Watch an AI agent run SendBunny
Real Claude Code and claude.ai sessions running SendBunny, with the dashboard updating live beside them. 1:38, two real AI sessions, recorded live.
In short
SendBunny has an email MCP server, so an AI agent can run it for you in plain words. In this video Claude Code, connected to SendBunny Free, adds a contact to a list, writes and saves a welcome template, and sends a test email. Then claude.ai, connected to Premium, builds a landing page with a sign-up form and publishes it. Each change shows up in the SendBunny dashboard as it happens. The agent gets 182 tools, everything the dashboard can do, and you choose what it may do. Claude, Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code connect the same way: paste one link and sign in.
Transcript
This is a real Claude Code session, connected to SendBunny. You just tell it what you need, in plain words. It picks the SendBunny tools it needs, and gets to work.
Jordan shows up in your list, live. Next, it writes a welcome email that greets each person by first name.
And saves it as a template.
Then it sends Jordan a test. And there it is, in the inbox, with Jordan's name already filled in.
Rather use a chat app? Connect SendBunny to Claude, and just ask. Claude designs the page, adds a sign-up form, and publishes it.
And it lands right in your SendBunny dashboard.
Open it, and see exactly what visitors get. On a phone, too.
Your agent gets 182 tools, everything the dashboard can do.
And you decide what it may touch: send mail, the inbox, pages and forms, or everything.
Claude, Claude Code, Codex, or ChatGPT. Paste one link, sign in, and go. SendBunny. The email platform your AI agent can run.
Seen enough? Start free, in your own AWS account.
SendBunny Free is yours for life. Premium adds the marketing tools for $199 once. It runs in your own AWS account, and you pay Amazon about $0.10 per 1,000 emails.