Flat software pricing.
Amazon SES delivery.
Sendra charges for the email marketing app. Amazon charges for the actual email delivery — about $1 per 10,000 emails. That means your Sendra bill does not grow just because your list does.
Get going
For trying Sendra, launching your first list, or running a small audience.
$0/month
- Up to 1,000 contacts
- Unlimited campaigns
- Unlimited automations
- Signup forms
- Lists and segments
- Analytics
- Sendra footer on emails
- Email support
Plus Amazon delivery costs, if any.
For growing teams
For growing lists that should not come with growing software bills.
$20/month
- Unlimited contacts
- Unlimited campaigns
- Unlimited automations
- Signup forms
- Lists and segments
- Analytics
- No Sendra branding
- Priority support
- White-glove Amazon setup available
- Full export anytime
- Add team members, storage & sending domains as upgrades
Plus Amazon delivery costs, billed by Amazon. Extra members, storage, and sending domains available as paid add-ons.
What you pay Amazon.
Sendra uses Amazon SES, Amazon’s email sending service, to deliver your campaigns. Amazon usually charges about $0.10 per 1,000 emails, or about $1 per 10,000.
So 10,000 contacts at four emails per month is about 40,000 emails — roughly $4 of Amazon delivery on top of the $20 Sendra Premium plan, for about $24/month total. No per-contact tax. No list-size penalty.
The bigger your list, the bigger the gap.
| Contacts | Sendra (Premium) | Typical per-contact pricing |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | Free | ~$15 – $50 |
| 10,000 | $22 | ~$75 – $150 |
| 50,000 | $26 | ~$200 – $350 |
| 100,000 | $31 | ~$300 – $500 |
| 250,000 | $48 | ~$700 – $1,200 |
Sendra cost includes the $20/mo Premium plan plus estimated Amazon SES delivery at 2 emails per contact per month. Competitor ranges based on public pricing pages, May 2026.
The kind of questions a CFO might ask.
Join the waitlist. Upgrade when
it pays for itself.
Try Sendra with up to 1,000 contacts. When your list grows, upgrade to Premium for $20/month and keep paying Amazon’s usage-based rates for delivery.