Founded in 2019, the service sends and tracks the automated messages a website generates, from purchase receipts to password resets.
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Mailer To Go is a transactional email service founded in 2019. It sends the automated messages a website generates when a customer acts — purchase receipts, order confirmations, password-reset links — and reports on their delivery. The company maintains a McAllen page for Rio Grande Valley businesses getting started.
Transactional email is single messages to single recipients, triggered by an event on a website. Mailer To Go sends these messages and reports whether each was delivered, opened, clicked, or bounced. Unsubscribe requests are handled automatically, and recipients who opt out are removed from the sending list.
Messages are sent from the customer's own domain, authenticated under SPF, DKIM, and DMARC — the checks inbox providers apply when deciding whether mail is genuine. The sending infrastructure runs in multiple regions for privacy, compliance, and availability reasons.
The service is aimed at businesses whose websites send mail automatically: online stores, booking pages, membership sites, and applications with customer accounts. It connects to a site's existing mail configuration and does not require rebuilding the website.
A free plan is available. Paid plans are priced by sending volume and start at $15 per month. Chat support is included on all plans.
Customization options are limited; the company describes the simple interface as a deliberate design choice. Businesses that need elaborate email templates are advised to confirm specifics before committing.
Mailer To Go states that it complies with GDPR, runs on data centers certified under SOC 2 Type II, protects backend access with multi-factor authentication, and encrypts data in transit and at rest.
Plan details and documentation are available on the company's site.
