Build for free. Run on a flat fee. No success tax.

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.

On Free and Team, the action that would go over the limit is refused and you are asked to upgrade; Team can also add seats at $6 a month each. On monthly Business, overage lets you keep going above the included quantities at the rates listed under Compare plans, and you can turn it off on the billing page to make every limit a hard cap. Annual Business has no overage. Existing customers keep their original plan limits until they change plan.

Yes. SendOps connects to your existing AWS account and manages SES on your behalf. Each plan connects 1 AWS account. You keep full ownership of your sending infrastructure and domains.

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

SendOps brings workflows, audiences, and templates to your own Amazon SES account, with no per-contact charges. Customer.io prices by profiles and ActiveCampaign by contact tiers. Build your lifecycle campaigns on SendOps and keep your audience as it grows.

No. SendOps has no per-contact pricing: contacts and lists aren't billing dimensions on any SendOps plan. Every plan has a contact ceiling — 50,000 on Free, 500,000 on Team, 5,000,000 on Business — and up to that ceiling, the number of contacts you store never changes your price. 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.

Yes. DMARC monitoring, DMARC and deliverability alerts, and TLS-RPT reporting are included on Free, Team, and Business. Free covers 1 domain, Team 10, and Business 50. SendOps processes the aggregate reports for every source sending as your domain, diagnoses alignment problems, and recommends the record to publish. You publish DNS changes yourself.

Temporary inboxes, the audit log, a custom image domain, inbound receiving, and website identity start on Team. Platform mode and notification presets are on Business only. Free includes audience, broadcasts, workflows, Git templates, analytics, DMARC diagnosis, the Public API, and the MCP server, with lower limits. Paid plans also raise those limits: more seats, templates, active workflows, and longer event retention.

The calculator compares Customer.io Essentials, ActiveCampaign Starter or Plus, and Resend Marketing with SendOps plus AWS SES delivery: Team ($29 a month) up to 500,000 contacts, and Business ($149 a month) up to 5,000,000. It includes each competitor’s campaign sending allowance without adding separate delivery or DMARC tools. ActiveCampaign prices are monthly equivalents billed annually; Customer.io is billed monthly. Resend is billed monthly and the estimate includes up to 10,000 automation runs; additional runs on paid plans cost extra. Business overage applies only above the listed quantities and is not part of the comparison. Above the contact or sending tiers covered here, follow the provider’s pricing link for a quote.

Yes. The Free plan has no metered email volume, 1 team seat, 3 templates, 1 active workflow, and 7 days of event retention. No credit card required. SendOps does not impose usage-based email volume limits — sending remains subject to your Amazon SES quotas, AWS policies, sender-reputation requirements, SendOps anti-abuse controls, and applicable law.