Get SendBunny Free, in your own AWS account
Start free, Create stack in your AWS account, and your invite arrives. 0:54, recorded on a real SendBunny install.
In short
Before you start, set up two free things: an AWS account (free to create at aws.amazon.com) and sending access for Amazon SES, which is one short request in your AWS console; approval usually takes a day or two. Need help with either? Email support@sendbunny.co and we will set it up with you. Then getting SendBunny Free takes three clicks and no technical setup. On sendbunny.co, press Start free and enter your email; the link we email you opens your deploy page. Pick the Amazon region closest to you, press Open AWS Console, tick the box and press Create stack. About fifteen minutes later SendBunny emails you its address, and your AWS account emails a temporary password. New AWS accounts get up to $200 in credits, and you pay Amazon directly: about $0.10 per 1,000 emails. Your list lives in your own account, so no email platform can lock you out.
Transcript
Getting SendBunny takes three clicks, and no technical setup. On sendbunny.co, press Start free and type your email.
SendBunny emails you a link. Click it, and your deploy page opens. Pick the Amazon region closest to you, then press Open AWS Console.
Your own Amazon console opens with everything filled in. Tick the box and press Create stack. That's the only thing you do in AWS.
Back on SendBunny, your page shows each step while SendBunny sets itself up in your own account, in about fifteen minutes.
When it's ready, your invite arrives by email: the address of your new SendBunny and a temporary password. Next: your first sign-in.
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.