2021
Easy-Email began as an open-source editor
The original project helped developers build email templates with a visual editor instead of hand-maintaining brittle HTML.
2021
Open-source project started
1.8k+
GitHub stars behind the original Easy-Email project
Self-hosted
Built for teams that need control over their editor
SDK-first
Designed for product and engineering teams
Origin story
From a useful open-source editor to a product-ready SDK
We focus on the gap between a generic visual editor and the tailored experience product teams actually need: permissions, reusable business blocks, brand control, and output that stays reliable when templates reach real inboxes.
Community
Teams asked for more control
Product teams needed custom blocks, cleaner integration points, responsive previews, and a way to embed the editor inside their own software.
Today
Easy Email Pro focuses on embedded email creation
We build a self-hosted editor SDK for SaaS products, marketing platforms, CRMs, and internal tools that need reliable email creation as part of their product.
What we build for
Email creation that belongs inside your product
Self-hosted control
Keep the editor in your own environment, connect it to your data model, and decide exactly how your users create templates.
Composable blocks
Turn product-specific patterns into reusable blocks, from order summaries and product cards to guarded brand modules.
Reliable email output
Use MJML-based rendering, responsive previews, and tested editing flows to reduce surprises across email clients.
How we support teams
Integration support for real product requirements
Easy Email Pro is built for teams evaluating technical fit, not just a nice editor demo. We help you map the SDK to your product, your users, and the email workflows you already operate.
- Integration support through Slack channels
- Documentation and demo code for faster evaluation
- Guidance for custom blocks, self-hosting, and product-specific workflows
Start evaluating
See how Easy Email Pro fits your product
Try the editor, read the integration guide, or contact us when you want to discuss self-hosting, custom blocks, and editor workflows.