Email marketing and automation for Amazon SES.
RadarSend gives you the sequences, segments, and reporting of a big email platform, and it sends through your own Amazon SES account at AWS’s rate. It’s hosted, so there’s no server to run.
SESCheap sending and real automation in one place.
Amazon SES is a cheap way to send email—as little as $0.10 per 1,000. But most of the tools out there that let you use it for marketing just offer simple broadcasts or come with a server to run.
RadarSend gives you marketing email with the automation and features that the big-name platforms offer, but it can send through your SES account at AWS’s rate.
What RadarSend adds on top of SES.
RadarSend has the features the big-name platforms offer, and every plan includes all of them.
- Sequences that branch. Send an email, wait, and then follow a different path depending on what each person did. Contacts leave the sequence when they reach a goal.
- Lead scoring. When a contact’s score passes a threshold you set, RadarSend can post to Slack, update a field, or start another sequence.
- Segments. Group contacts by what they did, not only by who they are.
- Forms. Add contacts from your site and start them on a sequence.
- A/B tests. Test up to six versions of an email.
- Post-click tracking. See which pages people visit after they click.
- More than one sending service. SES can run alongside SendGrid, Mailgun, Resend, or Mailjet.
- An API, webhooks, and MCP. The API and webhooks connect RadarSend to the rest of your tools, and MCP support lets AI assistants work with your account.
- Hosting. We run the servers, database, and queues, so there’s nothing for you to maintain.
Connecting SES takes about 15 minutes.
Connect your SES account.
Paste in access keys with the IAM policy we give you. RadarSend checks the connection and sets up bounce, complaint, and delivery tracking in your AWS account for you.
Point your domain.
SES already handles DKIM and SPF for your domain. Add two DNS records for RadarSend, and your tracked links, preference center, and unsubscribe page all carry your brand.
Import your contacts and send.
You can spread a broadcast over hours or days, warm up new domains automatically, and split sends across sending services.
From then on, email goes out from your SES account at AWS’s rate, and your sending reputation builds on your own domains.
Read the SES setup guide →
What it costs next to a big-name platform.
This example assumes four sends a month to the whole list.
| 25,000 contacts | 100,000 contacts | |
|---|---|---|
| RadarSend plan Billed annually | $89/mo | $249/mo |
| Amazon SES 100,000 / 400,000 emails at $0.10 per 1,000 | $10/mo | $40/mo |
| RadarSend + SES | $99/mo | $289/mo |
| ActiveCampaign Plus | $389/mo | $1,199/mo |
| Mailchimp Standard | $310/mo | $800/mo |
The big-platform prices are list prices as of September 2026 and include sending. The SES figures leave out optional extras like dedicated IPs. Every RadarSend plan includes every feature, and we don’t add anything to what AWS charges for sending.
See pricing →Most email opens and clicks aren’t people.
When those count as people, open rates, click rates, A/B test winners, and engaged segments are all off. Security scanners click everything, but they never buy anything.
RadarSend checks more than 20 signals on every open, click, and visit, like timing, where the request came from, and whether a page view followed the click. Each one gets labeled as a person, a possible person, or a machine, and reports show the filtered and unfiltered numbers side by side.
Sequences use the same filtering, so a scanner’s click won’t send a contact down the wrong path.
How bot filtering works →Apple Mail Privacy Protection now accounts for 55–60% of email opens
It loads each email automatically, whether or not anyone reads it.
Bots now make about half of all clicks tracked through email platforms
Up from 34% in 2025.
Security scanners click 80–95% of links in email sent to business inboxes
We’ll help you move, and set up SES if you need it.
We’ll work with you to move your lists, custom fields, unsubscribes, suppressions, and templates, and rebuild your automations as sequences. It usually takes an hour or two of your time.
If you’re already on SES, you connect the same account and keep sending. If you’re not on SES yet, we’re always happy to walk you through the process.
We can help migrate from just about any tool out there—Sendy, Listmonk, Mautic, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Klaviyo, Brevo, HubSpot, and custom setups. Just let us know what you have.
From Sendy to RadarSend, on the same SES account.
We moved from Sendy to RadarSend and kept the same SES account. We can finally run sequences, follow up based on behavior, and see what contacts do after they click.
Questions about SES
Can RadarSend connect to an SES account that’s still in the sandbox?
Yes, for testing. The sandbox only delivers to verified addresses, up to 200 messages a day, so you’ll need production access from AWS before sending to a list. AWS usually approves it in about a day, and we can help write the request.
What changes when moving from Sendy?
Your SES account, domains, and sending rate stay the same, and the Sendy server goes away. You get sequences, behavior-based segments, bot filtering, and a timeline for each contact, and we’ll import your contacts, lists, custom fields, and suppressions for free.
Do you mark up sending?
No. AWS bills you directly at SES rates, and we don’t cap sends or add anything on top. RadarSend plans are priced by list size, not by sends.
Can RadarSend use more than one sending service?
Yes. SES can run alongside SendGrid, Mailgun, Resend, or Mailjet, so newsletters can go through one sending service and other email through another. You can also split a broadcast across sending services to compare delivery, and the results show up in one report.
Can RadarSend share an SES account that already sends an app’s transactional email?
Yes. RadarSend connects with its own access keys and its own configuration set, so your app’s sending isn’t affected.
What happens to the SES account, reputation, and contacts after leaving RadarSend?
They stay yours. The SES account, your domains, and your sending reputation belong to you, and you can export your contacts.
Can I try RadarSend first?
Yes. Monthly plans come with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If it isn’t the right fit, we’ll refund you in full.
Is there an API?
Yes. There’s a REST API plus webhooks, and MCP support lets AI assistants like Claude work with your account.
Which SES regions does RadarSend support?
Any region where your domain is verified in SES. SES works one region at a time, so your access keys, the region you pick in RadarSend, and your verified domain all need to match.
Your SES account, with the automation on top.
Every plan includes every feature, we don’t mark up sending, and we’ll help you get set up.