What should we design for your brand today?
Describe an email, or paste your website and we will pull your brand first. It designs itself in about ninety seconds, on brand, and exports anywhere you already send.
No credit card. Export to the ESP you already use.
Already designing with r10n
- Cobbler Row
- Norwell Goods
- Sundermere
- Lorrimer
- Barrowdale
- Bexworth
- Ollibrook
- Verrow
- Hensworth
- Estcourt
- Trenholm
- Marlbury
Twelve brands.Not one house style.
r10n designed every one of these, from a web address and a sentence. The fear with software like this is that everything it makes comes out looking the same. Scroll.
One brief in.A finished email out.
Not a template you fill in. r10n reads your brand, writes the words, makes the pictures, lays it out and cuts it for sending. Everything below was read off nike.com and designed by r10n.
It reads your website once
Your logo, your colours, your typefaces, your voice. Paste an address and the brand kit builds itself. Correct anything you disagree with and it stays corrected.
It designs the whole thing
Hero, products, offer, footer. Laid out like a designer would, not stacked like a form.
It carries the shape of your buttons
The same rounded shape, the same flat finish, in their own colours. Nobody puts that in a brief.
It writes the words
Subject line to footer, in your brand’s voice. Change any of it by saying so.
Pictures, either way
Use your own product photography, or have it generated to match the shot you wish you had.
It exports sliced and linked
One image per slice, a real working link over every button, and an unsubscribe that actually unsubscribes. It cannot break in an inbox because there is no layout left to break.
An illustration of what r10n does with a public website. Nike is not a customer and has not endorsed this. Their brand, photography and trade marks remain their own.
It reads your site once.Then it stops asking.
Give it your address and it comes back with a brand kit: the logo, the palette, the typefaces, the product photography and the way you write. Correct anything it got wrong and the correction sticks, so the tenth email is more you than the first.
- Colours and type pulled from your live site, not guessed from a category.
- Your own product photography, already in the library.
- Their own sentences, so it writes in a register you recognise.
Chat on the left.Your email on the right.
Ask for what you want and watch it appear, section by section. Click any word or picture to change it directly, or say the bigger thing out loud and let it rebuild around you. No layers, no artboards, nothing to learn.
- Every section arrives as it is designed, not in one silent lump at the end.
- Click to edit a word. Ask to change a layout.
- Undo everything, including the parts it decided for you.
Design here.Send from wherever you already send.
r10n does not send email and does not want your list. You keep the platform you pay for, along with its deliverability and its reporting.
Klaviyo
One-step export, links and all
Everywhere else takes the image and the link map today. Direct connections are next.
- Shopify Email
- Mailchimp
- Attentive
- Omnisend
- Braze
The three waysthis gets done.
Two of them already work. They are just slow, expensive, or not really yours.
| Feature | r10n | Hiring a designer | A template library |
|---|---|---|---|
| First draft | 20 minutes, unattended | 3 to 5 days | 20 minutes of your time |
| Matches your brand | Yes | Yes | No |
| Mobile perfect | Yes | Yes | Sometimes |
| Changes without a new brief | Yes | No | Yes |
| Exports to your ESP | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Works without design skill | Yes | Yes | No |
Scroll the table sideways to compare.
Agency turnaround is a working pipeline, described by someone who runs one. Template figures are market estimates.
391 times faster than an agency, from a brief to an email ready to send.
Twenty minutes, the median across 38 finished runs, against a five day agency pipeline: strategy, copy, design, internal review, client review. The reviewing still happens with r10n. You do it in the builder instead of waiting in a queue.
What people sayonce they stop waiting on a designer.
22 brands, and not one of them has a designer on staff.
Maya EllisonFounder, LorrimerI used to brief a designer on Monday and see a first draft on Thursday. Now I have one before my coffee goes cold, and it actually looks like us.
Claire BoydHead of CRM, VerrowIt exports straight into Klaviyo, sliced and linked, and nothing falls apart in Outlook. That used to be a whole afternoon of my week.
Yasmin HaddadFounder, MarlburyOur photography is the whole brand. It used ours rather than inventing something shinier, which is the thing every other tool gets wrong.
