Email on Acid → Mailgun Inspect · June 2026

Email on Acid is becoming Mailgun Inspect. You don't have to land in a sending suite you didn't ask for.

Starting June 2026, every Email on Acid customer is migrated into Mailgun Inspect (Sinch). New workflow, new suite, re-learning cost. If you're being moved anyway, you're a shopper now. Frame is the opposite of suite-consolidation: standalone, fast, paste-any-HTML — and it scores deliverability, not just render.

Standalone · no platform to adopt · no per-preview surprises
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Built by Vlad Podolyako — founder of Folderly (B2B email deliverability) and Belkins. Frame answers render and deliverability in one paste.

An escape hatch, not another suite.

Mailgun Inspect locks email QA inside a sending platform. Frame does the opposite — your campaigns are just HTML. Paste them here. There's no sender to adopt, no suite to migrate into, no account to wire up to try it.

Open the live preview →

Honest about what it tested.

Every preview is labeled by how we made it — engine-accurate render, rule-simulated Outlook, or real-client. We never fake a screenshot we can't stand behind. That's the point. You get the previews and the compatibility linter you relied on at Email on Acid — plus the deliverability answer it never had.

Email on Acid vs Folderly Frame

Email on AcidFolderly Frame
Entry price$99/mo (1,000 previews) · $0.15/preview overageFree → from $24/mo · spend-cap, no per-preview surprise
Standalone?Becoming part of Mailgun Inspect (Sinch)Yes — paste any HTML, no platform lock
Compatibility linterYesYes (caniemail-driven)
Will-it-land deliverability scoreNoYes — the whole point
SpeedFarm renderSeconds, engine-accurate

Launch pricing, being locked with the first cohort. Active Folderly customers get Frame included.

What changes when EoA becomes Mailgun Inspect.

We're writing an honest migration guide — what actually changes, what you keep, and your options (including the ones that aren't us). Join the list and we'll send it the moment it's ready.

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Don't get migrated into a suite you didn't choose.

Join the early list — first access, early-bird pricing, the migration guide, and a say in what we cover first.