Email Love Builder vs Dyspatch, for teams that design in Figma.

In Dyspatch, marketers build emails in a no-code editor from pre-approved blocks, themes, and tokens, and those blocks are built and managed in Dyspatch. If your designers maintain the email design system in Figma, the blocks in Dyspatch are a second version of it, kept up to date separately.

In Email Love Builder, designers and marketers each work in their own tool. Designers keep building and maintaining the email design system in Figma. Marketers build campaigns in a drag-and-drop editor from those same components, without opening Figma, and locked states decide what they can change. Each component in the editor is mapped to its Figma component and re-synced when it changes, so nobody spends time rebuilding the design system inside the editor, and there is no second version to keep matched.

Dyspatch can import a Figma design and turn it into an editable email, which saves re-creating it by hand. But it is a one-time conversion. After the import, the email lives in Dyspatch and is no longer connected to your Figma file. When the brand or a component changes, someone has to update Dyspatch by hand.

Email Love Builder maps production components to your Figma components instead of importing them once. Each component, including Auto Layout, Variants, and nested components, is mapped to an MJML-backed component in the Builder. Designers update the source component in Figma and re-sync it, and every template that uses it updates.

Say your brand changes the primary button from a 6px corner radius to 12px. In Dyspatch, the importer brought your design in once, so the new radius arrives with a fresh import or by editing the templates in Dyspatch.

In Email Love Builder, a designer updates the button component in Figma and re-syncs it. Every template that uses the component picks up the new radius. The change is made once.

If interactive email is central to your program, Dyspatch should be near the top of your list, along with Stripo. Its AMP for Email support is strong, and its “email apps” let recipients answer surveys, update carts, or make bookings inside the message.

There are two things to check first. AMP only renders in some email clients and needs support from your ESP, so find out how much of your audience can see it. Most of your email volume will also still be everyday campaigns that need to be on brand and shipped quickly, which is what the rest of this page covers.

In 2026, Dyspatch refocused on AI. It offers a Scribe writing assistant, AI translation, and MCP operators so agents can build with its blocks. Its Smartling translation workflows are useful for programs that send in many languages.

Email Love Builder also works with AI agents. Because each production component is mapped to your Figma design system, our AI and agents like Claude and ChatGPT (over MCP) build on-brand emails from the components your designers maintain. One master design generates every language version automatically. If you plan to have agents build email, decide whether they should work from your Figma design system or from a copy of it in another tool.

Dyspatch does not publish its pricing. It is sales-led, with custom quotes.

Our Figma plugin has published pricing. It is free to start, Starter is $19 and Growth is $59 per user a month, and Professional is for teams of three or more. Email Love Builder is a custom quote. It comes with Enterprise, which includes a custom design system of up to 100 components, team training, and a dedicated Slack channel. Every email is previewed across 90+ email clients before it goes live.