What Mailgun changed

• Removed the top navigation bar including Pricing, Products, and Solutions links.
• Removed the "Start for free" and "Contact sales" buttons from the header.
• Removed the entire footer section containing company info, resources, and legal links.
• Removed the newsletter subscription form.
• Removed the "Get started" and "Schedule a demo" buttons from the hero section.

The website has removed almost all navigation menus, resource links, and call-to-action buttons. This creates a much more focused page that forces visitors to look only at the core product features and social proof.

• Added a direct link to "State of email deliverability" in the Resources navigation menu.
• Updated the Data Protection Agreement (DPA) link in the footer to point to a specific Sinch legal URL.

Mailgun is positioning itself as a thought leader by making its deliverability research more visible in the main navigation. This helps them build trust with developers who care about whether their emails actually reach the inbox.

• Added a new promotional banner at the top of the homepage.
• The banner highlights a survey of 1,200+ senders and 400B emails.
• The banner focuses on email ROI, relevance, and the influence of AI.
• Removed a large section of detailed cookie consent text and tracking tables from the footer area.

Mailgun is using new data from 1,200 senders to prove that email is still a valuable tool. This helps them convince customers that their service is worth the money, especially with the rise of AI.