Last April, we celebrated going from 0 to 100,000 users.
A lot has changed since then.
Here's a quick look back at what we've done and what's coming up.
In one year, we went from:
Resend is now powering millions of emails sent every single day, and we're only just getting started.
Our goal is for Resend to become the default email platform for developers.
To get there, we'll keep talking to you, our users, and listening to your feedback.
Here's how we're seeing the path to 1M users:
The engineering team doubled in size, so we can keep improving the product and making the developer experience even better.
We improved the experience of verifying domains, added support for multiple teams, built an integration with Vercel, shipped new SDKs for Rust and .NET, and much more.
Over the next few months, you can expect to see:
As we enter a new era, where agents are taking more actions than humans, we'll make sure Resend is ready for it, too.
We're actively exploring AI in many ways, including the development of an MCP server and taking email templating to the next level with new.email.
Email is not a new thing, but it is a complex one.
We're leveraging our expertise to produce educational guides like the "How to warm up a new domain" so people can keep improving the quality of their emails.
Still, we believe the best advice is contextual, and that's why we're bringing all the email deliverability best practices into the product in two ways:
First, we're deeply committed to open source tools like React Email 4.0, which comes with a built-in linter, compatibility checker, and spam score.
Second, we're bringing education directly into the product with Deliverability Insights, which is now available for free for all users.
We believe great support is a core part of what makes Resend unique.
And when it comes to support, actions speak louder than words.
Real data gathered via Plain for the past 60 days.
We want to help people with their emails, regardless of how big or small their company is, or where they are located in the world.
That's why we recently expanded our support SLA to include European timezones.
Our goal is to build a product that reduces the need for support in the first place, so we'll continue to invest time in docs and knowledge base articles. Still, when you just need to talk to a human, we'll be there for you.
We are always looking for ways to improve our security measures.
In the past few months, we:
We'll continue to improve our security posture, including running pen tests constantly, reducing third-party dependencies, and moving more of our infrastructure in-house.
We can have the most beautiful product, the best support team, and the fastest API in the world, but if it's not online, then it's all for nothing.
Reliability is the foundation of everything we do, and every time there's downtime, we lose trust. That's why uptime is so important to us.
We shipped multiple improvements to our foundational services recently. These include migrating from two cloud providers, revamping the storage of millions of email events, and re-architecting our email sending workflow to make Resend more resilient.
At the end of the day, we're providing infrastructure, just like water, energy, banking, and transportation. So you can expect even more investments in reliability.
Acquiring Mergent, which has a stellar uptime and scalability track record, is just one of the steps we're taking to provide the most reliable service possible.
If you had asked me a year ago if we would 4x our users in just 12 months, I wouldn't have believed you.
This is only possible because of you. Thank you for using the product, talking to your friends about it, and telling us what you like and what you don't.
We're just getting started.
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