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Mailgun by Sinch

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Mailgun by Pathwire empowers businesses to take back control of the way they connect. As one of the world’s largest email service providers, Mailgun by Pathwire enables development and product teams alike to send, receive, and track emails with ease.

We help hundreds of thousands of companies like Lyft, Microsoft, and Dribbble send 250 billion emails every year. Since 2010, Mailgun by Pathwire has delivered innovative technologies to technically progressive companies around the globe through products like our RESTful Email API, elegant Inbound Email Routing software, and a reliable cloud-based infrastructure boasting 99.99% server uptime.

After acquiring both Mailjet Email Marketing and Email on Acid, we decided to come together as one unified company – Pathwire, the communications platform for connection-oriented businesses. We’re a team of people who are passionate about email and the folks behind it. We see the site engineer behind every integration, the marketer designing every email campaign, and everybody in between. Email is more than landing in inboxes; it’s about connecting people with the pieces of information that matter most to them.

Headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, with a European Headquarters in Paris, Pathwire has 200+ team members in over 10 cities across the world.
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Location: United States, Texas, San Antonio
Employees: 201-500
Total raised: $51.1M

Investors 2

Funding Rounds 2

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
22.02.2017-$50M-
13.05.2011-$1.1M-

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22.02.2017Email automation platform Mailgun spins out of Rackspace, raises $50 millionCloud giant Rackspace has revealed that it’s spinning out Mailgun, its email automation platform for developers, as an independent company. Founded in 2010, Y Combinator graduate Mailgun provides the backend technology that lets third-party...
22.02.2017Email automation platform Mailgun spins out of Rackspace, raises $50 millionDid you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. Cloud giant Rackspace has revealed that it’s spinning out Mailgun, its email automation platform for developers, as an independent comp...
20.02.2016Gravitational (S15) Helps Companies Run and Maintain Cloud Apps on Their Private InfrastructureMost software vendors put their software on a virtual machine and send it to their customers. That means that the customers are on the hook to hire system integrators and other IT personnel to keep that software running — making the entire ...
14.02.2016Gravitational Helps Deliver Software On-Prem And In Cloud From Single Code BaseGravitational, a graduate of the Y Combinator 2015 class set out solve a very difficult problem for companies — how to deliver software in the cloud and on-premises from a single code base. Without a solution like the one from Gravaitional,...
28.08.2012Rackspace picks up startup Mailgun and its email server toolsWe are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Rackspace picked up Mailgun today, a Bay Area-bas...
26.12.2011The Case For Developer PlatformsEditor’s note: Guest contributor James Yu is cofounder of Parse, a cloud platform for mobile developers. You can follow him on Twitter and read his blog. Over the years, software development has ping-ponged between server-centric and client...
13.05.2011Mailgun Raises $1.1 Million For Its 'Twilio For Email'Last October I wrote about a small startup called Mailgun that was setting out on a bold mission: to provide developers a way to programmatically create and manage mailboxes and email messages using a straightforward API. Put another way, t...
28.10.2010Mailgun Gives Developers An API For Creating And Managing Online MailboxesThese days, it’s a given that the latest web service you sign up for is going to be using email for something. The better services make these messages interactive — when someone leaves a message on your Facebook Wall, you don’t have to head...

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