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No, especially if you’re expecting emails with large attachments. SES charges $0.09 per 1000 mail “chunks”, where a chunk is 256 Kb of data. This is on top of

by Cyph0n 7y ago

No, especially if you’re expecting emails with large attachments. SES charges $0.09 per 1000 mail “chunks”, where a chunk is 256 Kb of data. This is on top of the base SES fee and S3 operation and storage fees.

jdub 7y ago
But it only charges for each complete chunk. So < 256KB is free, 256KB is $0.09/1000, etc.
- Cyph0n 7y ago
  True, but in my case, I am expecting emails to consist of multiple chunks, on average.