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Pricing

Free while in early access.

Nexmail costs nothing today. You connect your own sending providers and pay them directly at their own rates.

Early access

For teams moving their mail onto Nexmail now.

$0per month

  • Every feature on this site, for your whole team
  • All your domains, routes and Slack channels
  • Failover between every provider you connect
  • Campaigns, ceilings and the emergency stop
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Paid plans

After early access ends.

Not set yetannounced here first

  • Prices are published on this page before any workspace is charged
  • Early-access workspaces hear about it by email first
  • Your providers stay yours, billed by them as today
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Not sure Nexmail fits how your team works?

Read how the inbox works first, or point a spare domain at a new workspace and try it with real mail.

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Questions

Before you sign up.

Is Nexmail really free?

Nexmail itself costs nothing while it is in early access. Mail arrives through Resend’s inbound and leaves through your own Resend or Brevo account, and both have free plans, so a small team can run on its own domain without paying anyone. Higher volumes move you onto their paid plans, billed by them.

What does early access include?

Everything Nexmail does today, for as many people as your team has. There is no feature held back for a paid plan yet.

What do I pay my email providers?

Whatever they charge you. Nexmail sends through your own Resend, Amazon SES, Brevo, SMTP2GO or SMTP account, so the bill comes from them at their rates. Most offer a free tier that covers a small team.

Can Brevo receive my mail too?

No. In Nexmail, Brevo sends. Mail for your domain reaches Nexmail through Resend’s inbound or through your own mail server, such as Postfix or Mailu.

Do I need my own domain?

Yes, and it is all you need. Nexmail receives and sends mail for domains you own, so it can route each address and authenticate everything it sends.

What happens when early access ends?

Prices go up on this page first, and every early-access workspace is told by email before anything changes.