Professional email on your own domain, without paying per person
Create hola@ and sales@, reply from a real inbox, and keep every email forever. From US$2.50/month for one person β and your whole team, up to 10, for a flat price.
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Your domain, your emails, and your archive stay yours β even the day you decide to leave
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Real comments from a thread on r/startupcolombia
I'm interested β I've been trying to move away from typical cPanel-style email, or depending on Google or Zoho Mail, and I've been looking for something like this for a while, at least for when you start a new project that doesn't need a ton of accounts β just two or three basic inboxes to send and receive.
I'd built a cross-platform desktop app myself, but back then Resend only supported sending emails, not receiving them. Your app is more complete since it receives emails too. Congrats, it's genuinely useful.
I've used SendGrid inbound for something similar internally, but I hadn't built anything like this with custom domains facing the public. Good luck!
Very interesting. I think it's really useful when you're launching something and still in the early stages.
Awesome! I'm actually setting that up right now for two ventures.
Your professional email, ready in 3 steps
Connect your domain
Enter your domain and Correvo sets up sending and receiving for you β you just add the DNS records we show you. Under the hood it runs on Resend: connect your existing account, or create one free in two minutes during signup.
Set up your inbox
Pick a Correvo plan and create your addresses (hola@, sales@, support@) with your own templates and signatures. Working with a team? Add teammates whenever you need to.
Never lose an email again
Every email in and out is archived forever starting on the Solo plan β your quota is measured in GB, not days.
The only manual step is adding, with your own DNS provider, the records we show you. Everything else β domain, receiving, keys β Correvo handles.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Solo or with a team. Anything marked Team kicks in once your inbox stops being a one-person thing.
Why not just pay per seat?
| Correvo | Front | Help Scout | Missive | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flat monthly price | US$10/month up to 10 people (+ Resend Pro US$20 = US$30 total) | US$25/person/month | US$22/person/month | US$14/person/month |
| Billing model | Flat, up to 10 people | Per seat | Per seat | Per seat |
| Team of 10 | US$10/month + your Resend account (US$20) = US$30 | US$250/month | US$220/month | US$140/month |
| Sending engine | Your own Resend account | Their own closed infrastructure | Their own closed infrastructure | Their own closed infrastructure |
| If you ever leave | Your domain, reputation, and sending keep working in your own Resend account | Sending lived on their platform: you migrate from zero | Sending lived on their platform: you migrate from zero | Sending lived on their platform: you migrate from zero |
At a real total of US$30/month, Correvo costs less than Front and Help Scout starting at 2 people, and less than Missive starting at 3 β and the gap grows with every person you add.
What about regular email? A team of 10 on Google Workspace pays around US$70/month; on Correvo, US$30 total.
Correvo doesn't replace your sending infrastructure, it uses it: you don't pay twice for sending, and your domain's reputation builds up in an account that's actually yours. Correvo's totals include the sending infrastructure (Resend Pro, US$20); Front's, Help Scout's, and Missive's are their list price per seat.
Your emails are yours. So is your data.
Your API key, encrypted
It's stored encrypted and only used to send and receive your email. Revoke it from Resend whenever you want, and Correvo loses all access instantly.
Nobody reads your email
Your emails are stored to give you archive and search β that's the whole point of Correvo. No routine human access, never sold, never used to train AI models.
If you cancel, you take them with you
MBOX export is always available, even after cancelling: 30 days in read-only mode, with reminders through day 90 before anything gets deleted.
Full details are in the Privacy policy (currently in Spanish).
A plan for every stage
Flat price, not per seat. Start free and upgrade when your team needs it.
Correvo's prices don't include your Resend account, which is billed separately based on your sending volume. No plan gets blocked by your Resend tier: you inherit your account's limits, and if one falls short, we'll flag it in your dashboard. Correvo never promises more volume or domains than your Resend plan allows.
"Unlimited" means unlimited in time: nobody deletes your emails, and each plan has a storage quota in GB.
Frequently asked questions
Resend is the infrastructure that sends and receives your email; Correvo is the inbox you use on top of it, and yes, it needs a connected Resend account. You don't need to know how to use it β it's created free in two minutes during signup, and Correvo configures it for you. And since it's yours, if you ever leave Correvo, your domain and sending keep working.
No. When you connect your account, Correvo registers the domain in Resend, sets up the receiving webhook, and manages the API key automatically. The only manual step is adding the DNS records (MX, SPF, DKIM) with your own domain provider β we show them to you ready to copy and paste.
No plan gets blocked: you can use Team even with Resend Free. What you inherit are your account's limits β one domain and 100 emails/day on Free β and if you hit one, we'll show it in your dashboard. For teams we recommend Resend Pro (US$20); that's why the real total we publish for Team is US$30/month.
Unlimited in time, not in space: from Solo onward, no email ever gets deleted, even though Resend itself deletes them after 30 days. Each plan has a storage quota in GB (10 GB on Solo, 100 GB on Team, 500 GB expandable on Business).
Resend keeps your emails for 30 days across all its plans. Correvo Free gives you those same 30 days, but inside a real inbox: search, folders, and a unified view. The archive that never gets deleted starts on the Solo plan.
Yes, inherited from Resend Free: the cap is 3,000 emails a month with a maximum of 100 per day. You can hit that daily limit even without reaching the monthly one β it's the first thing you'll notice if your volume grows.
Your account switches to read-only mode for 30 days (you can reactivate with one click and get everything back intact). After that it goes cold until day 90, with advance notices and an MBOX export button available the whole time. Only on day 90, if you never exported, does it get deleted.
You export it in full as MBOX β the standard format opened by Thunderbird, Apple Mail, or Gmail. After cancelling you have 30 days in read-only mode and notices through day 90; only then, if you never exported, does it get deleted.
Correvo stores them because the archive and search are the product, but nobody reads them: no routine human access, never sold, never used to train AI models. Your API key is stored encrypted, and you can revoke it from Resend at any time.
Those tools charge per seat. Correvo charges flat: Team costs US$10/month for up to 10 people; adding the recommended Resend Pro (US$20), the real total is US$30/month β against US$250/month with Front for the same team.
It works for email-based support: shared inbox, thread assignment, and internal notes cover a small team's workflow. It's not a full helpdesk β no live chat, knowledge base, or SLAs. If your support lives in email, it's enough.
Every email your business sends, saved and one search away
Connect your domain and reply within minutes from an inbox with full history β today and five years from now.
