Add and Remove Modules in Email Builder

I really hope this problem could be solved asap and become a standard feature. It is very annoying the way it is today, and harming additional sales for many customers who have used other email newsletter tools with more editable design layouts.

Is there any ETA of the status on this? Find it tedious to have to go back and edit the master layout instead of just adding a module within the email - very frustrating because the next edition of this email will not need the module - just need it for one instance.

+1 from me

I’d like to give my email creators creative control on adding new text fields etc but certainly don’t want to give access to master files, .css sheets and landing page templates… Due to this I still have users on mailchimp

Need this feature!!!

Yes we definitely NEED this too..

HubSpot - PLEASE change this issue! We all want to easily make beautiful, customized emails.

Help us continue to use HubSpot over Marketo! Please add this!

Yes. This is an absolutely needed and necessary missing feature. I have to create new custom templates all the time in order to accomodate marketing’s email needs, which could be solved with a feature readily available in MailChimp, etc. Please prioritize!

This needs to be developed asap, otherwise we have no choice but to move from HubSpot to Mailchimp.

Hey everyone- it’s in beta. Hang in there. Ask you account manager if you can get added to the beta. We did. It’s so much better!

I second that! We are now using the beta drag and drop version and it’s 100% better!

Thank you for the tip about the beta!!!

@skma21 thank you so much! My team and I downloaded the beta and it’s so much better.

Hi @srichter and the rest of the contributors here,

Thank you for your comments and insights. I am setting this to delivered as we now have the drag and drop editor in email. We are also building a feature soon which will allow you to save your drag and drop email as a template which will make this even easier for your email management and creation.

Best,

Shane