Resend joins the Vercel Marketplace
Resend is now on the Vercel Marketplace: provision transactional email from the CLI, write templates as React components, track delivery via webhooks, and let agents send mail through the Chat SDK adapter.
**The gist** **Resend** joined the **Vercel Marketplace**, adding email sending to a project without separate infrastructure or account plumbing. It covers transactional and marketing email over an **API or SMTP relay**, templates written as **React components** via React Email, real-time webhooks for opens, clicks, bounces, and deliveries, and installs from the dashboard or CLI with a domain parameter.
**Why it matters** Email is the piece agent-built apps most often leave stubbed — magic links, confirmations, notifications. **Marketplace provisioning** keeps credentials and billing inside the Vercel project, and the **Chat SDK adapter** lets an agent send email directly, so it's one less external service to wire by hand.
**The gist** **Resend** joined the **Vercel Marketplace**, adding email sending to a project without separate infrastructure or account plumbing. It covers transactional and marketing email over an **API or SMTP relay**, templates written as **React components** via React Email, real-time webhooks for opens, clicks, bounces, and deliveries, and installs from the dashboard or CLI with a domain parameter. **Why it matters** Email is the piece agent-built apps most often leave stubbed — magic links, confirmations, notifications. **Marketplace provisioning** keeps credentials and billing inside the Vercel project, and the **Chat SDK adapter** lets an agent send email directly, so it's one less external service to wire by hand. **Watch out** The changelog covers integration mechanics only — **no pricing** is mentioned — and sending real mail still needs **domain verification** and sender-reputation care that no one-line install handles for you.