Save your best emails as templates, keep colors, fonts and logos in one brand style, and update a shared footer once to change it across every linked email.
In short
An email template is a saved layout you can reuse, so each new email starts with your design already in place. In SmartyTap, a template can come from the library or from an email you already sent, and it works in both campaigns and flows.
The problem
Your email looks right on launch day. Three months later there are four footers, two shades of your brand color and a sale link nobody updated. SmartyTap gives your emails one place for their look and their shared pieces, so every send looks like you and takes less time.
Turn any email into a template, then pick it from your Saved tab next time.
Start from the Library tab when you'd rather not begin with a blank email.
Keep colors, fonts, buttons, links, headings and logos in a style, with one set as your default.
Insert a section or block linked to its template. Edit the template, and linked emails get the update.
Go back to an earlier version when an edit doesn't work out.
Build with drag-and-drop blocks, write a simple plain-text email or paste your own HTML.
Add your colors, fonts and logo once.
Open a saved template, pick one from the library or start blank.
Add text, images, products, coupons and buttons, and personalize them.
Check the links and size, send yourself a test, and save what worked.
Everything you need to build an email, and to change it later.
Text, images, buttons, products, coupons, tables, video, social links and footers.
See your link list, the email's size and whether Gmail might clip it, any custom font notes and tags that won't work.
Scheduled and live emails stay editable. What's delivered stays delivered, and later deliveries can get the new version.
Pick the same templates when you write a flow email in automations or a one-time send in campaigns.
Undo and redo your changes, even after you reload the page.
Try two versions against each other with A/B testing and keep the one that wins.
Three ways to keep your emails consistent.
| Use | What it holds | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Template | A full email layout. | Your regular newsletter or sale email. |
| Brand style | Colors, fonts, buttons, links, headings and logos. | Keeping every email on brand. |
| Linked section or block | A piece of a template that updates in every email linked to it. | Footers, headers and offers you change often. |
AI help
Writes subject lines, preview text and the email itself, so you start with a draft instead of an empty template.
From idea to ready-to-send in minutes.
Start from something that already looks right.
Colors, fonts and footers stay the same from one email to the next.
Change a shared piece once, instead of hunting through every email.
Email, texts, forms, automations, customer data and AI, working together in one app.
A saved layout you can reuse, so each new email starts with your design already in place. In SmartyTap, a template can come from the library or from an email you already sent, and it works in both campaigns and flows.
SmartyTap has a template library to start from, but it isn't a huge gallery. The focus is on your own saved templates and brand styles, so every email looks like your brand.
A saved set of colors, fonts, buttons, links, headings and logos. You can keep more than one and set one as the default.
Yes. Choose HTML when you create an email and paste your code, or add an HTML block to a drag-and-drop email.
Yes. What's already delivered stays delivered. Edit the email, then use Update scheduled sends so deliveries that haven't gone out yet get the new version.
Starter is $20 a month with 2,500 contacts, 25,000 emails and 250 SMS credits/segments. Pro is $199 a month, or $1,990 a year, with 25,000 contacts, 250,000 emails and 2,500 SMS credits/segments. New workspaces need a paid plan to send.
