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An open-source alternative to Easy Email Pro

Both embed a drag-and-drop email editor in your product, and both output MJML. They differ on licensing, framework lock-in, and what the editor does at runtime. Everything below is checkable against public sources.

Open playgroundRead the docs

Templatical vs Easy Email Pro

  • Licensing

    Templatical

    FSL-1.1-MIT, converting to MIT two years after each release. No fee.

    Easy Email Pro

    Commercial subscription, $99–$499 per month

  • Source access

    Templatical

    Full source in a public repository

    Easy Email Pro

    UI code repository on the Enterprise tier

  • Framework

    Templatical

    React, Vue, Svelte, Angular and vanilla JS

    Easy Email Pro

    React only

  • UI framework required

    Templatical

    None

    Easy Email Pro

    Peer dependency on @arco-design/web-react

  • Install footprint

    Templatical

    10.3 MB, zero runtime dependencies

    Easy Email Pro

    About 62 MB unpacked across four packages

  • Runtime activation

    Templatical

    None. No license key, no client ID, no activation call.

    Easy Email Pro

    A client ID gates the feature set, checked at startup and carrying an expiry; features outside your plan raise an error

  • AI agent support

    Templatical

    MCP server and Agent Skill, MIT, included

    Easy Email Pro

    Developer MCP Service on the Enterprise tier

  • Template quality linting

    Templatical

    30 accessibility, structure and link rules, MIT

    Easy Email Pro

    Not documented

  • Migration importers

    Templatical

    BeeFree, Unlayer and HTML converters, MIT

    Easy Email Pro

    Not documented

  • Style isolation

    Templatical

    Shadow DOM by default, both directions

    Easy Email Pro

    Not documented

  • Output format

    Templatical

    MJML

    Easy Email Pro

    MJML

Best fit

Which one you should pick

The table is the detail; this is the decision. If a reason in the right column is a requirement for you, buy their product — it is the better fit and we would rather you knew.

Choose Templatical if

  • Your app is not React, or you want one integration that survives changing framework later.
  • You want the editor to cost nothing, with no per-seat or per-end-user metering as you grow.
  • You need the editor to run with no license key and no call to a vendor at startup — offline, air-gapped, or simply not dependent on us being around.
  • You want the full source, and a licence that becomes MIT two years after each release.

Choose Easy Email Pro if

  • Your product is React, portability is not a concern, and you prefer an idiomatic hooks API to an imperative init() call.
  • Your users need to assemble their own blocks visually, without a developer writing code.
  • You send AMP email. Templatical has no AMP support and no plans to add it.
  • You want a commercial vendor with a paid support contract behind the editor rather than an open-source project.

Try it before you weigh any of this

The playground runs the real editor with no signup. If it does not fit your product, none of the rest matters.

Open playgroundRead the docs

Verified on 7 August 2026 against easy-email-pro-core 1.59.9 as published on npm, and the pricing listed at easyemail.pro on that date. Pricing and features change — check their site for current terms.

“Not documented” means we found no mention of the capability in their public documentation or marketing on the verification date, not that it is impossible to build.

Sources:easyemail.prodocs.easyemail.pronpm: easy-email-pro-core

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This page is a snapshot, not a standing claim — including what we say Easy Email Pro does better. If anything here is out of date or wrong, open an issue.