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SelfMailKit has been officially launched! 🚀 Time to save cost on sending emails without sacrificing UX and crucial functionalities This is not a weekend or a month project. I've put lots of time into making it battle-tested and handling any volume of emails. Some features:

#1. Self-hosted (soon it will also support "bring your own key"). You truly own everything. Customize as you wish, and just pay $10$ to send 100,000 emails. With one command, you deploy to your AWS account. No AWS knowledge is required. You don't even need to open your AWS acc

#2. Transactional and Marketing Emails Get real-time delivery stats and send automated transactional emails Manage marketing campaigns, schedule newsletters, and track performance Plus, auto-suppressing bounces and complaints will help keep your domain reputation strong/health

#3. Easily build email templates. Enjoy a Notion-like editor meant for building email templates. You can also use the code-based editor to import any existing template or use HTML/CSS to code your own editor.

#4. Contact management Import any size of contacts from CSV. It will validate and only upload valid contacts. You can also use APIs to manage the contacts automatically

#5. Unlimited domains Add unlimited domains. Seriously. Manage all your projects in one dashboard

#6. Team collaboration. Invite team members with different roles. Create API keys, templates, and more with granular permissions.

#7. Analytics We all love analytics. SelfMailKit provides detailed metrics like open and click tracking, bounce reports, complaints, etc. More is also coming

#8. Smart warm-up Let SelfMailKit automatically manage email sending for brand-new domains. The sending number will gradually increase over the upcoming days until it's warmed up.

#9. Battle-tested, secure, scalable and cost-efficient. It's designed to send from tens of emails to millions of emails. SelfMailKit follows best practices. It's heavily optimized for cost, and sending millions of emails just costs a few dollars