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Mailcheer sends through Amazon SES. Here is what it gives you.

Amazon SES, Amazon's email sending service, the infrastructure Mailcheer itself uses.

Mailcheer sends through Amazon SES, from Ireland. You keep that infrastructure, and you gain the editor, campaigns scheduled three months ahead, the AI writing assistant and per-campaign statistics, with no AWS account to configure.

Why go through Mailcheer

  • You keep Amazon SES as your infrastructure: Mailcheer sends from the Ireland region (eu-west-1).
  • No AWS account to open and no sandbox to leave: Mailcheer handles it.
  • A block editor, campaigns scheduled three months ahead and an AI writing assistant.
  • Suppression list, bounces and complaints handled automatically, and 12 checks before every send, 6 of them blocking.

Open the headers of a message received from Mailcheer: the technical sender is Amazon SES. On top of it, Mailcheer gives you the visual editor, subscriber management, scheduled campaigns and open and click statistics, on the infrastructure you may already be using.

What Mailcheer gives you on top of SES

What we look atMailcheerAmazon SES
Visual editorBlock editor: headings, text, images, buttons, dividers.No editor. Messages are built in your code, in HTML or plain text.
CampaignsCreate, schedule across three months, send and track, from an interface.Each message is triggered from your code or the AWS console.
StatisticsOpen, click, unsubscribe and bounce rates, campaign by campaign.Sending events to publish to CloudWatch or SNS, then process yourself.
Getting startedOne account, one verified domain, first send the same day.AWS setup, domain verification, SES sandbox exit before production sends.
Sending infrastructureAmazon SES (eu-west-1, Ireland).Amazon SES, the same infrastructure.

Everything written here about Amazon SES comes from public AWS documentation, checked on September 20 and 21, 2026. Mailcheer sends from the eu-west-1 region (Ireland). No AWS pricing is quoted: it changes.

SES eu-west-1That is the Amazon SES region Mailcheer sends from. Your subscriber data is stored on a Hetzner server in Falkenstein, Germany.

Our verdict

Choose Mailcheer: you send through Amazon SES with no AWS account, and the editor, three-month campaigns and statistics are ready from the free plan.

An address on your suppression list is never re-imported as active.Your toolCSV exportMailcheersuppressions honouredimportAn address on the suppression list stays unsubscribed, even when re-imported.

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3,000 sends a month free, no credit card. No AWS account needed: Mailcheer manages the infrastructure on your behalf.

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Terms used on this page

SPF, DKIM and DMARCThree DNS-based checks that email providers run on your domain to verify that mail genuinely comes from you and has not been tampered with.Email bounceAn email rejected by the recipient's server. Permanent when the address does not exist; temporary when the mailbox is full or the server is unavailable.Opt-in and opt-outTwo opposite ways of building a list: opt-in writes only to those who said yes, opt-out writes to everyone who has not said no.

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