No. Generate straight away and the result uses sensible defaults. A kit is what makes the output look like your company, and importing the first one from your website takes about a minute.
Describe the campaign. MailEditor builds the layout, copy and design around your brand kit.
No card. 50 credits to start.

Every email below started as one sentence. Nothing was hand coded.








Tell it the offer, the audience and the tone. It returns a complete, editable email built the way you would have briefed a designer.
Headlines, body and calls to action generated from your offer, audience and tone, not filler text.
Hero, sections, product blocks and buttons arranged into a structure that fits the message.
Your logo, colours and type are applied by role, so the output looks like your company, not a template.
The result is an ordinary MailEditor template. Change any block, drop in modules, or save sections to reuse.
Rewrite the prompt and run it again, or roll back to an earlier result. Nothing you generate is lost.
Clean, responsive code that drops straight into Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Brevo and 40+ platforms.
It reads the rest from there. Import your first kit in about a minute and every generation looks like it came from your company.
Picked up from your site.
Pulled in with the scrape.
Stored by role, not as a palette.
Family, weight and size, per level.

No. Generate straight away and the result uses sensible defaults. A kit is what makes the output look like your company, and importing the first one from your website takes about a minute.
Completely. The output is an ordinary MailEditor template, so it opens in the same editor as everything else. Change any block, drop in modules from the library, save sections for reuse, or roll back through version history.
It does. Tell it the offer, the audience and the tone, and you get headlines, body copy and calls to action alongside the layout.
Rewrite the prompt and run it again, or keep the layout and fix the copy in the editor. The second attempt usually lands, because seeing the first one tells you what you should have asked for.
One credit per generation. The free plan includes 50, and the running count sits under the prompt box.
No card, no agreement, 50 credits waiting. Describe the campaign and get a finished, editable email back.