Resend API
Email infrastructure built for developers and coding agents.
Resend provides REST APIs, SDKs, webhooks, a CLI, and MCP integrations for sending and receiving transactional email, managing contacts, and running marketing email workflows.
What we know before manual testing
A particularly complete email API for modern developer workflows, with unusually strong official support for coding agents. Manual task testing is still required before we assign an agent-readiness verdict.
Integration overview
Sourced from Resend documentation and checked on Aug 15, 2026.
What developers use Resend for
Strong official support, independent test pending
Documented client support
What remains unverified
We have not yet measured setup time, first-call success, manual corrections, task completion, or recovery from errors in any agent client.
Where Resend fits
Best for
- Product teams sending transactional and lifecycle email
- TypeScript and multi-language applications that prefer official SDKs
- Teams that want CLI, MCP, and machine-readable documentation
Strengths
- Broad official SDK coverage plus an OpenAPI repository
- Scoped API keys and OAuth for delegated integrations
- Documented test addresses, structured errors, webhooks, and idempotency
Watch for
- A verified domain is required before sending broadly
- The free plan is capped at 100 transactional emails per day
- The default API rate limit is five requests per second per team
- The API does not currently expose a formal versioning system
Implementation details
- Base URL
https://api.resend.com- Protocols
- REST, HTTPS, Webhooks, SMTP
- Credential scope
- API keys support full or sending-only access; OAuth supports emails:send or full_access
- Testing
- Test addresses simulate delivery, bounce, complaint, and suppression events
- Pricing
- Monthly volume for transactional email; contact-based plans for marketing email
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