One license.
Every client.
Agency rights come with the first 100 licenses, permanently.
Mailchimp charges you for contacts who unsubscribed. Selva Mail doesn’t charge you per contact at all — you own it.
Per-contact pricing multiplies
One client on a per-contact plan is an annoyance. Ten clients is a business model working against you: every bill grows on its own, none of them are yours to control, and the client who grows fastest is the one who costs you most to serve.
$135/mo each at 10k contacts, and it rises as their lists do.
Plus ≈$576/yr of AWS across all of them, billed on emails sent.
Illustrative: 10 clients at 10,000 contacts and four emails each per month. Put your own roster into the calculator and multiply.
Every client gets their own workspace
Each client has their own workspace: their domain, their verified senders, their email theme, their API keys, their contacts. Client-branded sending throughout — campaigns go out as the client, not as you.
There is no cap in the code on workspaces, domains, senders, API keys or contacts. Adding a client costs you a DNS record and a few minutes, not a line on an invoice.
Stop being the bottleneck
“I’m a coder and sysadmin and I should not be needed to get involved in every email blast send that a client or account manager does for a client.”
This is the reason the visual builder matters more than any other feature. Account managers build and send their own campaigns; you are not in the loop for every blast. That is the difference between a tool your agency owns and a tool only you can operate.
Launch buyers get agency rights permanently.
Unlimited client workspaces, operate it for your clients, for as long as you use it. First 100 licenses. $497 once — the software is yours whether or not you ever pay again.
Get Selva Mail — $497 →
Stop paying for the same contacts
every month.
$497 once. Runs on your infrastructure, sends through your own AWS SES account. Launch buyers get agency rights permanently — unlimited client workspaces. First 100 licenses.