Every Overskill app can send transactional email out of the box, with no setup. If you want that email to come from your own address (like [email protected] instead of the shared Overskill sender), you connect an email provider with your own account: Resend, SendGrid or Postmark.
What works today, with no setup
Every app sends transactional email (signup confirmations, order receipts, notifications, weekly summaries) from a shared Overskill sender address right away. There's no account to create, and it's capped at 100 emails a day per workspace. See Sending emails from your app.
Sending from your own address
- Create an account with the provider (Resend, SendGrid or Postmark) and verify your domain there. They show you a few DNS records to add where you bought your domain.
- Connect it to your app. Resend, SendGrid and Postmark are all in the integrations marketplace; connect yours there with your own account. Never paste a key into chat.
- Ask the builder to use it. In chat, for example:
Connect Resend and send order confirmations from [email protected].
The builder wires up the sending logic so your key stays on the server. You keep full control of the from-address, and your sending limits are the provider's, set by your plan with them.
This is also the right path for marketing or bulk email. Overskill's built-in sender is for transactional email only.
Which one should I use?
- Just need transactional email fast, and the sending address doesn't matter? Use the built-in shared sender. Nothing to connect.
- Want email to come from your own address, or need more than 100 a day? Connect Resend, SendGrid or Postmark with your own account.
- Sending marketing or bulk email? Use one of those providers, not the built-in sender.
What to read next
- Sending emails from your app: the built-in shared sender and its limits
- Understanding your email sending limits
- Why was my email sending paused or throttled?
- Browsing the integrations marketplace: how to connect Resend, SendGrid or Postmark
- Connecting Mailjet or any other email provider not in the marketplace: for a provider that isn't in the marketplace
- Connecting your own domain: for your app's web address (separate from email sending)