Amazon SES: what the official pages do not settle
33 of 45 conditions we check across 3 listed plans are not stated on Amazon SES's own pages, so a verdict on them is unknown. Each line says what one official sentence would have to state. Checked against the official pages as of 2026-11-11.
À la carte
Amazon Simple Email Service · 11 of 15 conditions not settled
- Sending domains: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how many sending domains one account can authenticate for this plan would change this verdict.
- Log and event retention: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how many days the logs of sent email are kept for this plan would change this verdict.
- Recurring monthly free tier: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the free allowance repeats every month for this plan would change this verdict.
- Official MCP server: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the provider publishes its own MCP server for this plan would change this verdict.
- Vendor-hosted remote MCP endpoint: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the provider hosts a remote MCP endpoint for this plan would change this verdict.
- Remote MCP accepts the authentication: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how the MCP endpoint signs in (API key or OAuth) for this plan would change this verdict.
- SOC 2 report: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says which SOC 2 report the provider holds for this plan would change this verdict.
- Webhook events: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the plan sends webhook events to the buyer's server for this plan would change this verdict.
- Signed webhook endpoint: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether webhook deliveries can be verified by a signature for this plan would change this verdict.
- Data processing agreement: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the vendor offers a data processing agreement for this plan would change this verdict.
- Service level agreement (SLA): not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the plan comes with a service level agreement for this plan would change this verdict.
Essentials plan
Amazon Simple Email Service · 11 of 15 conditions not settled
- Sending domains: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how many sending domains one account can authenticate for this plan would change this verdict.
- Log and event retention: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how many days the logs of sent email are kept for this plan would change this verdict.
- Recurring monthly free tier: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the free allowance repeats every month for this plan would change this verdict.
- Official MCP server: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the provider publishes its own MCP server for this plan would change this verdict.
- Vendor-hosted remote MCP endpoint: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the provider hosts a remote MCP endpoint for this plan would change this verdict.
- Remote MCP accepts the authentication: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how the MCP endpoint signs in (API key or OAuth) for this plan would change this verdict.
- SOC 2 report: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says which SOC 2 report the provider holds for this plan would change this verdict.
- Webhook events: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the plan sends webhook events to the buyer's server for this plan would change this verdict.
- Signed webhook endpoint: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether webhook deliveries can be verified by a signature for this plan would change this verdict.
- Data processing agreement: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the vendor offers a data processing agreement for this plan would change this verdict.
- Service level agreement (SLA): not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the plan comes with a service level agreement for this plan would change this verdict.
Pro plan
Amazon Simple Email Service · 11 of 15 conditions not settled
- Sending domains: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how many sending domains one account can authenticate for this plan would change this verdict.
- Log and event retention: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how many days the logs of sent email are kept for this plan would change this verdict.
- Recurring monthly free tier: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the free allowance repeats every month for this plan would change this verdict.
- Official MCP server: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the provider publishes its own MCP server for this plan would change this verdict.
- Vendor-hosted remote MCP endpoint: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the provider hosts a remote MCP endpoint for this plan would change this verdict.
- Remote MCP accepts the authentication: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says how the MCP endpoint signs in (API key or OAuth) for this plan would change this verdict.
- SOC 2 report: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says which SOC 2 report the provider holds for this plan would change this verdict.
- Webhook events: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the plan sends webhook events to the buyer's server for this plan would change this verdict.
- Signed webhook endpoint: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether webhook deliveries can be verified by a signature for this plan would change this verdict.
- Data processing agreement: not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the vendor offers a data processing agreement for this plan would change this verdict.
- Service level agreement (SLA): not stated. A sentence on Amazon SES's official pages that says whether the plan comes with a service level agreement for this plan would change this verdict.
Send a correction
If one of these is already stated on a page we missed, or a sentence has changed, send the page address through https://github.com/scraping-api-plans/web-data-plan-finder/issues. Nothing is sent to Amazon SES from this page.