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opensend.cc

Self-hosted, open source email API compatible with Resend
12 ratings3.67
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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformWeb
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opensend.cc is an open source email platform that you self-host on your server, providing a Resend-compatible REST API and SMTP for sending emails through your own AWS SES account or any SMTP relay. It includes features like React email templates, a dashboard for managing domains, keys, logs, suppressions, contacts, broadcasts, and deliverability, all self-managed with a one-command Docker Compose deployment.

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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformsWeb
PricingFree
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ListedOctober 2026
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Mobile PageSpeed
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81 out of 100, Needs improvement
Accessibility
100 out of 100, Good
Best Practices
96 out of 100, Good
SEO
100 out of 100, Good

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Product Hunt160 source points · 16 comments

does this do inbound too or sending only? and if I run it on my own box, how are you handling the IP reputation problem for someone starting from zero??

wahjobsonline · Imported from Product Hunt

"your domain's reputation is in someone else's hands" is the line that'll actually land with anyone who's done cold outreach at volume - we send a lot of it for Dial and the shared-sender-pool anxiety is real, one other customer on the same platform burns a bad list and your deliverability takes the hit too even though you did nothing wrong. since this runs through your own AWS account, does switching over mid-campaign mean starting warmup from zero on the new sending domain, or is there a way to carry over an existing SES reputation/history if you're migrating off another provider

galdayan · Imported from Product Hunt

Paying per email always felt odd to me. Once you're sending a decent amount, the bill grows faster than the actual work. Paying SES rates directly makes a lot more sense.

lesya_pishchevskaya · Imported from Product Hunt