Your agent says the email looks great, then the Gmail app turns the header pale and the logo never loads. The Email Pack makes it prove the email against the built output and a real send, whatever sends it: Postmark, SureContact, Supabase Auth, WordPress, FluentCRM or anything else that sends custom HTML email.
Inside, two skills. The email survives the inbox: dark mode that holds in Apple Mail and in the Gmail app, a logo that sits flush on its header, text you can read in both color schemes, and every image live on your host before the first test send. It styles email for any sender, with guides for Postmark, WordPress’s own account mail and a hosted store’s customer emails. The method is the same for any CRM, in WordPress or outside it, that sends custom HTML templates: the checks read the email you built, not the service that sends it. Auth mail from the same generator: all thirteen emails Supabase Auth sends, built from one file in your repo. The build refuses anything that would break in an inbox, and the push changes those templates and nothing else.
What you get: the download, numbered updates with a list of what changed, and a license for one company on as many machines and projects as you like. Every future version of the Email Pack is included at no charge, so you never pay for a new version. Fourteen-day refund, no questions. No tracking, no license check, nothing phoning home: the checks fetch only the images and files your built email references, and the push talks to your own Supabase project, only when you run it, with a token you supply.
