Rebel

Bringing true interactivity to email. No plugins needed.

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Bringing true interactivity to email. No plugins needed.

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Email marketing

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Marketing automation platforms

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Customer loyalty platforms

Salesforce plans to integrate Rebel's technology into Salesforce Marketing Cloud enabling brands to increase engagement, conversion and actions taken by their customers right from the inbox.

Rebel: Bringing true interactivity to email. No plugins needed. | Product Hunt

This is the 2nd launch from Rebel. View more

REBEL API Lite

Build beautiful responsive emails with just JSON

Forget about pesky email client rendering or learning a new markup language. Send JSON and receive responsive HTML emails.

Launch tags:

Email•Newsletters•Email Marketing

Launch Team

Joe Teplow

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Maker

Thanks @ClarkValberg for the hunt! we are incredibly excited for this release. Building emails that work across all clients and devices is notoriously difficult. Our Lite API allows devs to build complex responsive emails that function across every major client and device with just JSON. Send JSON get back HTML in s snap.

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7yr ago

Susan Blanchard

Guys, this rocks! You mention interactive components in the Techcrunch article. Does the API only build static emails or can we integrate interactive components as well?

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7yr ago

Joe Teplow

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Maker

@susan_blanchard hey! we’ve split the API into Actionable and Lite. Lite powers static components only and Actionable includes all of our interactive functionality and analytics.

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7yr ago

David Fine

Placemeter

This looks great! How do you expect this to help REBEL work with more trigger engines & personalization platforms?

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7yr ago

Joe Teplow

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@davidfine For customers using personalization platforms and trigger engines, this will free their developers to quickly build/alter email templates based on the specifics of the behavior, instead of being constrained by what their templates currently support. Plus, they’ll still be able to use all the features native to their other services. Make sense?

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7yr ago