About MailBloom
Email deserves the standards of print: honest content, honest numbers.
MailBloom came from two desks — a magazine art director tired of watching good writing get stamped into ugly templates, and a shop owner tired of not knowing where a send actually went. They built the studio they both wanted: an editor that treats a letter as writing, and a report that treats every send as evidence.
Three things we refuse to ship
No template straight-jackets
Letters are written, not merged into a stock layout. Blocks exist to disappear behind the writing.
No send without receipts
Every recipient gets a row; every bounce carries its reason. Send-and-pray is a workflow bug.
No dead controls
Every button on this site drives real behavior — including the demo studio, which writes, previews, segments, and sends for real.
From two desks to the studio
2024
The template rebellion
A magazine designer proofs a client's campaign and finds the headline kerned by a form field. The first block-editor sketch happens that night.
2025
Receipts become the product
The editor ships; the per-recipient send log ships a month later and suddenly it's the feature people write in about.
2026
The studio opens
Three plans, segments with live counts, A/B subjects on Garden, dedicated IPs on Estate. The press starts rolling.
Draft your first letter today.
The demo studio runs the full product — editor, segments, sends, reports included.