20 Resend alternatives
Resend's official MCP server for transactional and marketing email — send, schedule and batch messages, manage templates, contacts, broadcasts, automations, domains and suppressions from an agent. 20 MCP servers do similar work, most sharing Email, ranked by how much they have in common with Resend.
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by Mailgun
Official Mailgun MCP server: send email, diagnose deliverability, and manage domains, webhooks, templates and suppressions from your agent.
Also: Email
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by RocketReach
RocketReach's official remote MCP server: search and enrich people and companies, pull verified emails and phone numbers, and check deliverability from your AI client.
Also: Email
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by Infobip
Infobip's official MCP servers for omnichannel messaging — one endpoint per channel across SMS, WhatsApp, RCS, Viber, Email, Voice and mobile push, plus 2FA.
Also: Email
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by Bird
Bird's official MCP server for email, SMS, WhatsApp and voice — send and inspect messages, run OTP verification, and manage domains, senders and numbers.
Also: Email
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by Loops
Loops' official remote MCP server — manage contacts, mailing lists, campaigns and transactional email in a Loops account from an agent, over OAuth.
Also: Email
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by Mux
Official MCP server for the Mux video API, built on a code-execution scheme: the agent writes TypeScript against the SDK and runs it in a Deno sandbox.
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by Red Hat
Red Hat's zero-dependency C++23 code-context engine — ranked call graphs and blast-radius analysis, indexing a repo in under half a second with no server and no database.
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by Trail
Builds a searchable markdown graph of your repo so coding agents stop re-exploring it on every task — reported 42% fewer tokens and 46% fewer tool calls.
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by Expo
Expo's official remote MCP server — searches Expo docs, installs compatible SDK packages, triggers and monitors EAS builds, and drives iOS/Android simulators.
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by Qase
Qase test management over MCP: 36 task-oriented tools for cases, runs, results, defects and QQL search, hosted at mcp.qase.io or self-run with your own API token.
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by Arm
Arm's official MCP server for porting and tuning software on Arm — semantic docs search, codebase migration scanning, container architecture checks and LLVM-MCA assembly analysis.
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by AntV
Official AntV MCP server that turns a description of your data into a rendered chart — 26 visualization types from bar and line to sankey, mind-map, fishbone and geographic maps.
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by Headroom Labs
Context-compression MCP server that shrinks tool outputs, logs, files and RAG chunks before they reach the model, cutting 60-95% of tokens on JSON payloads.
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by Gentleman Programming
Persistent memory for coding agents as a single Go binary — SQLite and FTS5 behind MCP, an HTTP API, a CLI and a TUI, with no Node, Python or Docker required.
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by Callstack
Give a coding agent a live feedback loop on real mobile, TV and desktop apps — inspect, tap, type and capture evidence on iOS, Android and HarmonyOS over MCP or a CLI.
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by Weights & Biases
The official W&B MCP server: query experiment runs, Weave LLM traces, artifacts and registries in natural language, and write findings back as a W&B report.
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by Replicate
Replicate's official MCP server: search thousands of hosted models, read their schemas, and run predictions on image, video, audio and language models from inside an agent.
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by Hugging Face
Hugging Face's official remote MCP server — search and inspect models, datasets and Spaces, browse the Hub filesystem over hf:// URIs, and turn Gradio Spaces into callable tools.
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by Postman
Postman's official MCP server — reach your workspaces, collections, specs and environments from Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Copilot, in four tool tiers.
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by Datalayer
Drive live Jupyter notebooks from an agent — read and edit cells, execute code, see rich outputs, and run against local JupyterLab or a cloud sandbox.
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