Resend pricing page
Resend's pricing page scores 7/10: prices, email volumes and overage rates on one screen, with attributed quotes lower down, held back by lab LCP and three accessibility failures.
Our own screenshots, taken on the reviewed date. The page may have changed since.
- Message clarity 2/2: Price, "emails / mo" allowance, overage rate and monthly period are all on the first screen; the slider and Transactional/Marketing toggle set context without scrolling.
- Proof 2/2: Quotes attributed by name and role ("Hahnbee Lee, Co-Founder at Mintlify", "Bradley Greenwood, VP of Engineering at MrBeast"), though placed at the very bottom; the "Trusted by" logo block rendered empty in our capture.
- Path to contact 2/2: Each plan has "Get started", Enterprise has "Contact us", a free tier exists and the page closes with "Sign up for free".
- Speed 1/2: Lab LCP 3,032 ms fails the 2,500 ms bar; lab CLS 0 passes (throttled mobile lab run, not field data).
- Accessibility basics 0/2: Three failures: 1 unlabeled input (likely the volume slider), 1 heading skip and 1 empty link. Images have alt text, one h1, lang set.
What the page does well
Resend's first screen pairs a Transactional/Marketing toggle and a volume slider (3,000 to 3,000,000+) with four cards: "$0 / mo" for "3,000 emails / mo", "$20 / mo" for 50,000, "$90 / mo" for 100,000 and "Enterprise". Overage is stated as "Extra emails: $0.90 / 1,000", so the unit, period and ceiling are all in view. The model is volume tiers plus priced add-ons ("Domains - $20 / mo", "Dedicated IPs - $30 / mo", "Single Sign-On - $150 / mo") and pay-as-you-go cards. Proof is attributed quotes from Mintlify, MrBeast and Infisical, but they sit at the bottom of a 9,500px page. Three identical "Get started" buttons give no hint of which plan to pick.
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