What Twilio SendGrid changed

• The link for "Twilio.com" was changed from a general Twilio URL to a specific SendGrid subdomain URL.
• A small text fragment "200 b" was corrected to "200 billion" to fix a display error.

The company is moving its website content to a new home. They updated a link to point back to a specific SendGrid page instead of a general Twilio page. This helps keep users on the right track during the move.

• Removed the cookie consent banner and privacy notice from the top of the page.
• Added a major announcement that SendGrid is "moving in" to Twilio.com.
• Redirected users to find documentation and products on the Twilio domain.
• Removed several bullet points regarding API documentation, AI assistants, and partner integrations from the bottom of the page.

SendGrid is fully merging its online presence into its parent company, Twilio. This might make it harder for users to find standalone email tools or could signal a shift toward selling email as part of a larger bundle of communication tools.

• The SendGrid website content has been migrated to the Twilio.com domain.
• A new landing page explains that SendGrid and Twilio are "moving in together."
• The page now features a Twilio-branded cookie consent and privacy notice.
• Links for documentation, AI support, and partner resources now point to Twilio’s centralized infrastructure.
• The site structure has been simplified to focus on the Email API and Marketing Campaigns as part of the broader Twilio platform.

The SendGrid brand is being more closely integrated into the Twilio ecosystem. This shift from a standalone site to a sub-section of the parent company's domain may change how customers find and buy their email services.