Connectors
Connectors link PushFire to external delivery providers. Guides in this section are outbound—they let PushFire send email (and future channels) from your project. Audience data arrives separately through Integrations.
Inbound vs outbound
- Inbound (Integrations) — Flutter SDK, FlutterFlow library, Node.js client, or REST API. Your code sends audience data into PushFire.
- Outbound (this section) — delivery providers such as Resend and SMTP so PushFire can send email from your project.
Authenticate inbound REST calls with a Public or Secret API key from Developers → API keys (Owner and Editor). Connectors store your provider API keys for outbound delivery.
Open Connectors in the sidebar (/connectors/home). Available to Owner and Editor.
Why connectors matter
- Email workflows, broadcast email, and email API messages require an active email connector
- Sender domains and API keys live in the connector configuration
- Without email infrastructure, email features are hidden or disabled in the console
Available today
- Resend — email API for Workflows, Broadcast, and API Messages
- SMTP — your own mail server from a single From email, TLS on port 465, for Workflows, Broadcast, and API Messages
Coming soon
Mailchimp, SendGrid, and Twilio appear in the console with a Coming Soon badge—they cannot be connected yet. See Coming Soon for the full list and how to reach the team.
Getting Started checklist
The in-console item Connect your stack points here. Complete Resend or SMTP setup before creating email layouts or email broadcasts.

Related Guides
Continue learning with these related guides
Resend connector
Configure Resend API key, domain verification, and senders.
SMTP connector
Send transactional email through your own mail server from a single From email. Default port is 465 with TLS. Ports 25 and 587 are blocked by the host. Alternate ports such as 2525 and 2587 are supported.
Coming Soon
Mailchimp, SendGrid, and Twilio connectors shown as Coming Soon in the console—and how to contact the team.