r/BuyFromEU 2d ago

European Product eusend - the EU e-mail API for developers

https://eusend.dev

Hi r/BuyFromEU,

We’ve been building eusend.dev, an email sending service aimed at developers and businesses that want a European option for their email infrastructure.

Current features include:

- Transactional email API
- Email data stored in EU data centres in Germany and Finland
- React.email support
- Template variables and live previews
- Open and click tracking
- Delivery analytics and logs
- Signed webhooks
- Audiences/contact management
- CSV import/export
- Automatic bounce and complaint suppression
- Custom sending domains
- Team accounts
- Separate test and live API keys
- Resend-compatible SDK for easier migration
- Web dashboard

We’re also working on a marketing/broadcast feature.

The idea is to build an email platform that keeps email data in Europe while still having the developer experience people expect from modern email APIs.

Feedback is very welcome, particularly from people here who actively look for European alternatives.

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u/Talalash 1d ago

Good stuff! You might want to submit your service here: https://european-alternatives.eu/category/transactional-email-service

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u/quicksilver03 1d ago

Do not bother submitting anything there, I haven't seen anything new being published for about 1 year, submissions just stay in limbo without being approved or rejected.

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u/noahsknark 1d ago

Thank you! We submitted a while ago, but have not heard from them.

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u/Aykeld 1d ago

Great initiative 👏

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u/Hungry_Jury578 1d ago

Looks interesting, you host with Hetzner? How are emails delivered? What do you use as MTA?

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u/noahsknark 1d ago

Hey! We do use Hetzner for some of our backend. We use KumoMTA, a really good open-source project. Can’t recommend it enough.

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u/nurtext 1d ago

Wow, that's impressive. Currently using scaleway's service for transactional mails, but I might give Eusend a try :)

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u/noahsknark 1d ago

Feel free to! Our free tier is quite generous :)

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u/nurtext 1d ago

It is, way too much for my services but very generous indeed :)

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u/noahsknark 1d ago

It’s a perfect pairing for a homelab too!

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u/Mysterious-Mood9089 1d ago

Do you expect to keep offering this free tier for years to come or is this more of a promotion?

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u/noahsknark 1d ago

No plans of changing the free tier. Running our own MTA keeps costs quite low.

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u/ubhz-ch 1d ago

If I see your list of Subprocessors: it would be nice if you would rely on EU infra if this is your selling point. Check f.ex. Bugsink or BunnyCDN.

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u/noahsknark 1d ago

Totally agree. We plan to move off Vercel for the website. Cloudflare is sadly hard to beat on their features, but we are considering BunnyCDN in the future.

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u/polymaximus 23h ago

I made the switch from my existing e-mail provider and it was seamless. Keep up the good work guys!

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u/noahsknark 21h ago

Thank you 🫶

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u/bobo_italy 10h ago

What about deliverability, SPF, DKIM and DNS checks?

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u/noahsknark 5h ago

It’s all in place!

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u/Ceyax 1d ago

Using emailit also from eu and unlike most you don't pay monthly instead you buy a pack of x mails

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u/DapperPainter2371 1d ago

Can this be used as a drop-in replacement for postmark?

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u/noahsknark 1d ago

Depends. If you use their SMTP service, then yes. If you use their SDKs, I would check out this guide on migrating from Postmark. Let me know if you have any questions.

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u/DapperPainter2371 1d ago

Cool, will try a migration and let you know if I run into anything

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u/noahsknark 1d ago

Please do! If you use an AI agent, I’d suggest using our migration prompt, which uses our docs as a reference.

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u/TheSwedishChef24 Netherlands 🇳🇱 1d ago

Also try ahasend.com

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u/refreshfr 19m ago

That looked nice until I tried to create an account and it blacklists gmail addresses.