Use case · SaaS & app founders

Password resets and product emails from one tool, not two vendors.

Transactional API, lifecycle marketing, and a built-in CRM in one account — so you stop stitching SendGrid to a marketing tool and paying both.

Transactional API + SMTP · Marketing automations · Built-in CRM

Most SaaS teams end up with two email stacks: one for transactional — receipts, resets, verification — and another for onboarding drips and product marketing.

So there's SendGrid at ~$90 a month for the transactional side, plus a separate marketing tool with its own contact-based bill. Two dashboards, two APIs, two invoices, and no single view of the customer.

For a lean team, that's real money and real overhead — for emails that could all come from one place.

— a composite of the founders Bluey is built for
The problem

Splitting transactional and marketing across two vendors costs twice and shows you half the picture.

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Two systems to wire up

One API for transactional, another platform for marketing — double the integration work and double the things that break.

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Two bills, both scaling

Volume-based transactional pricing plus contact-based marketing pricing means two invoices that both climb as you grow.

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No single customer view

Your product emails and your marketing emails live in different tools, so nobody sees the full journey in one place.

The Bluey fix

Every email your product sends — one account, one bill.

A reliable transactional API and SMTP, lifecycle automations, and a CRM that ties it all to the customer.

Transactional API & SMTP

Receipts, password resets, verification, and alerts through a clean API or SMTP — with the deliverability tooling to land them.

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Lifecycle automations

Onboarding drips, trial nudges, and re-engagement flows in the same account as your transactional email.

Email automation guide
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Built-in CRM

Contacts, deals, and activity in one place — so product and marketing emails finally share a single customer view.

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Deliverability built in

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC guidance and monitoring included, so critical resets and receipts reach the inbox.

Deliverability guide
The switch

One tool instead of a two-vendor stack.

The typical SaaS email setup vs. consolidating on Bluey.

What you needTypical stackBluey
Transactional emailSendGrid ~$90/moIncluded
Marketing & lifecycleSeparate tool + its own billIncluded
CRM / customer viewYet another toolIncluded
SendGrid figure is its published 2026 Pro transactional pricing (100K emails, dedicated IP). Marketing tools bill separately, usually per contact. Bluey combines transactional, marketing, and CRM on one flat plan. Prices as of Aug 2026; verify current pricing before quoting.

Why founders consolidate on Bluey

Transactional and marketing email from one API and one dashboard
One flat bill instead of two vendor invoices that both scale
Built-in CRM ties product and marketing emails to the customer
Deliverability tooling (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) included for critical mail
Native INR pricing — no currency markup
Unlimited marketing campaigns and automations alongside your API
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Questions teams ask

Does Bluey have a proper transactional API?

Yes — a transactional email API and SMTP for receipts, password resets, verification, and alerts, with status tracking and deliverability tooling, in the same account as your marketing.

Can I run onboarding and product-marketing emails too?

Yes. Lifecycle automations, drips, and campaigns live alongside your transactional email, and the built-in CRM ties both to each customer — one view, one bill.

How does this save money vs. SendGrid plus a marketing tool?

You replace two scaling invoices with one flat plan that includes transactional, marketing, and CRM — instead of paying volume-based transactional pricing and contact-based marketing pricing separately.

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Stop paying two vendors for one job.

Transactional, marketing, and CRM in one account — one API, one dashboard, one flat bill.