Mailingwork

Mailingwork has been running since 1998, with the dedicated email marketing product shipped from 2001, which makes it one of the longest-running tools in this category by a wide margin.

That history shows up in the target customer: mid-market and enterprise senders, and agencies or resellers managing several client accounts or brands from one login, rather than a single small business sending its own list. The trade-off for that depth is that Mailingwork is not a self-serve, look-at-the-price-and-sign-up product — there is a demo, not a published tariff.

Mailingwork is now operated by Positive Group Chemnitz GmbH, which took over the German company in late 2023 — the same Positive Group that owns Sarbacane and noCRM.io, though Mailingwork itself remains a separate, German-market product.

No price list is published on the site; every tier is quoted after a demo, which is a genuine gap next to Flexmail's or KlickTipp's fully published pricing and the reason it sits at the bottom of this newly added group. What is published is the multi-account architecture and automation aimed squarely at agencies and mid-market marketing teams, with GDPR handling built around German norms.

What Mailingwork does well

• Running since 1998 — the longest history in this category
• Multi-account setup built for agencies and resellers
• Automation aimed at mid-market and enterprise senders
• German company, EU jurisdiction
• GDPR handling built around German norms

Where Mailingwork falls short

• No published price list — every tier is quoted after a demo
• Not a self-serve product; the buying process needs a conversation
• No paid memberships or paywall
• Recently changed ownership (Positive Group, late 2023), so continuity is unproven

Standout feature. The only tool here with no published price at all: Mailingwork asks for a demo before it tells you what it costs.