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Questions · Published 2026-10-31 · Updated 2026-10-31 · AgentiSend

Resend alternative pricing: AgentiSend plan by plan

Resend alternative pricing: AgentiSend is 20% under Resend on every volume both sell, and lifetime plans are up to 75% cheaper than Resend for the same emails.

Resend alternative pricing: AgentiSend is 20% under Resend on every volume both sell, and lifetime plans are up to 75% cheaper than Resend for the same emails.

The monthly rows are the volumes both products sell. Lifetime rows use the same cells as the table on the pricing page. Prices were read from Resend's pricing page on the date under the tables.

Monthly plans

PlanEmails a monthAgentiSendResendBelow Resend
Pro50,000$16$2020%
Pro100,000$28$3520%
Scale100,000$72$9020%
Scale200,000$128$16020%
Scale500,000$280$35020%
Scale1,000,000$520$65020%
Scale1,500,000$660$82520%
Scale2,500,000$920$1,15020%

Resend prices from https://resend.com/pricing, checked on 31 October 2026. Resend sells monthly plans only.

Free plans

AgentiSend FreeResend Free
Price a month$0$0
Emails a month5,0003,000

AgentiSend Free also allows 170 emails a day, 3 verified domains, and keeps the log 7 days. The Resend price table's Free row states the price and the monthly inclusion above. The day cap, domain count and retention on that plan are quoted in the section below, from the page they were read on.

Yearly billing

Yearly billing here is 40% off the monthly price, paid for the year up front. Resend prices from https://resend.com/pricing, checked on 31 October 2026. Resend sells monthly plans only.

Lifetime plans against the same emails on Resend

Up to 75% cheaper than Resend. Each lifetime plan next to the same emails bought from Resend at the same pace: the plan’s monthly maximum every month, for as many months as its emails last, on Resend’s cheapest paid plan that covers that maximum. Sending less each month makes the plan last longer and widens the gap.

Lifetime planPaid onceEmailsMonths at the maximumSame emails on ResendCheaper by
Lifetime 250k$49250,00010Pro 50,000 a month, $20 × 10 = $20075%
Lifetime 600k$99600,00012Pro 50,000 a month, $20 × 12 = $24058%
Lifetime 1.5M$1991,500,00015Pro 100,000 a month, $35 × 15 = $52562%
Lifetime 3M$3493,000,00030Pro 100,000 a month, $35 × 30 = $1,05066%

Resend prices from https://resend.com/pricing, checked on 31 October 2026. Resend sells monthly plans only.

Where Resend is ahead

Resend lists React Email on every plan, including Free. The pricing page's feature table describes it as sending with React, TypeScript and Tailwind, marked yes on Free, Pro, Scale and Enterprise (https://resend.com/pricing, checked on 31 October 2026). AgentiSend accepts a react field on a send and renders it when the renderer package is installed. It does not include a React email editor.

SOC 2 Type II is listed on every plan. None yet. No SOC 2 report and no penetration-test letter exist, and /security says so. Source: https://resend.com/pricing, captured 2026-10-31.

The pricing table lists data retention of 30 days on Free, Pro and Scale, and flexible data retention on Enterprise. AgentiSend Free keeps the log 7 days. Source: https://resend.com/pricing, captured 2026-10-31.

On the free plan, that same pricing page states: Free is $0: 3,000 emails a month, 100 a day, 3 domains, and 30-day data retention. It does not expire. Paid plans are billed monthly only; the pricing page says there are no annual plans. Source: https://resend.com/pricing, captured 2026-10-31.

FAQ

Does Resend sell a yearly plan?

No. Resend sells monthly plans only. AgentiSend sells a monthly term and a yearly term at the discount stated above.

What is on this page?

The monthly table pairs each shared volume with both prices. Lifetime plans appear on this page only when they are sold on this site. The full tier list is on the pricing page.

Where is Resend ahead?

A React email editor on every plan, an audited security report on every plan, and a longer free-plan log. Each one is sourced in the section above.

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POST /emails is the send. GET /billing/plan returns the plan on the account. GET /usage returns what the account has used against it.