Own your email list for real
Not CSV export theater. One click installs the platform where the list lives: your AWS.
One-time license · one-click AWS install · yours forever
You are in the right place
- Exporting a CSV is not ownership if the live list still sits on a vendor.
- Vendor lock-in shows up when you need a full migration under pressure.
- Your audience data is an asset. Renting access is fragile.
Side by side
| Capability | sendbunny | Them |
|---|---|---|
| Where contacts live | Your AWS DynamoDB | Vendor database |
| Who can revoke access | You | The ESP |
| Install path | One-click Create stack | Hosted signup |
| Idle cost model | ~$0 + tiny AWS | Contact tier / mo |
Own it in one click
- 1
Buy the license
Basic from $99 or Premium at $199. You get a one-click deploy link.
- 2
Create stack in your AWS
Pre-filled CloudFormation. About ten minutes. No hand-written infra.
- 3
Import and operate
CSV import into your account. Campaigns and API keys stay on your stack.
What you get
- One Create stack click. Contacts land in your DynamoDB.
- Basic from $99. Premium $199. Platform stays in your account.
- Zero-access design: we never hold your credentials or list.
- Send on Amazon SES. Scale without moving the list again.
Best for
- Privacy-minded operators
- Teams that treat the list as a balance-sheet asset
- Anyone tired of CSV-as-ownership theater
Not for
- Teams that want the vendor to hold the database forever
- People without an AWS account and no plan to create one
FAQ
- Is a CSV export enough to own my list?
- No. Ownership means the live system of record is yours. On sendbunny that is DynamoDB in your AWS, not a vendor table you rent.
- Can sendbunny staff read my contacts?
- We never get your AWS credentials. Zero-access by design. Your list stays in your account.
- What if I leave sendbunny later?
- The data is already in your AWS. Export or keep running. You are not waiting on a vendor data dump under duress.
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Own your email platform today
One click into your AWS. From $99 once. Pay $0 when idle. Scales when you send.