Every app ever built needs to communicate with its users, primarily via Email and SMS.

To illustrate ...

• User Sign Up - Send a verification Email or OTP.

• After Signup - Send a Welcome Email.

• Forgot Password - Send a reset password link.

• User Purchased Something - Send an order confirmation Email and SMS.

... the list goes on.

Traditionally you composed these messages within your application code or used an expensive third party email/sms service provider. If you wanted to make even a minor change, you had to dig into your code, make the changes and do all the git push-pull, staging, production rollout, etc. gymnastics.

With Send With SES, you simply create a template for every kind of Email/SMS you want to send ... like the 'Verify Email' template below ...

Whenever a user signs up, you just trigger the above template via a simple API call like below ...

{
    "method": "POST",
    "url": "https://api.sendwithses.com/send-email",
    "headers": {"x-api-key": "a2aa10aC3hoGq1BW2EJosTUO25BtiBi"},
    "body": {
        "email": "[email protected]",
        "verify-email-link": "Value"
     }
 }

Sending an SMS also works the same way. Again, a very simple API call.

Anytime you want to edit a template, just log in to Send With SES, make the changes to your template and save. You don't need to wrangle with your application code.

Every Email/SMS sent is individually tracked so you know its status in near real time.

In addition to sending messages, Send With SES lets you 'tag' and store all your contacts. You can slice-n-dice your contacts and send them targeted messages manually or via the API.

That's not all. If you want to send an occasional email marketing campaign to all your users, you can do that via (probably) the easiest email designer ever ...

You can send bulk SMS campaigns too ...

As you can see, Send With SES makes everything a whole lot easier ... and cheaper. Send With SES integrates with your AWS account. Emails and SMS are actually sent from your very own AWS account, thus insulating you from other bad actors who send spam.

And finally, Send With SES can scale to billions of messages. The only limitation is the sending quota set by AWS to your account. You can always request a quota increase.

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​Send With SES is a wrapper built around AWS for sending Emails, SMS, and Push Notifications (coming soon) to your customers at low cost while ensuring high deliverability.

Why Do You Need 'Send With SES' ?

• ​AWS SES lets you send emails.

• ​AWS SNS SMS lets you send Text Messages.

• ​AWS SNS lets you send Push Notifications.

• ​AWS SNS collect email delivery stats.

• ​AWS CloudWatch and S3 collect SMS delivery stats.

• ​AWS EC2 lets you coordinate all the above.

• ​AWS RDS (or any Database) lets you store and analyze data.

If you are a Startup or a Big Business or a Lonely Entrepreneur developing your dream app, you might be wrangling with above AWS services to send Emails, SMS, and Push Notifications to your users. Now you can do all this through Send With SES for free or for a fraction of the cost.

Enterprise Level Everything.

Send With SES comes with all the features you would expect from any reputed service provider -- minus the high cost.

1. Signup. Create AWS Role. Add DNS entries. Good to go.

2. Tag based contact management with advanced filters.

3. Email collection popup - integrate with your web app with one line of code.

4. Double opt-ins and unsubscribe management.

5. Realtime delivery stats including link level click tracking.

6. Active and heuristic SPAM control.

7. Stand on the Giants Shoulders. Top level message deliverability - your messages are actually delivered by AWS.

8. Compose and send messages manually or via the API.

9. Automations (coming soon).

10. Easiest newsletter designer EVER.

11. No charges based on number of subscribers/contacts you have.

12. Yes. There's a generous FREE PLAN.

13. All plans (including the FREE PLAN) include all features.

​How much does it actually cost to send messages via Send With SES ?​