Send bulk email
to your customers.

The emails go out in your name, from your account. You connect your own Resend account; your sending limit, your reputation and your invoice belong to you. Nobody else's quota decides how much you can send.

You do not have to send the newsletter and the announcement from the same address. You connect several sending accounts and make one the default; while preparing a campaign you pick which it goes out from. Your brands or teams speak from their own addresses.

You verify your sending domain, so your emails arrive without falling into spam. The DNS records you need to add are listed on screen. A campaign leaving on a verified domain reaches its recipient.

You do not build the list by hand: you pick a customer label and everyone carrying it joins the list. The list resolves at send time, so a person added in between gets the campaign too. Your newest customer receives the first campaign as well.

If you already have a list of addresses, you pick the file and load it into the list. You do not have to type the addresses one by one. The list you bring back from a trade fair is usable the same day.

As you write the email you format the text and add headings and lists. You upload an image or paste its address; linking comes from the same bar. You prepare the campaign without learning a design tool.

You put the person's name inside the text and everyone reads their own. You do not have to type the variable — you click it in from a list. Every recipient reads an email written to them by name.

You do not start with a blank page. You open a welcome, newsletter, announcement or event invitation template, write your own text, and save a layout you liked as your own template. Your first campaign goes out the same day.

Before sending a campaign to thousands, you send it to yourself. The test lands in a real inbox; the subject line, the images and the links look exactly as they will. Because you saw it in a real inbox, there are no surprises.

You set the campaign for a later date and it goes out that day on its own. If you change your mind, you cancel the plan and return to the draft. You do not have to be at a computer at sending time.

If you notice a mistake while it is going out, you stop it. Nothing goes to those waiting in the queue. A mistake stops before it spreads to the whole list.

Under the campaign sit how many it reached, how many opened it and how many clicked. The same person opening twice does not inflate the number; the figure shows how many separate people. Because the figure counts people once, the results never look better than they are.

You see which link drew interest. From here you decide what to put forward in the next campaign. The content of the next campaign is not picked by guesswork.

You can see one by one who received it, who opened it and who could not be reached. You filter the list by status. You make the sales call to the right person.

Every email carries an unsubscribe link at the foot. Whoever leaves drops off the lists on their own and gets no more campaigns; if they ask, you can add them back. Keeping the list clean happens by itself.

You remove unreachable and unsubscribed addresses from the list in one go. That way your sending reputation does not fall. Dead addresses do not drag your sender reputation down.

When you open a customer you see which campaigns went to them. On the phone, what they read is not left to guesswork. You go into the conversation knowing what that person read.

Seeing a campaign, editing it and sending it are separate permissions. Your colleague can prepare the campaign but leaves the sending to you. You give the sending permission only to someone you trust.