Yet for many non-profits, email signatures are inconsistent, outdated, or broken across devices, often without anyone realising. Over time, this quietly undermines trust with donors, partners, and the communities you serve.
Email Signature Rescue and SigStudio help non-profits create, manage, and deploy professional HTML email signatures across their entire organisation, easily, consistently, and without technical complexity.
Email Signature Rescue is designed for non-profits with under 20 staff, while SigStudio supports larger teams with 20 or more staff.
Choose the Right Solution for Your Organisation
Email Signature Rescue (Classic - since 2013)
Best for non-profits with under 20 staff
Email Signature Rescue is ideal for smaller teams that want a simple, guided way to create professional email signatures without needing technical expertise.
With Email Signature Rescue, you can:
- Create polished, professional HTML email signatures
- Set up signatures quickly with minimal setup
- Keep branding consistent across a small team
- Ensure signatures work across major email clients and devices
SigStudio (lauching January 2026)
Best for non-profits with 20 or more staff
SigStudio is designed for growing and larger non-profits that need more control and flexibility across teams, departments, and locations.
With SigStudio, you can:
- Manage multiple users, groups, and templates
- Roll out updates organisation wide from one place
- Maintain brand consistency at scale
- Support complex team structures with ease

Why Email Signatures Matter More Than You Think
Email is still the most common way non-profits communicate with:
- Donors
- Volunteers
- Sponsors
- Government bodies
- Community partners
Your email signature appears thousands of times a year, often in moments where trust and clarity matter most.
A professional, consistent signature:
- Reinforces legitimacy and credibility
- Keeps branding aligned across teams
- Makes it easy for people to contact or support your organisation
- Ensures accessibility and clarity on all devices
An inconsistent or broken signature does the opposite, even if the message itself is strong.










