SendOps

Pricing

Send more. Pay the same.

SendOps charges for the platform — seats, templates, retention — never for volume and never per contact. SES handles delivery at $0.10 per 1,000 emails. Whether you send 10,000 or 10 million emails, to 500 contacts or 500,000, your SendOps plan stays the same.

Free

$0

For individuals and small projects

  • Unlimited email volume
  • 1 team seat
  • 3 templates
  • 7 days event retention
  • Basic analytics
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Popular

Team

$29/mo

For growing teams

  • Unlimited email volume
  • 5 team seats
  • 50 templates
  • 90 days event retention
  • Advanced analytics
  • GitHub integration
  • Email support
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Business

$149/mo

For larger organizations

  • Unlimited email volume
  • 25 team seats
  • 200 templates
  • 1 year event retention
  • Full analytics suite
  • Priority support
  • Audit logs
  • SSO
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All plans include unlimited email volume. You only pay SES delivery costs ($0.10 per 1,000 emails).

The real cost of "free"

Slide to compare. Our free plan doesn't have a volume cap.

Other providers gate their free tier by email volume — and bill you again for storing contacts. Cross either threshold and you're on a paid plan. SendOps Free has no volume limit and no contact limit — on it, you only pay SES delivery costs.

4,000 emails/month

SendOps + SES

$0.40 SES + $0 SendOps (Free plan)

$0.40 /mo
MailgunBasic
$15+$15
Postmark10K
$15+$15
SendGridEssentials
$20+$20
ResendPro
$20+$20

At 4K emails/month, you'd pay $17/mo on average with other providers — before contact-storage fees. With SendOps Free, you pay $0.40 for SES delivery. That's it.

FAQ

Common questions

Do I pay SendOps per email?

No. SendOps charges a flat monthly fee for the platform — seats, templates, retention, and analytics. Email delivery goes through your own AWS SES account at Amazon's rate of $0.10 per 1,000 emails. There is no per-email markup from SendOps.

What happens if I exceed a plan's template or seat limit?

You'll be prompted to upgrade. We never block email delivery — your SES sending continues regardless of your SendOps plan tier.

Do I need an AWS account?

Yes. SendOps connects to your existing AWS account and manages SES on your behalf. You keep full ownership of your sending infrastructure, domains, and data.

Can I switch plans or cancel anytime?

Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time. There are no long-term contracts or cancellation fees.

How is SendOps different from SendGrid or Postmark?

SendGrid, Postmark, and similar providers send email through their own infrastructure and charge per email — and usually per contact too. SendOps is a full email marketing and analytics platform on top of your own AWS SES: audiences, broadcasts, drip workflows, templates, and analytics, while SES handles delivery at a fraction of the cost on your own sending reputation.

Do you charge per contact?

No. Contacts, lists, and segments aren't billing dimensions on any SendOps plan. Managed platforms typically charge $200+ per month just to store 50,000 contacts — whether you email them or not, which punishes exactly the right behavior: keeping a large, well-maintained list and sending targeted, occasional email. Per-contact pricing pushes you to either prune leads you paid to acquire or over-email everyone to justify the bill. On SendOps, your audience is data in your platform, not a meter.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan includes unlimited email volume, 1 team seat, 3 templates, and 7 days of event retention. No credit card required.

Start free. Stay free.

No credit card required. Unlimited email volume on every plan.