RajaVPS sells ready-to-use AWS accounts, SES accounts, and aged AWS accounts with billing history — and handles the two AWS requests that trip up most businesses: SES daily sending limit increases and EC2 email sending limit removal, submitted by someone who deals with AWS Support every day.
We focus on requests that need real technical justification and the right communication with AWS Support — not just filling out a form.
Move from sandbox to Production Access so you can send email to any recipient, not just verified addresses.
Learn more →Official request to unblock outbound port 25 on your EC2 instance, required for mail servers and SMTP relays.
Learn more →Service quota increase for on-demand vCPU, Elastic IP, and other AWS service limits holding back your scaling plans.
Learn more →These are real (case numbers and personal emails redacted) approval notices we've received from AWS Support since 2019 — across SES production access, EC2 port 25 unblock, and reverse DNS requests, in regions from Jakarta to N. Virginia, Ireland, and EU-Central.






Tell us your use-case: transactional email, newsletters, or running your own mail server on EC2.
We prepare a use-case draft, volume estimate, and bounce/complaint handling plan.
The request is submitted officially through your own AWS account, fully within AWS policy.
We track AWS's response and handle any revisions until the status is approved.
"We tried twice ourselves and got rejected by AWS. Through RajaVPS, our production access request was approved on the first submission."
"The process was clear from the start, communication was smooth, and they really understood what AWS reviewers look for."
"Port 25 on our EC2 finally got opened after years of trying manually. Well worth it for our internal mail server."
Consult your needs with us today, free with no commitment. We'll help map out exactly what documentation you need.