MailFlow TNC is an email marketing website template for email platforms, marketing automation tools and newsletter products. It ships for Webflow, Figma and HTML.
The build runs to 12 pages, so you get a long form landing page, a partners page, a complete CMS blog and the usual utility pages. Because four of those pages are CMS templates, your posts, authors, categories and tags all generate their own pages automatically.
Each section has one job, and the page moves in the order a buyer reads. First a customer logo strip, then the automation builder, the reports, the integrations, pricing, testimonials and a real FAQ. However, nothing shouts, so the tone stays practical rather than pushy.
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MailFlow TNC at a Glance
| Formats | Webflow, Figma and HTML |
| Best for | Email marketing platforms, marketing automation tools, newsletter products, CRM and messaging apps |
| Pages | 12 |
| CMS templates | 4, covering posts, authors, blog categories and tags |
| Layout | One page landing site, plus a partners page and a multi page blog |
| Responsive | Yes, on desktop, tablet and mobile |
| Support | Included, direct from the TNCFlow team |
Key Features of MailFlow TNC
Landing Page Design: The layout is modern and clean, so your product screenshots carry the page. Because email tools get compared side by side, a calm page reads as the more confident one.

CMS Collections: The blog runs on Webflow CMS collections covering posts, authors, categories and tags. So you fill in a form and the listing, the archive and the related links all update together without any manual page building.

Editing Without Code: Webflow handles the styling, so you change colours, fonts and spacing on the canvas. However, the HTML build is there if your developers would rather work in code.

Social Profile Links: Social links are wired into the footer on every page, including the blog. So readers can follow you without hunting for the handles.

Purpose Built Sections: The page carries an automation workflow block, an analytics and reporting block, a multi channel integrations strip, a pricing plan, testimonials and a real FAQ. Because those are the questions an email tool gets asked, every section already earns its place.

Sliders and Navigation: Touch friendly sliders carry testimonials and screenshots without stretching the page. Then the menu folds into a mobile nav by itself, so the header still works on a phone.

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The walkthrough below tours the template section by section, so you can judge whether it fits your product before you buy.
Pages Included in MailFlow TNC
There are 12 pages. The ones marked Template are CMS layouts, so they build a page for every record you add.
- Home
- Partners
- Blog
- Blog Post Template
- Blog Categories Template
- Authors Template
- Tags Template
- Style Guide
- Licenses
- Changelog
- Search Results
- 404
How to Use MailFlow TNC
Setup is short. Here are the steps.
- Use the purchase widget on the right side of this page to buy the MailFlow TNC template
- Follow the steps to get your site ready
- Replace the demo copy and screenshots with your own product
- Add your posts, authors, categories and tags to the CMS collections
- Point the buttons at your signup or free trial flow
- Preview, then publish
What an Email Marketing Site Has to Prove
Email tools sit in a crowded market. So nobody lands on your site without two rival tabs already open. That one fact should shape the whole page.
First, show deliverability. A sender only cares whether the mail lands in the inbox. So vague talk about reliability reads as dodging. Name your sending setup and any figures you publish.
Second, show the automation builder itself. One screenshot of the real canvas beats a list of adjectives. So give that block room, and use a real workflow rather than a placeholder.
Third, publish integrations early. Buyers already run a store, a CRM or an analytics stack. Because one missing connector ends the search, a simple logo strip answers that faster than a paragraph.
Then be plain about pricing. Most email tools charge on contact or send volume, and buyers know it. Because a hidden calculator feels like a trap, showing the tiers wins more signups than it costs.
Finally, use the blog. A landing page alone rarely earns search traffic. However, posts on subject lines, segmentation and consent rules build up month after month. Because the blog runs on CMS collections, adding one is a form filling job.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MailFlow TNC?
MailFlow TNC is an email marketing website template for email platforms, marketing automation tools and newsletter products. It contains 12 pages, built around a one page landing site with an automation section, analytics, integrations, pricing, testimonials, an FAQ and a full blog.
Which formats does MailFlow TNC ship in?
MailFlow TNC ships for Webflow, Figma and HTML. There is no Framer version and no WordPress version.
How many pages does MailFlow TNC include?
The template includes 12 pages. Four of them are CMS templates, so they build a new page for every post, author, blog category or tag you add.
Is MailFlow TNC only for email marketing software?
No. The layout suits any product sold through a workflow, an integrations list and a pricing table. CRM tools, messaging apps and analytics platforms all fit the same shape.
Does MailFlow TNC include a blog?
Yes. There is a blog listing page plus CMS templates for posts, authors, categories and tags. So you can credit several writers and still keep the archive tidy.
Is the Figma file included with the template?
No. The Figma file is a separate product, and you buy it from the purchase widget on this page. The Webflow and HTML builds are also sold on their own.
When you choose MailFlow TNC, you get support direct from the TNCFlow team. So if a section will not behave, just ask us.
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