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I'm using sendgrid for transactional. Sendy + ses for marketing. Costs me cents per month.
by homero 11y ago
I'm using sendgrid for transactional. Sendy + ses for marketing. Costs me cents per month.
- homero 11y agoBeware that sendy comes with many backdoors though. Put it in a vm with a strong firewall.
- dceddia 11y agoCan you elaborate? I was planning to start using Sendy, but hiding it behind a firewall seems like it would break the signups, click tracking, open tracking, etc.
- homero 11y agoI've already firewalled a completely open phpinfo page and a compatibility page leaking all my server info. Who knows what's inside the obfuscated portion. They were leaking my ip I try so hard to hide for cloudflare. Yes firewall all in is necessary. Outgoing only to Amazon. I don't have a perfect solution. A vm will stop full backdoor.
- nathanelward 11y agoCompared to Sendy, I would suggest to use EasySendy Pro, I myself shifted to this service, having previously used Sendy. Pro gives many independence of connecting multiple SMTP servers other than, Amazon SES. Also, it is hosted web application and have plans to integrate social and push services very shortly. This cross channel will help us connecting our end customers instantly and smoothly.
- mangeletti 11y agoI'm curious; why don't you use SES for transactional also?
- homero 11y agoSendgrid is currently free, may have better transactional deliverability, much quicker using system wide ssmtp vs aws libraries at that time, I didn't have to change anything php side