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Amazon SES, explained

Plain-English answers to the questions every SES user hits: what it really costs, and how to get out of the sandbox.

PricingAmazon SES pricing explained: Essentials vs à la carteAmazon SES now has Essentials, Pro and Enterprise plans. What each costs per 1,000 emails, what they include, and why à la carte at $0.10 per 1,000 is still the cheapest way to send.

SandboxHow to get out of the Amazon SES sandboxEvery new SES account starts in the sandbox: 200 emails a day, verified recipients only. A step-by-step guide to requesting production access, and what AWS looks for.

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