The agency pain
Raw SES is powerful but account managers drown in IAM, sandbox limits, DNS, and “which AWS account is this?”
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SES is the cheapest serious sending infrastructure for agencies. EonMailer makes it operable across 5–40 clients — workspaces, approvals, and deliverability gates included.
Raw SES is powerful but account managers drown in IAM, sandbox limits, DNS, and “which AWS account is this?”
Connect each client’s AWS credentials, validate sandbox vs production, guide domains/senders, and auto-wire event tracking when permissions allow.
You sell agency process on SES economics — not a per-contact SaaS tax × N brands.
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No. You (or your client) keep the AWS account and SES bill. EonMailer is the agency operations layer that connects to that account.
Technically possible, but we recommend one provider connection per client workspace so reputation and billing stay clean. Most agencies use a dedicated AWS account or IAM scope per brand.
EonMailer surfaces sandbox limits during validate/connect. You can still set up DNS and verified identities; production sending waits on AWS approval.
SES is typically ~$0.10 per 1,000 emails after free tier. Mailchimp-style tools charge per contact per brand. Stacking SES with one EonMailer plan is usually far cheaper at multi-client scale.
Free plan includes 1 workspace — enough to validate BYO SES end to end.