Settings and updates
Footer, double opt-in, Amazon's price, and one-click updates. 1:13, recorded on a real SendBunny install.
In short
Settings is where you make SendBunny yours: the theme, the email footer with your company's name and address, the preferences page, and double opt-in so new sign-ups confirm by email. The SES account page shows what Amazon charges: new Amazon accounts start at $0.16 per 1,000 emails, and one click switches to the standard $0.10, with your daily sending limit below. Updates install in a few minutes and keep your data and settings. There are no servers to look after: Amazon runs everything, and it works like a subscription without the monthly bill.
Transcript
Settings is where you make SendBunny yours. Theme changes the look. Email footer holds your company's name and address, and your preferences page. And double opt-in has new sign-ups confirm by email, which keeps out fake and mistyped addresses.
SES account shows what Amazon charges. New Amazon accounts start on a plan at sixteen cents per thousand emails, and one click switches to the standard ten cents. Below are your daily sending limit and the steps to raise it. Data and storage sets how long activity is kept.
And Updates. When a new version is out, it shows here. Press Update, and SendBunny installs it for you in a few minutes, keeping your data and settings. Below, you can read what changed in each version.
And that's the whole job. There are no servers to look after: Amazon runs everything, and updates take one click. It's like a subscription, without the monthly bill. Free costs nothing, Premium is a hundred and ninety-nine dollars once, and sending is billed by Amazon: forty thousand emails cost about four dollars.
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.