Resend Alternative MCP Server

cancel_email

The email must be in "scheduled" status. Provide the email ID. Cancel a scheduled email

create_api_key

Requires a name and optionally the permission scope (full_access, sending, domains). Returns the key value which is shown ONLY ONCE — make sure to copy it immediately. Create a new API key in Resend

create_domain

Requires the domain name (e.g. "example.com"). Optionally set the AWS SES region. Returns the domain ID and the DNS records (SPF, DKIM) you need to configure for verification. Add a new domain to Resend

delete_api_key

The key will no longer be able to authenticate API requests. Provide the API key ID from list_api_keys. WARNING: this action is irreversible. Delete an API key from Resend

delete_domain

All DNS records associated with the domain will be invalidated. Provide the domain ID. WARNING: this action is irreversible. Delete a domain from Resend

get_domain

Provide the domain ID from list_domains. Get details for a specific domain

get_email

Returns the sender, recipient(s), subject, creation date, last event (delivered, bounced, complained) and scheduled_at if applicable. Get details for a sent email

list_api_keys

Returns key name, ID, creation date and permission scope (full_access, sending, domains). Note: actual key values are NOT returned for security. List API keys in your Resend account

list_domains

Each domain shows its name, status (verified, not_verified, pending), region, SPF/DKIM records and creation date. Use this to verify which domains are ready for sending emails. List verified domains in Resend

list_emails

Returns email ID, from, to, subject, creation date and last event status. Results are paginated and ordered by most recent first. List recently sent emails

send_batch_emails

Provide a JSON array of email objects, each with from, to, subject and optionally html/text. Each email in the batch is counted individually against your quota. Returns an array of results with IDs for each email. Send a batch of emails via Resend

send_email

Requires the sender address (from), recipient(s) (to) and subject. Optionally provide HTML body, plain text body, reply-to address, CC/BCC recipients and attachments. The from address must use a verified domain configured in Resend. Returns the email ID for tracking. Send an email via Resend

update_email

The email must be in "scheduled" status. Provide the email ID and the new scheduled_at timestamp (ISO 8601). Update a scheduled email

verify_domain

Use this after adding or updating SPF/DKIM records in your DNS provider. Returns the updated domain status. Verify a domain's DNS records