Pricing
Your email costs shouldn't grow with your volume.
SendOps charges for the operational platform — seats, templates, retention — not for every email you send. SES handles delivery at $0.10 per 1,000 emails. Whether you send 10,000 or 10 million, your SendOps plan stays the same.
Free
For individuals and small projects
- Unlimited email volume
- 1 team seat
- 3 templates
- 7 days event retention
- Basic analytics
Team
For growing teams
- Unlimited email volume
- 5 team seats
- 50 templates
- 90 days event retention
- Advanced analytics
- GitHub integration
- Email support
Business
For larger organizations
- Unlimited email volume
- 25 team seats
- 200 templates
- 1 year event retention
- Full analytics suite
- Priority support
- Audit logs
- SSO
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. Cross the threshold and you're on a paid plan. SendOps Free has no volume limit — you only pay SES delivery costs.
4,000 emails/month
$0.40 SES + $0 SendOps
At 4K emails/month, you'd pay $17/mo on average with other providers. With SendOps, 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 handle email delivery themselves and charge per email. SendOps is an operational layer on top of AWS SES — you get dashboards, templates, and alerting while SES handles delivery at a fraction of the cost.
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.