G2

Luvic v.

Senior Developer

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

5/29/2026

"Flat Pricing, Effortless SES Setup, and a Handy Dashboard for Marketing & Ops"

5/5

What do you like best about SendOps?

The flat pricing is what sold me. One monthly fee, SES handles delivery at cost, and the bill doesn't budge whether we send 50k emails in a month or a few million. The other thing I didn't expect to like as much: SendOps sits beside SES instead of in the sending path. It manages the setup but never relays the mail itself, so even if SendOps had a bad day, our email would still go out through SES.

Setup was almost nothing. No SDK, no code changes, the app talks to SES the same way it always did. And marketing and ops now have a dashboard of their own for editing templates, searching messages and keeping an eye on quota, so I've stopped handing out AWS keys every time someone needs to look something up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about SendOps?

Honestly, not much, it does what it says on the tin. If I'm nit-picking, it would be that I couldn't find something in the doc pages (classic new product issue). Even then, support's been quick the couple of times I flagged something, so nothing's really slowed me Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is SendOps solving and how is that benefiting you?

Two things, mainly.

The first is cost. With most email tools the bill climbs the more you send, so every good month came with a small wince. SendOps is a flat fee and lets SES do the actual sending at cost, so we can send a lot more and the bill barely moves.

The other thing is people. SES on its own is awkward to let the rest of the team near, and honestly I didn't have great visibility into bounces or quota myself either. Now marketing can edit their own templates and ops can search messages and keep an eye on quota without an AWS login between them, so they get on with it instead of waiting on me. I spend a lot less time parked in the AWS console! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.