Paid version · in development
Blink Email Signature early access
Everyone on your team sends email with the same signature and logo, in Gmail and Outlook, and you change it for all of them in one place.
What the paid version does
- One design, each person's details. Your logo and layout, with each person's name, title, and phone number filled in.
- Rolled out to the whole team. Nobody pastes HTML into their settings, and nobody sends you a screenshot to check.
- Updated in one place. A new logo, a new phone number, or a new hire: change it once, and every signature follows.
Join the list
Data controller: Fluxenic Inc., Tokyo. We use your email and answers only to write to you about Blink Email Signature and to decide what to build, and delete them within a year. Some providers, including Cloudflare and Anthropic, process them in the United States. You can withdraw consent by replying to any of our emails or by writing to tomoya.fujita@fluxenic.com. Privacy policy.
How reserving works
Join the list
Leave your email. Tick “Reserve now” to hold a place.
Pay by link
If you tick “Reserve now” from the US, or for a business in the EU or UK with a VAT number, we email you a payment link for $15 (first month, 5 people) within 24 hours. From other countries you can join the list, but not reserve.
Get it by 29 November 2026
Blink Email Signature is delivered by 29 November 2026, or you get a full refund.
Who builds it
Fluxenic Inc., a company in Tokyo, Japan, builds Blink Email Signature. It also publishes Blink Brief and its free tools.
What could delay it
Blink Email Signature is in development. We build first what people reserve, so a date can slip. If Blink Email Signature isn't delivered by 29 November 2026, every payment is refunded in full.
Need a signature today? The free Email Signature generator makes one for Gmail and Outlook that each person pastes in.
Questions
What does joining the early list cost?
Nothing. You leave your email address and get an email when Blink Email Signature opens.
Can't Gmail or Outlook do this on their own?
Each person sets their own signature, one account at a time. The guide shows the official steps and what an admin can and can't set for everyone.
How do other signature tools compare?
See email signature tools compared: price, team rollout, Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 support, and free tier, from each vendor's own page.