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About EmailUX

Email UX (dba EmailUX) is a self-service platform built and operated by iClasser LLC in the San Francisco Bay Area for marketers, content writers, and developers who want to spend less time wiring bespoke responsive email HTML. Email Studio covers visual iteration; stored templates, render/deliver APIs, npm @emailux/components, and optional @emailux/api-client shrink engineering work feeding your ESP. Campaigns add CSV lists, filters, scheduling, plain-text sends with AI help, unsubscribes, App Contacts for REST CRUD, and triggers that always use your encrypted ESP credentials.

EmailUX is bring-your-own ESP: connect Google Workspace, SendGrid API keys, or SMTP/IMAP (including Gmail and Yahoo mailboxes), then send from the product or automate with the API — always through your credentials. It is not an ESP. Localization includes right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew; choose locale at render or send time. The AI assistant is available with Email Studio Pro plus purchased AI credits.

Developers can install @emailux/components for free to compose React email without Email Studio — documentation at docs.emailux.com — and optionally use @emailux/api-client TypeScript helpers for render and deliver calls against stored Email Studio templates on your ESP.

What you get with EmailUX

Email Studio (self-service): visual editor to build email layout — sizing, backgrounds, borders, drag-and-drop text/images/lines/shapes — save a template ID, then trigger via platform or API. Not a managed design service.
Marketing: import/edit contacts from CSV; filter lists; schedule campaigns from studio templates or plain-text emails (with AI from credits); optional unsubscribe link per send; sync contacts through App Contacts via API keys and documented REST routes for CRUD.
Render/deliver API: HTML from stored templates plus your data — render for pipelines or queue a deliver call through your connected ESP in one authenticated request while mail continues to egress from your provider reputation.
Localization and right-to-left support: author one template, translate into locales (example en-US, fr-FR, es-MX, ar-SA) and choose at render or send time — fully supported RTL for Arabic and Hebrew.
Open-source library: free @emailux/components npm package for React email primitives (Html, Head, Font, Body, Img, Text, Card, Table, Button) plus getHtml renderer without buying Email Studio.
Enterprise engagements: bespoke limits, integrations, routing, SLA, and onboarding — coordinated with EmailUX; excludes agency creative work on your behalf unless separately contracted.

Waitlist FAQ

What is EmailUX?: EmailUX is a self-service Email Studio plus npm packages and APIs that spare engineering from hand-maintaining email HTML for every change — not an ESP. Marketers and writers ship layouts in Studio while developers render or deliver by template ID (experience ID) against your connected SendGrid/Google/SMTP+IMAP (including Gmail/Yahoo) credentials. Also localize, automate App Contacts ingestion, and run marketing sends—all operated by iClasser LLC in the San Francisco Bay Area.
How does the waitlist work?: New accounts are invite-only. Join the waitlist with your work email, confirm it from the verification message we send, and we will notify you when your account is approved. After approval you can sign in, connect a sender, and start building.
Can I use my own email service provider?: Yes — BYO is required. Plug in encrypted SendGrid API keys, Google Workspace transport, SMTP/IMAP mailboxes including Gmail/Yahoo setups, and fire sends entirely through your IPs and reputation dashboards.
Is there a free tier?: Yes. You can use a limited number of combined render and delivery API calls per calendar month without an active paid subscription. It is enough to try the flow end-to-end; paid tiers add much higher monthly volumes and unlock additional features.
What is the difference between Render and Deliver?: Render turns a saved Email Studio template plus your data into email-ready HTML — ideal for previews, tests, or piping into your own pipeline. Deliver uses the same content to queue a send through your connected provider in one call.
Do you support multiple languages?: Yes. You can author one template and translate it into multiple locales (for example en-US, fr-FR, es-MX, ar-SA). The locale is chosen at render or send time, and right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew are fully supported.

About EmailUX

What you get with EmailUX

Email Studio (self-service): visual editor to build email layout — sizing, backgrounds, borders, drag-and-drop text/images/lines/shapes — save a template ID, then trigger via platform or API. Not a managed design service.

Marketing: import/edit contacts from CSV; filter lists; schedule campaigns from studio templates or plain-text emails (with AI from credits); optional unsubscribe link per send; sync contacts through App Contacts via API keys and documented REST routes for CRUD.

Render/deliver API: HTML from stored templates plus your data — render for pipelines or queue a deliver call through your connected ESP in one authenticated request while mail continues to egress from your provider reputation.

Localization and right-to-left support: author one template, translate into locales (example en-US, fr-FR, es-MX, ar-SA) and choose at render or send time — fully supported RTL for Arabic and Hebrew.

Open-source library: free @emailux/components npm package for React email primitives (Html, Head, Font, Body, Img, Text, Card, Table, Button) plus getHtml renderer without buying Email Studio.

Enterprise engagements: bespoke limits, integrations, routing, SLA, and onboarding — coordinated with EmailUX; excludes agency creative work on your behalf unless separately contracted.

Waitlist FAQ

What is EmailUX?

EmailUX is a self-service Email Studio plus npm packages and APIs that spare engineering from hand-maintaining email HTML for every change — not an ESP. Marketers and writers ship layouts in Studio while developers render or deliver by template ID (experience ID) against your connected SendGrid/Google/SMTP+IMAP (including Gmail/Yahoo) credentials. Also localize, automate App Contacts ingestion, and run marketing sends—all operated by iClasser LLC in the San Francisco Bay Area.

How does the waitlist work?

New accounts are invite-only. Join the waitlist with your work email, confirm it from the verification message we send, and we will notify you when your account is approved. After approval you can sign in, connect a sender, and start building.

Can I use my own email service provider?

Yes — BYO is required. Plug in encrypted SendGrid API keys, Google Workspace transport, SMTP/IMAP mailboxes including Gmail/Yahoo setups, and fire sends entirely through your IPs and reputation dashboards.

Is there a free tier?

Yes. You can use a limited number of combined render and delivery API calls per calendar month without an active paid subscription. It is enough to try the flow end-to-end; paid tiers add much higher monthly volumes and unlock additional features.

What is the difference between Render and Deliver?

Render turns a saved Email Studio template plus your data into email-ready HTML — ideal for previews, tests, or piping into your own pipeline. Deliver uses the same content to queue a send through your connected provider in one call.

Do you support multiple languages?

Yes. You can author one template and translate it into multiple locales (for example en-US, fr-FR, es-MX, ar-SA). The locale is chosen at render or send time, and right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew are fully supported.