A lot of S3 providers will advertise their monthly price but instead bill it based on hours (Or sometimes seconds) consumed. Amazon is one of these providers.

https://www.scarabweb.com/ provides servers in both Cincinnati and Columbus. This is the cheapest provider I have found in Cincinnati, but it won't have unmetered bandwidth and will be about 10 times

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We do use Amazon SES for our transactional emails.

I was using SES in the starting days (2017), but their delivery was very poor, customers were complaining. Happy for you that you have good experience with Amazon SES.

Amazon SES is the best you can get. It is essentially free if you are in the limits of the month. No care about reputation and backed by mega corp. There is nothing to be desired more.

Try as alternative Amazon AWS or Google Cloud for a couple months to get realistic prices!

Amazon: Probably worried about being broken up eventually. They just are in too many industries.

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will do same to Netflix and prime and probably Amazon will sue apple and stop selling iphones just like it did to Chromecast and google discontinued firestick android app?

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Even AWS has literally 100+ different services! You need to spend a month to learn the differences between all of them! What's Lightsail vs EC2? What is Gamelift?

What next? Amazon takes on @Francisco?

I would still recommend you to save the hassle and just go with an email relay service like Amazon SES, its dirt cheap and much more reliable.

Or use some SMTP service like Amazon SES so that you don't need to worry about blacklist

for $30/month, then switched to Sendy (using Amazon SES and a VPS I already had) for around $1.50/month. Version upgrades are $29 and seem to happen every year or so. I've also had better delivery pe

Amazon Lightsail offers 500GB for $3.5 and 1TB for $5