

Recurring internal and customer newsletters, designed as a repeatable layout system rather than a fresh brief every month.
Launch, event and offer emails designed as a set, so the whole campaign holds together instead of arriving one ticket at a time.
Onboarding, activation and re-engagement emails designed to sit alongside the rest of your program rather than looking like a different company sent them.
We build the design inside your email service provider using its native builder, so what you approve is what your team schedules.
Modular templates your team populates without design support, so routine sends stop consuming request capacity.
Illustration, iconography, data visuals and product shots made for the inbox, where the whole thing has to survive being read on a phone at a bus stop.
Most marketing teams do not need a new email designed every week. They need three or four templates that hold up, and a design partner to extend the system when a campaign needs something the templates cannot carry.
We design modular templates around your actual content patterns, then build them inside your email service provider using its native builder, HubSpot and Constant Contact included. Your team owns the template from that point and populates it without coming back to us. When a launch needs a bespoke layout, that comes in as its own request.
You own everything we make for you. No retained rights, no licensing conditions, no asking permission to reuse your own template next quarter.



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Essentials
$3,000
Pro
$4,500
Studio
$9,900

Between the cost of hiring, retaining, supporting and growing the careers of designers and creatives, it ends up being a lot of money. And not to mention the operational overhead and time-cost that comes with it.
One senior designer costs over $100,000 a year once benefits, management time and recruiting are counted, and you wait months before they start. Then that one person is also asked to do the ads, the deck and the website, and email quietly moves to the bottom of the list.
A Teamtown subscription starts at $3,000 a month for a Project Manager, a Creative Lead and 3 to 5 designers. Clients report around 60% cost savings against in-house hiring.
You get a team, not a queue. The same Creative Lead and the same 3 to 5 designers handle every send, on a first-name basis, so the fourth campaign takes less briefing than the first and nobody has to be told again where the logo goes.
Behind your dedicated team is a broader design organization with Project Managers and quality assurance processes that keep work moving and maintain consistency as volume grows.
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Email campaigns are an age-old marketing strategy so standing out in this space is essential. Adding images, graphics, and an intentional layout can better represent your brand and increase audience perception and trust. Email graphic design is custom-created by a designer based on your brand's style, content within, and existing format. A well-designed email with a strong call-to-action leads to better open rates and higher conversions.
Newsletters, promotional campaigns, lifecycle emails and reusable templates, designed to your brand and built inside your existing email platform. You brief the request, your dedicated team designs it, and you receive the file types you asked for. Revisions are uncapped. Copy is normally supplied by your team, or written for you on the Studio plan.
HubSpot, Constant Contact and similar email service providers with a native builder. Tell us what you send from on the intro call and we will confirm the fit before you sign anything.
No. We do not code emails from scratch. We build the design directly inside the email service provider you already use, working in its native builder, so what you approve is what your team sends. If you need hand-coded, client-tested HTML delivered as a file, a specialist email development agency is a better fit.
No. We handle creative. Segmentation, automation, scheduling, sending and reporting stay with your team and your platform. You own the program, we make sure every send looks like it came from a company with a design department.
Copywriting is a Studio plan deliverable. On Essentials and Pro you supply the copy and campaign concept and we design around it, so send it with your brief and the design comes back built for the words you are actually using.
It depends on the asset and its complexity. A variation on an existing template moves quickly, while a full campaign set with custom illustration takes longer. Simple revisions are frequently same-day. We'll confirm the timeline based on the scope and complexity of the request.
Teamtown is a Creative as a Service company. You subscribe, choose your monthly hours, and scale up or down as your sending calendar changes. Every engagement opens with a Creative Brand Workshop: we audit what you already have, then align on the brand together. If there are gaps, and there usually are, we build a gameplan to close them. You supply brand guidelines, copy, assets and platform access. You get back working files in whatever formats you need, and nothing is held back.
We work directly with your team through Slack Connect and the Design Portal, where you can share briefs, upload assets and leave feedback. Your Project Manager and Creative Lead are also available for recurring weekly or biweekly calls, or whenever a live conversation makes more sense. Support is available Monday through Friday via Slack, live chat and email.
You do. Full ownership of every asset we produce for you, with no retained rights and no licensing conditions. That includes the templates, so you can keep using them whether or not you are still a client.
Companies with an ongoing send cadence rather than a one-off campaign. B2B SaaS marketing teams, fintech, healthtech and developer tools companies, and the agencies that support them. Usually at the point where the email calendar has outgrown one designer but a second hire is hard to justify.