Hi, @richardross!

I'm excited to see you get this set up

I keep getting Unauthorized.

Unauthorized errors often occur due to an invalid environment variable.

Let's start by double-checking that all necessary values are set correctly and ensuring your token is still valid and hasn't expired.

If you're sure it's not an issue with your environment variable, or token, I recommend checking these resources shared by the community in our previous platform:

• Sendgrid troubleshooting with delays
• Integrating SendGrid into Next.js app

Wow thank you so much for such quick response! Yeah, unfortunately I can't see anything wrong with environment variable, as I stated in my original post. Its set. As for problems with Delays, I've came across that too, but I already do Await when sending the form. This is my piece of code:

try { await sendgrid.send({ to: recipient, // Your email where you'll receive emails from: recipient, // your website email address here replyTo: email, subject: req.body.subject || subject || 'Contact form entry', html, }) } catch (error) { return res.status(error.statusCode || 500).json({ error: error.message }) }

return res.status(200).json({ error: '' })

But unfortunately, I still get Unauthorized :((

Hi everyone, indeed it was caused by SendGrid IP Access Management. You can't whitelist your own IP (to access the admin account), because that will automatically block also all API requests - thus vercel. If you don't have static IP hosting, don't use IP whitelisting even for basic auth for SendGrid's access.

Thank you for coming back and answering this question!