If I attempt to send 100 emails to users at a single host and am rate-limited by the recipient's e-mail host, the mailgun system attempts to resend those e-mails after 10 minutes. The result is that the same 100 emails all retry at the exact same time and nearly all of them bounce again. Subsequent retries with longer delays will continue to bounce as they all attempt at once.

If retries were randomized between 5-15 minutes, deliverability in this scenario would be substantially improved with minor development effort.

Bounce mails dont came back to senders e-mail account, tracking is impossible without API. Routed e-mails need reply information, feature will make Mailgun perfect.

While some of the existing charts/reports on the dashboard are useful, I would really like to know about delivery rates / failures by the domain we are sending to (or ideally ESP... i.e. hotmail/msn centurytel/centurylink/embarmail).

I usually end up hearing about a block or other delivery issue from our users. Short of pulling data over the API and parsing it myself I know of no way to accomplish monitoring this currently.

I want to see the contents of the email log, I find it convenient if viewing the contents of the email was sent
Thanks you

The maximum limit for routes is 5,000. Currently Mailgun does not notify you when you're close to the limit. This is especially risky if you create lots of routes programmatically via the Routes API.

This would be a useful safety feature in the event that something goes wrong in user code that is pushing messages thru mailgun.

Add some options to segment list sending, or create temporary lists based on number of list members.

When sending out to a large list, a user may sometimes wish to throttle the sends over a time period to avoid having too many responses or heavy web traffic all hitting at once.

There should be an endpoint where you can submit the MIME of a message and get a spam probability score to determine deliverability.

A problem with sending email with Mailgun is: many Mailgun users are using the same IP-address. When another user is sending spam, all emails from that IP-address to Hotmail/Live addresses are blocked, until Mailgun has assegned a new IP-address after a couple of hours (when I create a ticket).

My idea: an automatic affected IP-address detection. When Microsoft returns an error "bad IP reputation", then automatically assign a new IP address and resend the failed emails.

Hello guys,

I think we need a new features when we take the tags statistics, now we can set multiple tags for a message but we take the statistics only for one.

We need to can take statistics for 2 or 3 tags concatenated per message because, for example if I want to see how many clicked have a user for a specific marketing message I can't do this.

I can do a difference between stats, because I used the specific marketing email for many users and I used the specific user tag for multiple marketing tags.

Logging into multiple client accounts seems to cause us to start getting one-time code prompts frequently, making it very difficult to work with them.

The two unsubscribe templates (the one that asks you for confirmation and the one with the ok message) have such very basic styling that makes this feature almost unusable. Just using the same styles as in your main site (fonts, colors) would give a much better impression.

I'd love to see a WordPress plugin that would allow control of settings and show reporting while allowing the site to use Mailgun to send emails from it's domain.

Have more than 3 tags. due to no and operator for tag filtering users are being forced to create combo tags such as appname-location but doing this easily runs into the tag limit of 3 can this limit be increased to something more reasonable minimum 10?

Currently I'm able to send e-mails from one domain using another domains SMTP credentials. It would enhance security to enforce that credentials are needed for the specific sending domain.

Currently mailgun API does not officially support non-ascii characters in filename attachments. There are workarounds but it would be nice if it was supported natively.

I would like you to add a limit on the amount of messages that can be processed per month, for individual "SMTP Credential", for a given domain.

E.g. a domain "mydomain.com" has 3 SMTP Credentials: admin@mydomain.com, secretary@mydomain.com, and guest@mydomain.com

I would like to be able to specify how many monthly emails a specific SMTP Credential can send: admin@mydomain.com = unlimited, secretary@mydomain.com = 10,000, guest@mydomain.com = 1,000 emails per month.

Please add this feature.
Thanks