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Resend sends transactional email through an API that a developer can wire up in an afternoon, and it has grown a broadcast side so a product's receipts and its newsletter come from the same domain and the same reputation. The free tier covers 3,000 emails a month, which is enough for a small product's transactional traffic. Automation runs are metered separately with their own free allowance. Anybody wanting a drag-and-drop campaign builder and a marketer's dashboard is in the wrong place.
Free covers 3,000 emails a month with sending and receiving, ticket support, 10,000 automation runs and 30 days of data retention. Pro is $20 a month with extra emails at $0.90 per thousand, and the tier above is $90. Automation runs beyond the free allowance are $0.0015 each, and dedicated IPs are $30 a month. Volume above that is selected on a slider running to three million emails.
A developer shipping a product who needs transactional email now and a newsletter later, and would rather not run two vendors and two sending reputations. The free tier covers a small product completely. A writer with a list and no codebase is the wrong audience: there is no drag-and-drop campaign builder here, and MailerLite or Buttondown will be faster to a first send.
Choose this when the same team owns the code and the newsletter, because keeping both on one sending domain is worth more than any feature either side offers. If nobody on the project writes code, this is the wrong tool no matter how good the pricing looks.
Email marketing
Email marketing with the longest integration list
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