Keep your Amazon bill in check
A monthly budget for public traffic, and a hard spending cap. 0:54, recorded on a real SendBunny install.
In short
SendBunny runs in your own Amazon account, and Settings, Protection keeps the bill in check. Public traffic, like unsubscribe links and sign-up forms, gets one monthly budget: $20 is suggested, and most months need far less. SendBunny emails you at 50% and 80%, and at the budget Safe mode pauses the public parts while your dashboard, sending and unsubscribe links keep working. For a hard limit on everything, set a spending cap: at the cap, sending and imports wait for next month, and nothing is lost.
Transcript
SendBunny runs in your own Amazon account, so here's how you stay in control of the bill. Open Settings, then Protection.
A few things can be reached without signing in, like your unsubscribe links and sign-up forms. That's public traffic, and it gets one monthly budget. Twenty dollars is the suggestion, and most months need far less.
Press Change budget to pick your own. SendBunny emails you at fifty and eighty percent. At the budget, Safe mode pauses the public parts, like forms and open counting. Your dashboard, your sending and your unsubscribe links always keep working.
Want a hard limit on everything, your own sending included? Set up a spending cap. At the cap, sending and imports wait for the next month, and nothing is lost.
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