Sendgate adds the access control Mailchimp reserves for its Enterprise plan on top of your account: every team stays in its own lane, with its own audiences and senders. Mailchimp's sending power doesn't change.
7 days, everything included, no card · $29/month after, unlimited users
Teams that send with more than one pair of hands
Your Mailchimp password lives in three different Slack threads.
Everyone sees every contact, nobody knows who sent what, and reviews happen from memory.
Sendgate gives every team its own lane, puts a review step where it matters, and keeps a log of every send.
You're not taking anything away from Mailchimp. You're just done crossing your fingers.
You assign every audience and every sender address to a group. Whatever doesn't belong to a team shows up nowhere for it: not in its audiences, not in its senders, not in its sending history.
Turn on mandatory approval for a whole team, or for a single person. As long as an email isn't approved, it can't go out. Everywhere else, sends keep going out with no friction.
As long as the campaign isn't approved, sending and scheduling stay locked — API included.
You set a maximum number of emails per contact over a rolling 7, 15 or 30 days. Every send drops contacts who are already at their limit, no matter which team prepared it.
Blocks you drag, not HTML. A title, an image, some text, a button, and the campaign is ready. For urgent sends, plain-text mode takes thirty seconds to write.
Sendgate never sends a single email itself. Click Send, and the campaign is created in the Mailchimp account you already have — Mailchimp is the one sending it.
Claire picked her audience and wrote her email without ever opening Mailchimp.
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Through your API key. Nothing is hosted elsewhere, nothing is copied: the campaign appears in your account exactly as if you'd built it by hand.
Your Mailchimp account
Same sending address, same reputation, same stats. You migrate nothing, and you don't pay for the send twice.
"Three of us had the Mailchimp keys, and nobody knew who'd sent what. Now every team has its own lane, and I finally see the full history."
"My regional managers send their own local campaigns now. They only see their own list, I approve before it goes out, and I'm no longer re-reading everything at the last minute."
"What sold us is that nothing changed on the Mailchimp side. We connected the account on a Thursday, and the groups were set up by the next day."
The walled-off access Mailchimp reserves for its Enterprise plan. Without the Enterprise price.
Still have a question? Write to us, we answer ourselves.
Try it for freeNo. Sendgate sits on top of Mailchimp, which you already use: you paste your API key, and that's it. No migration, Mailchimp stays your sending channel.
Mailchimp today, other ESPs next.
No. Your contacts stay in Mailchimp. We only store the strict minimum (audience names, group access, campaign metadata), never your database. Details on the Privacy page.
As many as you want: unlimited users and groups, included in the plan.
$29/month, all-inclusive, no tiers or quotes. Free 7-day trial, no commitment.
You create team groups and decide which audiences and senders each one can use. A member only sees their own scope, so it's impossible to send to the wrong audience or on behalf of another team.
Yes, no commitment: cancel in one click, during the trial or after.
