What are the most common use cases
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Resend is designed for two specific use cases: transactional and marketing emails.
Here's how they differ from each other.
Transactional Emails
One-to-one emails that contain information that completes a transaction or process the recipient has started with you.
- Password reset emails
- Receipt and invoice emails
- Trial expiration emails
- User invitation emails
- Notification emails
- Welcome emails
- Double opt-in
Related customer stories:
How Anghami sends 3M emails every month with Resend
The Resend team didn't feel like an external entity, but rather an extension of our own team.
resend.com/customers/anghami
How Liveblocks transforms alerts to upsells using Resend
We were pleasantly surprised that we didn't need to reach out for help - the API and documentation were so straightforward that we didn't encounter any issues.
resend.com/customers/liveblocks
Marketing Emails
One-to-many emails that contains commercial and/or promotional content.
- Newsletters
- Changelogs
- Product announcements
- Promotions
- Updates to Terms of Service
Related customer stories:
How Nuxt built their deployment platform with Resend
I've used other email providers for years, and Resend's developer experience is unmatchable.
resend.com/customers/nuxt
How Theya is sending launch week emails using Resend Broadcasts
It has become an indispensable tool for starting and maintaining customer engagement with minimal effort.
resend.com/customers/theya