A screenshot of a email template via CakeMail's blog
(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Email marketing platform provider CakeMail announced on Thursday that its platform is now available to cPanel hosting partners.
CakeMail also recently announced the general availability of version 3.2 of its email marketing platform. The new campaign builder features a library of designer templates that simplify the email creation process and eliminates the need for users to know HTML and CSS.
With the integration, CakeMail is available as a plug-in via customers cPanel control panels.
“Web hosting companies whose customers manage their websites with cPanel now have a powerful marketing tool at their fingertips,” François Lane, CakeMail CEO and co-founder said in a statement. “It’s easy for hosting companies to make CakeMail available, and even easier for their customers to sign up for free or paid accounts to manage marketing campaigns, generating revenue for their businesses and building better relationships with their subscribers.”
The fully hosted email marketing platform is available as a co-branded or fully white label solution, and is easy for web hosts to deploy, according to the press release.
CakeMail says its email design tools and UI allow users to send their first campaign rapidly.
“CakeMail and cPanel were first introduced to each other at a networking event in Canada a number of months ago. Together our integration teams have developed extended functionality for cPanel & WHM that provides users with the ability to use CakeMail services from within our product,” Aaron Phillips, cPanel vice president of operations. “We really enjoy working with companies like this that are able to take prototypes and ideas and bring them to life in a very short period of time.”
CakeMail is available for cPanel customers who use WHMCS or Hostbill, with additonal billing system integrations available on demand.
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