We're biased, but transmit.dev

Let the bots do it!

A few years ago, someone decided developer infrastructure should work like a taxi meter with a broken clock. You pay for a monthly quota. You spend the month heads-down building product instead of sending mail. Day 30 arrives, and your balance resets to zero. We think that’s an odd way to treat a customer. Transmit costs $20/month. That’s a retainer: a verified domain that’s yours alone, and 30,000 credits added to your ledger every month. If you send 5,000, 25,000 stay right where you left them. By month three, you have 85,000 in your reserves. Credits never expire while you’re subscribed. What’s yours stays yours. transmit.dev/blog/whats-your…

Are you looking for the Resend of SMS? Look no further - we're launching open beta soon. Come sign-up and be one of the first to give us a try.

We are about to open beta - sign-up today to be apart of the unified future of sending.

How many of you got hit with Mailgun's price double email? ($1 → $2/1k starting Dec 1 😩) This is exactly why we built @Transmitdev: $0.50/1k emails, credits never expire, no tiers or waste. Who's switching? transmit.dev #EmailAPI

Our dashboard? Instant insights on @nextjs + @vercel. → Real-time charts: Opens, clicks, deliveries at a glance → Multi-channel views (Email/SMS/Voice) — no app-switching → Built for devs who hate scrolling lists Overview > overload. transmit.dev

We just shipped Transmit.dev — the email API devs deserve. 💸 $0.50 / 1K emails 🔁 Credits last 12 months — no expiration BS ⚡ Real-time tracking, no tiers or surprises Built by devs, for devs. Tired of pricing roulette? Switch in minutes → transmit.dev