Briskine is a text expansion tool for creating reusable templates and inserting them on websites and in web apps. Templates can include dynamic or custom variables, advanced formatting, images and links. They can fill email fields such as Subject, To, CC and BCC. The editor supports Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera, with mobile browsers on Android and iOS also supported. Templates can be shared and synced with a team, and the service says they can be inserted on almost any website or web app. The free plan is for one person and includes 30 templates; creating an account does not require a credit card. Premium includes unlimited templates and team members. The listed starting price is $7/user/mo. Plans can be upgraded, downgraded or canceled at any time, and yearly billing provides two months free. Briskine provides email support and lists discounts for teams of 30 or more, nonprofits and educational institutions.
Who it is for
Briskine suits individuals who reuse formatted text across websites and email fields, as well as teams that want to share and sync templates. Its browser and mobile-browser support makes it relevant to users on the listed platforms.
What is good
- Free plan includes 30 templates for one person.
- Templates support dynamic and custom variables.
- Can fill Subject, To, CC and BCC fields.
- Templates can be shared and synced with a team.
- Yearly billing provides two months free.
What to know first
- Free plan is limited to 30 templates.
- Free plan is for one person.
- Premium starts at $7/user/mo.
Verdict
Briskine provides reusable, formatted templates across supported browsers and mobile browsers, with team sharing on Premium. The free plan is limited to one person and 30 templates; paid pricing starts at $7/user/mo.
Briskine plans and pricing
All plansCompared on text expansion software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Paid from
- $7/user/mo
- Snippet limit
- 30
- Team snippet sharing
- Yes
- Dynamic fields
- Yes
- Supported platforms
- Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera; Android and iOS mobile browsers
- Rich-text expansion
- Yes
