Connect your website to Resend
Your website's emails land in the inbox
Your website's forms and notifications send email through Resend from your own domain, properly authenticated and without breaking your mailbox.
The problem it solves
The form on your website seems to work, but messages don’t arrive, end up in spam or come from an address that looks untrustworthy. Gmail, Yahoo and Microsoft require email to be authenticated, and fixing that means touching domain records that hardly anyone understands and that, if handled badly, can leave the whole company without email.
What I do
I connect your website to Resend, an email sending service built for websites and applications, so that forms, confirmations and notifications go out from your own domain. I verify the domain on a sending subdomain, so the email you already use (Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or another provider) is left untouched, and I leave SPF, DKIM and DMARC properly aligned.
It is what runs on this very website: the contact form sends through Resend and the mailbox is received by a different provider, with no conflict between the two.
Scope
- Included: domain verification, DNS records, sending from your website with the key stored outside the code, and delivery tests.
- Not included: email marketing campaigns or newsletters. There are dedicated tools for that, and I tell you which one suits you.
Deliverables
- The domain verified in Resend, with the SPF, DKIM and DMARC records documented.
- Your current email untouched, checked before and after the change.
- Your website’s forms and notifications sending from your domain.
- Real delivery tests in Gmail and Outlook.
- A note listing the domain records that must never be deleted.
How it is measured
Test messages reach the inbox and pass SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and your mailbox keeps receiving email as normal.
What I need from you
Access to wherever you manage your domain, to your website and to a Resend account in your name. If you don’t have one, I help you set it up.