delivery

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Mobile
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Public revenue
Undisclosed
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Entry price
$24.95/mo
Higher than 87% of peersNiche median $10/mo
Creators
Unlinked
No verified creators
Launched
10y ago
2016-07-29 · Est.

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  • Launched on BetaListLaunch

    Bulletsend – Bulletproof transactional emails. Redefined. — Bulletproof transactional emails. Redefined.

    Jul 29, 2016 · 10y agoLaunch page

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Search

Domain authority —Domain registered 2016-04-22

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Traffic data: Vaneform

Pricing

free plan
Unknown
25,000 emails/month · extra 10,000 emails/month
100,000
$24.95/mo
100,000 · $0.25 / 1K
SUGGESTED PLAN
$44.95/mo
200,000 · $0.20 / 1K
500,000
$89.95/mo
500,000 · $0.18 / 1K
1M Million
$159.95/mo
1M Million · $0.16 / 1K
Custom
Contact sales

Trial: None · 4 paid tiers ($24.95–$159.95) · Enterprise custom tier · Observed 2026-11-08 · Pricing page

Entry price $24.95/mo, Higher than 87% of peers; “Domains, DNS & Email Delivery” median is $10/mo.View pricing benchmark

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Tracked since 2026-08-13

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Questions & evidence

How much does Bulletsend cost?
free plan: Unknown; 100,000: $24.95/mo; SUGGESTED PLAN: $44.95/mo; 500,000: $89.95/mo; 1M Million: $159.95/mo; Custom: Contact sales. Observed 2026-11-08. Check the source for current billing terms, usage limits and taxes.Source

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