PulsePigeonemail infrastructure

Pricing

Transparent email pricing without contact-tax surprises.

PulsePigeon bills on emails sent and end-of-period active contacts. We do not use profile high-watermark billing, deleted-contact charges, or uncollected overage math.

Create a free accountManage an existing plan

Free

$0/mo

Sandbox, internal tools, and early integration testing

Emails3,000 emails / month
OverageNo paid overage; upgrade before sending more
Contacts500 end-of-period active contacts
Domains1 sending domain
  • Domain authentication
  • Transactional API
  • 7-day logs
Get started free

Starter

$15/mo

Small SaaS teams sending product and billing mail

Emails50,000 emails / month
OverageNo paid overage; upgrade before sending more
Contacts5,000 end-of-period active contacts
Domains10 sending domains
  • 30-day logs
  • Hosted preferences
  • Spend cap
Get started with Starter

Growth

$49/mo

Lifecycle mail with compliance review

Emails150,000 emails / month
OverageNo paid overage; upgrade before sending more
Contacts25,000 end-of-period active contacts
Domains50 sending domains
  • 90-day logs
  • Journey delivery policy
  • Migration importer
Get started with Growth

Scale

$199/mo

Regulated teams needing BYO-SES or dedicated operations

Emails750,000 emails / month
OverageNo paid overage; contact sales before exceeding this limit
Contacts100,000 end-of-period active contacts
Domains1,000 sending domains
  • BYO-SES credential configuration (dispatch wiring in progress)
  • Dedicated IP by request (operator-approved, not self-serve)
  • Priority deliverability review
  • 365-day logs
Get started with Scale

Billing rules

Designed for auditability.

No high-watermark
CancelSelf-serve cancellationKeep exports available for compliance review; no data deletion on plan change.
CapsHard spend capsStop sends before unexpected usage turns into an invoice surprise.
ProofUsage ledgerEach billed message is tied to an idempotent send record.

Fair-use protection

Free means one fair allowance.

We monitor free accounts for fraud, coordinated account creation, and attempts to evade limits. Related accounts may be restricted, suspended, or closed. Shared networks are not blocked by themselves, and affected customers can appeal.