Email and landing pages, built to ship.
105 hand-designed templates. One canvas for email and landing pages. AI that writes in your brand voice. A team workspace with approval flows. Built so every campaign actually goes out, and renders the way you designed it.
A full marketing platform, ready on day one.
One canvas. Email and landing pages. Every kind of campaign.
From a Tuesday newsletter to a paid-ad landing page to a thank-you receipt. 105 templates, all editable in the same drag-and-drop canvas, all compiled to bulletproof HTML and responsive layouts.
AI that writes in your brand voice.
Most AI sounds like every other AI. Draftship's is trained on your past sends, your style guide, and the lines you mark as on-brand, so the drafts you get back read like your team wrote them.
- Subject lines
- Generate, score, and A/B in one pass.
- Body copy
- Drafts that match your cadence and length.
- Translation
- Ship the same campaign in 12 languages.
- Brand tuning
- Mark lines on-brand to refine future drafts.
Tuesday flower drop. Small batch, peonies and ranunculus. Pickup window Wednesday through Saturday. Tone: quiet, considered.
Every subscriber sees the version that converts them.
Most platforms personalize a first name. Draftship swaps entire blocks (copy, image, button, pricing) based on segment, behavior, or any field in your CRM. Same campaign, different audiences, different conversion rates.
Your team. One workspace. Zero handoffs.
Stop emailing PDFs to your manager. Stop pasting Figma links into Slack. Comments, approvals, version history, and role-based permissions live inside every campaign, so the designer, the copywriter, the PM, and the CEO are looking at the same canvas.
- Approvals
- Required reviewers gate the send button.
- Comments
- Inline on the block. Resolved with the version.
- Versions
- Every published draft is reversible.
- Roles
- Designer, editor, viewer, set per workspace.
The output is bulletproof table HTML.
Every block compiles into nested presentation tables wrapped in MSO conditionals, with inline styles and VML fallbacks for buttons. The same source ships clean to Apple Mail, Gmail, and Outlook 2007. No client-side surprises, no engineering ticket to debug a broken render.
Tuesday's drop is small this week.
Peonies, ranunculus, a little eucalyptus. Pick up Wednesday through Saturday.
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Built for every client that matters.
Every template compiles to markup built for the thirteen clients below, including the Outlook 2007 desktop client your CFO refuses to give up. The editor previews how each one renders so you catch problems before you export.
Draftship vs. the usual setup.
The usual setup means three or four tools held together with a shared Google Drive folder. Draftship replaces the stitching with one platform, on four axes that matter.
Five tools every email needs before it ships.
The small utilities every campaign passes through before send. Open one, paste, get an answer. Each card below is a live preview of what the tool returns.
Subject line checker
Length, emoji rendering, inbox-preview rehearsal.
Spam word checker
Body-copy scan for Gmail and Outlook triggers.
Contrast checker
WCAG 2.1 ratio for every text-on-background pair.
Email size checker
Clearance against Gmail's 102 KB clip threshold.
UTM builder
Source, medium, campaign tags on every link.
Frequently asked questions.
About the builder, the AI studio, rendering, and what happens to your data. If yours isn't here, the docs and the support team are one click away.
What is Draftship?
A free builder for marketing email and landing pages. One drag-and-drop canvas covers both surfaces, with 105 hand-designed email templates, block-level personalization, and live pre-flight checks. It runs local-first in your browser, with no account required to start.
Is it free? What costs money?
The builder is free: the editor, all 105 email templates, the landing-page builder, and the five utilities under /tools, with no account. The AI writing studio (subject lines, body copy, rewrites, and translation) is the paid tier.
How is the AI different from generic copywriting tools?
You give Draftship your brand voice and mark the lines that sound right, and it drafts subject lines, body copy, and landing-page sections that match, instead of the flat default voice every AI tool ships with. The AI studio is the paid feature.
What does block-level personalization mean?
Most tools personalize a first name. Draftship can swap entire blocks (headline, body, image, button, even pricing) based on a segment or a field in the data you provide, so the same campaign renders differently for different audiences.
Can my team collaborate inside a campaign?
Not yet. Draftship today is a single-user, local-first builder. Shared workspaces with comments and approvals are on the roadmap, not shipping. In the meantime you can export the HTML and hand it off.
Will my email render correctly in Outlook?
Yes. Every block compiles to MSO-conditional table HTML with VML fallbacks for buttons and rounded corners, the markup Outlook 2007 through 2021, Outlook for Mac, and Outlook.com need. The editor previews how the compiled output renders so you catch problems before you export.
Which email clients does Draftship build for?
Thirteen: Gmail (web, iOS, Android), Outlook (2007, 2010, 2016, 2019, 2021, Mac, and Outlook.com), Apple Mail (macOS), iOS Mail, and iPadOS Mail. The editor previews how each one renders, which is a simulation, not a substitute for a final test send.
Can I import an existing HTML email or page?
Yes. Paste raw HTML and Draftship parses it into editable blocks. Tables, inline styles, MSO conditionals, and image references are preserved on round-trip.
Can I send campaigns directly from Draftship, or do I need an ESP?
Draftship is a builder, not a sender. Export the compiled HTML (or copy it) into your email service provider, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Postmark, SendGrid, Resend, or your own SMTP, and send with the deliverability you already trust.
Where does my data live and who can see it?
Your drafts and templates are stored locally in your browser by default, so nothing leaves your device unless you opt in. If you sign in, your work syncs to your account so you can pick it up on another device. Draftship doesn't sell data or share it with advertisers, and you can export everything at any time.
Ship your next campaign today.
Start a workspace, pick a template, let the AI draft the first variant, and route it through your team for approval. From idea to scheduled send in under an hour.