Need a Mosaico alternative with more customization?

The Breakdown

• Drag and drop editor

  Both Postcards and Mosaico use a drag-and-drop interface for creating templates without needing any coding knowledge. In Postcards, though, you’ve got hundreds of beautiful, pre-designed templates and limitless customization options.

  In Mosaico, there are just two possible template styles, and only 6 available fonts. And if you want to customize your template, you’ll need both coding knowledge and several hours available to spend editing the HTML directly.

• Real-Time Collaboration

  With Postcards, everyone can co-edit on one draft at the same time, with changes reflected on everyone’s screens in real time. You can even see your teammates’ cursors. Need to manage permissions? No problem. You can choose who’s able to edit and who’s able to view only. Mosaico, meanwhile, doesn’t support live team collaboration.

• See it before you send it

  Mosaico gives you a design surface and nothing beyond it — checking how your email renders across clients is left entirely to you and whatever separate tooling you set up. Postcards shows you Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail right in the editor, before anything goes out.

• Customizable mobile view

  Both Postcards and Mosaico’s email templates are responsive. But what if you need to tweak your design for mobile? On Postcards, you can — open the mobile view and adjust spacing, sizes, and what shows or hides, all without touching the desktop layout.