European Marketing Tools
Browse 225 GDPR-compliant marketing tools from across Europe.

theMarketer
Romanian email, SMS and push marketing platform for e-commerce, and one of the few in this directory that publishes its full sub-processor list with countries.

Mailrelay
Spanish email marketing platform with the most generous free tier in this directory: 80,000 emails a month to 20,000 contacts, with phone support included.

Inxmail
Long-established German email marketing platform from Freiburg, hosted in Germany, aimed at professional and enterprise senders rather than at first newsletters.

Dolist
French email marketing and CRM platform from Pessac near Bordeaux, running since 2000, with campaign, automation and data services from 159 € a month.

Maileon
German email marketing and automation platform from XQueue GmbH, ISO 27001 certified, running exclusively on German servers with no US infrastructure in the chain.

PhantomBuster
French lead sourcing and outbound automation platform that extracts and enriches prospect data from LinkedIn and other sources, hosted exclusively on EU servers.

AhaSend
Dutch transactional email API and SMTP relay on Hetzner infrastructure in Germany and Finland, with a complete published DPA and every sub-processor named by country.

Re:Shark
Amsterdam outbound platform that automates the deliverability plumbing, configuring DNS, DMARC and DKIM, rotating domains and warming inboxes, on EU-only servers.

DMARC Advisor
Dutch DMARC, SPF, DKIM and BIMI management platform with a free tier for personal domains and a €19/month entry plan, serving only Europe and Africa.

Alpaco
Danish email production platform that separates content, design and data so marketers, designers and developers can work on the same campaign without blocking each other.

ExpertSender
Polish omnichannel marketing automation and customer data platform aimed at e-commerce, with email, SMS, web push and onsite personalisation in one account.

Mailkit
Long-running Czech email marketing and automation platform from Prague, with Article 28 processor terms written into its own contract rather than a separate DPA.