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Blocks Edit vs Postcards

Blocks Edit

blocksedit.com

Postcards

designmodo.com

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FigureBlocks EditPostcards
Price from$1.67/mo$16/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYesYes
Plans published103
Spec score · Email Design Software9.1 (#3)7.9 (#18)
Spec score · Email Template Software9.1 (#2)8.0 (#10)
FoundedLinkedIn states that Blocks Edit was founded in 2017.2010
IntegrationsOfficial integrations include FTP/sFTP, AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, ActiveCampaign, Klaviyo, Iterable, SAML SSO, Okta and OneLogin.The pricing page lists integrations including Mailchimp, HubSpot, Klaviyo, SendGrid, Brevo, Constant Contact, Zoho, and others.
SecurityThe security overview says remote server access uses VPN with two-factor authentication and is limited to workers who need it for their work.The maker says projects and content remain users’ property, are not sold or used to train AI models, and data is encrypted in transit.
SupportCustomers are directed to email [email protected] for support and can request a free HTML prototype during setup.Customer support is available for users with an active license.
What it doesBlocks Edit turns custom HTML designs into visual editing experiences for websites, landing pages, marketing emails, digital forms and other content.Postcards is a visual drag-and-drop email builder for designing responsive marketing emails from blocks and templates.

Plans

Blocks Edit

  • Collaborate$240 a year
  • 5 users$99 a year
  • Additional storage$25 a month
  • FreeFree
  • Solo editingFree
  • Integrations$10 a month
  • Collaborate annual$20 a month
  • Yearly$20 a year
  • Collaborate$25 a month
  • Annual 5 users$99 a month

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Postcards

  • StartFree
  • Plus$16 a month
  • Pro$24 a month

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In their own words

Blocks Edit

Blocks Edit lets teams visually edit HTML designs for websites, blogs, landing pages, marketing emails, digital forms and other content. Users can import an HTML design and set up editable areas with a visual theme editor or HTML classes and attributes. The editor supports inline changes, drag-and-drop components, and live preview and editing for mobile and dark mode. Team workflows include commenting and review, role-based permissions, revision history, a shared content library and campaign checklists. Review checklists can flag missing or broken links, and the service describes automated image formatting. Blocks Edit works with HTML, CSS and JavaScript platforms, can publish to a chosen host or CDN, and can export emails to service providers. It helps create email content but does not send messages to customers. A free plan offers solo editing and 5 GB storage. The listed Integrations plan costs $10 a month for each integration; a Yearly plan is listed at $20 a year. Additional storage is $25 a month per 250 GB.

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Postcards

Postcards is a visual drag-and-drop builder for responsive marketing emails made from blocks and templates. Users can export clean HTML or send designs to listed email platforms, including Mailchimp, HubSpot, Klaviyo, SendGrid, Brevo, Constant Contact, and Zoho; export limits depend on the plan. Existing HTML emails can be imported and edited on paid plans. The AI Suite can generate templates from prompts and assist with editing, restyling, restructuring, translation, and design analysis. Shared workspaces, real-time collaboration, comments, and teammate roles support team work. Paid plans include Email Client Preview for checking Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, and Yahoo on mobile and desktop. The builder runs in a browser and requires an internet connection, though exported files can be opened and edited offline. Access is through the maker's hosted app link. The free Start plan costs nothing and includes 10 template projects, five monthly exports, 0 AI credits per month, 10 test emails daily, and unlimited teammates. Plus costs $16 a month; Pro costs $24 a month. The maker says user projects and content remain theirs and are not used to train AI models.

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