Setup guides
Pick the email provider that will send your mail. If you don't have one, Resend is the quickest to set up and Brevo has the biggest free plan.
| Provider | Free plan | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Resend Developer-friendly, quick domain setup. Good default. | 3,000 emails a month free (100 a day) | Set up Resend → |
| Brevo Generous free plan. Pasted images arrive as attachments, not inline. | 300 emails a day free | Set up Brevo → |
| SMTP2GO Popular with former Gmail "Send mail as" users. Simple verified-sender setup. | 1,000 emails a month free (200 a day) | Set up SMTP2GO → |
| Mailgun Sends the exact message SendAs Bridge builds (raw MIME). | 100 emails a day on the free plan | Set up Mailgun → |
| Amazon SES Cheapest at volume. New accounts start in a sandbox until AWS approves production access. | About $0.10 per 1,000 emails (3,000 a month free for the first 12 months) | Set up Amazon SES → |
| Postmark Excellent deliverability for personal mail. Paid plans from $15/month. | 100 emails a month free; new accounts need approval before sending to anyone | Set up Postmark → |
| Cloudflare Email Sending Same place as your Cloudflare Email Routing. Public beta. 5 MB per email. | Needs the Workers Paid plan; 3,000 emails a month included, then $0.35 per 1,000 | Set up Cloudflare Email Sending → |
| Mailjet European provider with a free plan. | 6,000 emails a month free (200 a day) | Set up Mailjet → |
| SendGrid Use it if you already have a SendGrid account. | Free trial, then paid plans (Twilio SendGrid) | Set up SendGrid → |