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RelayThat review

RelayThat helps teams create and resize branded advertising and social graphics.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

RelayThat is a web-based design automation platform for marketing managers, agencies, teams, and brand advocates. It organizes logos, colors, fonts, images, and messaging in brand workspaces, then uses those assets to create visual content for advertising, social, print, and other formats. The product is particularly suited to brands that need to produce multiple on-brand variations without rebuilding each design from scratch.

The published plans show a paid structure. Pro costs $15 per user per month and includes management of 5 brands or workspaces, SmartLayouts, Headline Generator, one-click resize/remix, and team sharing. Pro+ Plus costs $25 per month and includes 2 users, management of up to 20 portals, SmartLayouts, one-click resize/remix, and team sharing. Enterprise adds branded sign-in pages, large team collaboration, data integration, and white-label options. Custom font uploads, PNG and JPG downloads, brand portals, and collaboration support the platform's focus on repeatable brand production.

RelayThat's standout capability is the combination of SmartLayouts with one-click resizing and remixing. Thousands of automatically generated layouts give teams a starting point, while the workspace system keeps visual assets and messaging aligned across channel formats. That makes it a practical choice for organizations producing recurring social and advertising creative, especially when several people need access to shared brand resources. Teams seeking a general design application, desktop or mobile workflows, or a broader creative toolkit should look for an alternative. RelayThat fits best when speed, consistency, and multi-format marketing output matter more than open-ended design control.

RelayThat pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Brand workspaces organize colors, fonts, images, logos, and messaging
    • SmartLayouts generate designs across advertising, social, print, and other formats
    • One-click resizing, remixing, portals, and team sharing support production workflows
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • The product is web-based, with no desktop or mobile app
    • Its focus is branded marketing production rather than broad-purpose design

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