Re:Should I switch from Sendgrid to Amazon SES?
by danielcrenna on Tuesday January 25, 2011 @05:54PM
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I'm leading Postmark's API development. Amazon SES is clearly going to be the low cost provider; nobody's going to compete on price. Time will tell what their actual deliverability rates are, what their spam handling really looks like, etc. I agree that price is a weak argument in any market. Now that we're at bottom, we'll see lots of innovation in this space, and everybody will win as a result. We have a great roadmap ahead with Postmark.
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Re:Should I switch from Sendgrid to Amazon SES?
by kljensen on Tuesday January 25, 2011 @09:23PM
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Postmark is amazing, particularly the service from Natalie and Chris. Whenever I have an issue they respond within 20 minutes.
It's unclear to me reading the SES docs how their spam handling will be; what they will be doing to police those with whom I share an IP address; and many other things. However, what is clear is that at no point will anybody respond to my support request at 11pm as your staff did the other night.