Hey guys, I'm the co-founder of Sendy. I chose Amazon SES as the sending engine because of its high deliverability rate. As long as you're not a 'spammer' and send questionable content, you will have good deliverability rate. I was an ex Campaign Monitor user, when I tested Sendy with Amazon SES the open rates were much higher. Amazon works day in and day out up-holding their reputation with ISPs, weeding out spammers etc (just like other hosted email marketing services) to ensure high deliverability rate. One user even tweeted 2 days ago saying he has 100% deliverability rate with Amazon SES → https://twitter.com/WebDevsCo/st... @dshan The comment you read on The Next Web review of Sendy mistook Sendy for sending emails via 'Amazon EC2' instead of 'Amazon SES'. There is a big difference here. Amazon EC2 is a 'hosting server' and isn't designed and maintained to be an email sending engine. I've since cleared up his confusion via a comment in the post. @kjemperud Hope this comment answers your question @dshan posted. :) And, RSS to Email is not supported at the moment.