The whole email stack. One flat fee. No per-contact 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.

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

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.

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

SendGrid, Postmark, and similar providers send email through their own infrastructure and charge per email — and usually per contact too. SendOps is an email operations 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.

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.

Yes. DMARC monitoring, DMARC and deliverability alerts, and TLS-RPT reporting are included on every plan, including Free. 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.

None. Paid plans raise limits rather than unlock features: more seats, more templates, longer event retention, Slack and webhook alert channels, and, on Business, notification presets and add-on packs. Audience, broadcasts, workflows, templates, analytics, the Public API, and the MCP server are on every plan.

A sending plan, a marketing platform for audience, broadcasts and workflows, and a DMARC monitoring tool. On SendGrid that means the Email API plus Marketing Campaigns Advanced. On Mailgun and Postmark the marketing platform is a separate product such as Mailjet or ActiveCampaign. On Resend the marketing plan is billed per contact. The calculator above adds these up at public list prices verified in September 2026.

Yes. The Free plan has no metered email volume, 1 team seat, 3 templates, 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.