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Unlayer vs Waypoint Email Builder

Unlayer

unlayer.com

Waypoint Email Builder

github.com

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FigureUnlayerWaypoint Email Builder
Price from$250/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
APIYes—
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published51
Spec score · Email Design Software8.4 (#10)7.1 (#46)
SupportEnterprise plans include 24/7 priority support, a named customer success manager, a technical account manager, and custom SLAs.The GitHub project invites bug reports and contributions through issues and pull requests, and lists a support email for business consultations or feature requests.

Plans

Unlayer

  • FreeFree
  • Launch$250 a month
  • Scale$750 a month
  • Optimize$2,000 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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Waypoint Email Builder

  • EmailBuilder.jsFree

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In their own words

Unlayer

Unlayer is an embeddable developer platform for adding email, page, popup, and document builders to software products. Its AI-assisted drag-and-drop email editor is described as rendering across Gmail, Outlook, and more than 90 other email clients. The page builder creates responsive landing pages and web content with sections, columns, and breakpoints. The document builder supports dynamic templates, merge tags, collaborative editing, and PDF or HTML export. Developer tools include an embeddable SDK, REST APIs, React Elements, a CLI, agent skills, and events. Unlayer offers React, Angular, and Vue integrations, while its JavaScript SDK is described as technology agnostic. Exports include HTML, PDF, images, plain text, and ZIP, with server-side or client-side options. A free plan includes all four builder types. Paid plans start at $250/mo and include 1 TB bandwidth; extra bandwidth is sold in recurring 500 GB packs for $50 per month. Enterprise plans include custom contracts and support and allow self-hosting inside a customer VPC.

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Waypoint Email Builder

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