Connect Amazon SES to Mumara Email App ($50–$100)

I have a self-hosted Mumara email marketing panel. I need an experienced AWS & Mumara expert to set up Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) as my primary SMTP sending node and handle all configuration 100% hands-off for me. Freelancer Responsibilities: AWS SES Configuration: Set up my AWS SES account, request production access (out of sandbox mode), and configure sending limits. DNS Setup (Hands-Off): Log into my DNS provider (BigRock/Cloudflare) and set up all required Amazon SES authentication records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and custom MX / Return-Path). Connect to Mumara: Add the Amazon SES API/SMTP node into Mumara, configure AWS SNS Webhooks for automatic Bounce and Complaint tracking, and verify live test sends. Requirements: Proven experience setting up AWS SES with self-hosted platforms (Mumara, Mailwizz, or Sendy). Ability to request and secure AWS SES Production Access (sandbox removal). Full knowledge of DNS management and email deliverability setup. Budget: $50 - $100 (Fixed Price upon verified test email delivery) Why Amazon SES is Your Best Choice Price: It costs $0.10 per 1,000 emails (e.g., sending 100,000 emails costs roughly $10). Deliverability: Amazon operates high-reputation IP pools and enforces strict authentication (DKIM/SPF), giving you high inbox placement rates. Scale: Once taken out of sandbox mode, Amazon automatically increases your daily sending limit as your reputation grows. Alternative SES Options If you ever want an alternative to AWS SES with similar low pay-as-you-go pricing, consider: Mailgun / SendGrid: Higher base monthly costs, but offers built-in deliverability analytics. Brevo (formerly Sendinblue): Good fallback option with pay-as-you-go SMTP plans. Post this on Upwork as a $75 or $100 Fixed-Price Job to attract experienced Linux/AWS admins who can complete the connection in 1–2 hours.