During Cloudflare's recent Birthday Week, the company announced the private preview of its Cloudflare Email Service. This new globally managed service enables developers to send and receive emails dir

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Cloudflare announced a private preview of its Email Service during Birthday Week, enabling developers to send and receive emails directly from Workers without API keys. The globally managed service automatically configures SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for improved deliverability, supports both REST APIs and SMTP, and integrates with Workers AI for routing and parsing incoming emails. Unlike regional services like Amazon SES, Cloudflare offers a single global endpoint. The beta launches in November with message-based pricing and requires a paid Workers subscription.

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This feature could not be any slower to release to public. would simplify my stack so much. I dont want to use resend or aws

FYI Resend is using AmazonSES under the hood! but it’s much more expensive…

I’ll self host an E-Mail service on Bare Metal or a Virtual Private Server. Thank you for reminding me Cloudflare!

Still don’t see it. It’s not public yet?