Anjali MenonFounder, FeldonIt kept the restraint. I have paid agencies that could not keep the restraint.
We are two people and a kitchen. This is the first thing that made us look like more than that, without pretending to be something we are not.
It does not try to be clever. It tries to be us, which is the harder thing and the one I actually wanted.
Dev RamanRetention lead, BexworthThe brand kit is the part I did not expect. It read our site once, and every email since has been the right blue, the right type, the right tone. I stopped correcting it.
I am not a designer and I do not want to become one. This is the first tool that did not ask me to.
Marcus BelloMarketing lead, PerrimoreI asked for something quieter and it got quieter. Most tools just make everything smaller.
Robin ValeEcommerce manager, DenhurstClicking a word to change it is the whole product for me. I never open the chat.
Our brand is very particular and I fully expected to hate this. I did not.
We stopped sending 'can you just' messages to a designer at half past six.
Priya AnandEcommerce director, Norwell GoodsWe ship four campaigns a week now, same team, same hours. The bottleneck was never the ideas. It was getting them designed.
Kenji AoyamaFounder, PelbrookSunday night, one sentence, and it was done before the kettle boiled.
Lucy DraperHead of CRM, SundermereThe exports drop into Klaviyo and nothing needs fixing afterwards. That is the whole review.
Our old welcome flow took a week of back and forth with a freelancer. I rebuilt the whole thing on a Sunday afternoon and it is better.
I write our emails at eleven at night with a baby asleep on me. It meets me there, which nothing else has.
Ninety seconds. I timed it.
Peter LindqvistHead of ecommerce, CalderbyIt matched our type and our spacing closely enough that our own designer had to look twice. He was not entirely pleased about it.
Ana FerreiraRetention manager, TrenholmThe first draft is usually the one we send. That still surprises me every time.
It worked out that we never use exclamation marks. I have worked with people who never did.
Every email used to be a small negotiation with somebody's calendar. Now it is just a sentence.
Start free.Pay when it saves you a day.
Credits are images, because images are the part that costs us money. Everything else is unlimited.
Free
£0
Enough to see whether it designs like you.
Start free- One brand kit
- 15 images a month
- Watermarked exports
- Every export format
Studio
£39a month
For one brand that sends every week.
Start free- Three brand kits
- 200 images a month
- No watermark
- Klaviyo export
- Priority rendering
Agency
£129a month
For teams designing for other people’s brands.
Talk to us- Unlimited brand kits
- 1,000 images a month
- Shared sessions
- White-labelled exports
- Priority support
Prices are not final. We would rather measure what this costs to run than guess and change it on you later.
The questionswe get asked.
Why are the emails images rather than HTML?
Because a design made of HTML is at the mercy of whichever inbox opens it, and the ones that break it worst are the ones your customers use. An image renders identically everywhere. We slice it automatically and put a real, working link over every button, so it behaves like a normal email and simply cannot fall apart.
Do you send the emails?
No, and we do not plan to. You already pay for a platform that sends. We are the design half: you export from here and send from there, keeping your list, your deliverability and your reporting exactly where they are.
Which platforms can I send from?
Klaviyo is connected directly today, so an email moves across in one step. Everything else takes an image and a link map, which is to say everything else works, just with one more click. Direct connections to the other big platforms are next.
Can I edit it after it designs?
Yes, and this is where most of the time goes. Change any word or picture by clicking it, or ask in chat for something bigger, like a different hero or one more product. It rebuilds around the change rather than starting over.
How does it know what my brand looks like?
You give it your website address and it reads the public site once: your logo, your colours, your typefaces, your product photography and how you write. That becomes a brand kit you can correct, and every email afterwards is built from it.
Can I run more than one brand?
Yes. Each brand keeps its own kit, its own images and its own emails, and you switch between them without anything leaking across. That is how the agencies using it work.
What about signup popups?
Not yet. Popups are designed and planned, and they are not built, so we would rather say so than imply otherwise. Email is what works today.
So. What should we design for your brand today?
Free to start. No credit card. Export to the platform you already use.