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The writing assistant

It writes your emails, not your HTML

You describe your email in plain words. It returns a subject, a heading, paragraphs, and a button — blocks you edit one at a time.

  • Editable blocks, not code
  • Your voice, set once
  • Web research, no extra charge
One request, one email, en trois temps. 1, You describe your email : A letter to announce our online session on Thursday December 31 2027 at 9 pm, warm tone, a sign-up button to the events page. 2, It checks what it doesn't know : December 31 2027 falls on a Friday, not a Thursday. December 31 2027 day of the week ; online session format. 3, It returns your blocks. Your link is missing: I've left it in brackets. The email : Subject — Our session on Friday December 31, at 9 pm ; Heading — Let's end the year together ; Text — Friday December 31, at 9 pm, we meet online for the last session of the year. ; Button — Reserve my spot.

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What it returns

Fix one block without touching the rest

Your email arrives split into blocks in the editor: the heading, each paragraph, the image, the button. Open the one that needs work; the others stay put.

  • Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail: the email arrives intact
The editor
  1. TitleLet's end the year together
  2. ParagraphFriday December 31, at 9 pm, we meet online for the last session of the year.
  3. Imagephoto of the last session
  4. ButtonReserve my spot
  5. Divider
  6. Space

Twenty at most.

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Your voice

Set once, kept for all

Tone, length, register, and emojis: four settings you configure once for your whole workspace. A phrase in your request always overrides a setting.

Tone

Calm and clear, without stiffness. Facts, clean sentences, no familiarity.

Length

Register and emojis

The mindset

  1. 01

    It writes. It does not send.

  2. 02

    It never refuses. It leaves a bracket.

  3. 03

    It searches. It does not guess.

  4. 04

    It cannot see your subscribers.

  5. 05

    It hands back control. Always.

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Coming back to it

You revise, it rewrites the whole thing

'Shorten the second paragraph and use first names' is enough: it sends back the whole email corrected, not just the changed part.

  1. you

    A letter to announce our summer hours, warm tone, short.

  2. l'assistant

    Subject, preheader, and four blocks. The hours are in [brackets] — it doesn't know them.

  3. you

    Shorten the second paragraph.

  4. assistant

    Same text, that paragraph in two sentences. The rest stays.

  • Never a required step: the editor stays yours

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From text to send

Once written, the email goes out

  1. 1

    In the editor

    Your email arrives split into blocks. No export, no copy-paste.

  2. 2

    Checked

    Eleven checks before sending, five of which block the send.

  3. 3

    Sent

    Right away or on the date you choose, from your domain.

Available

Ask it to write without opening Plumail, from your agent.

  • Claude Code
  • ChatGPT
  • Codex
  • CLI & scripts
  • Your application

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What it costs

Try it on a real email

3,000 emails a month free, no credit card. The AI budget is included in your plan: when it runs out, you write by hand and the rest of Plumail stays the same.

PlanEmails / monthPer monthAI budget
Starter3 0000 €0.20 €
Essential40 00019 €2 €
Pro150 00049 €10 €
Agency500 000129 €40 €

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