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Campaigns your customers actually open.

Email campaigns built in a block editor, sent to audiences drawn from your own contacts, with opens and clicks reported back.

The audience is your real customer list, not an upload. The brand kit is applied so every send looks like you. Automations run the sequences you would otherwise forget, and the numbers come back as opened and clicked, not sent.

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  • Audiences built from your own contacts
  • A block editor with your brand kit applied
  • Opens, clicks and automations that run themselves

The marketing home

What went out, who opened it, and what is scheduled.

Campaigns

Draft, scheduled, sending and sent, with open and click rates on the row.

Audiences

Groups drawn from contacts — everyone who bought last year, a segment, a city — kept current.

Automations

Sequences with steps and waits, showing who is enrolled, who completed and who exited.

Deliverability

Whether your sending is set up to land in the inbox, and what to fix if it is not.

Everything inside Marketing

One good campaign to one real audience. Add automations when the second one looks like the first.

Email editor

Blocks for text, image, button and divider. Font, colour, size and alignment per block. A preview before it goes.

Brand kit

Logo, colours and company name applied to new campaigns, so every send is unmistakably yours.

AI design

Describe the campaign and get a first draft laid out in your brand. Edit from there rather than from a blank page.

Audiences

Built from contacts and segments, with a description of who is in it. Recipients are counted before you send.

Send test email

To yourself first, from the sender you configured, so the subject line and the links are checked in a real inbox.

Sender settings

Who campaigns come from — name, address and reply-to — set once per business.

Opens and clicks

Open rate and click rate per campaign, and which link was clicked. The next subject line is informed, not guessed.

A/B winner

Two versions, a winner metric, and the rest of the audience gets the one that performed.

Automations

A sequence of steps with waits between them. Enrol a contact and the sequence runs without anyone remembering.

Deliverability

Domain and sender checks, with plain-English fixes, so the campaign is not filtered before it is read.

Social posts

Write a post from the same place, with the same brand kit, for the channels you publish to.

Landing page

A page for the campaign, copied and edited from a starting point, linked from the email.

Audience, message, result

A campaign in three moves.

An email editor panel with stacked content blocks, an audience card with grouped avatars and an open-rate panel.
  1. Pick the audience. A segment of your own contacts. You see how many will receive it before anything is written.
  2. Build the email. Blocks in your brand kit, a test to your own inbox, a schedule or a send.
  3. Read the result. Opened and clicked, per campaign and per link. Enrol the readers into an automation from there.

Where the work happens

Three of the places you will spend time in Marketing.

Contact cards gathered into an audience group by connecting lines with filter chips
Audiences from your contacts
A flow of connected step nodes with enrol, wait and send icons ending in a tick
Automations that run themselves
A sent envelope, an opened envelope and a clicked link each with a rising bar
Sent, opened, clicked

Works with

Where the audience comes from, and where the leads go.

ContactsThe list every audience is drawn from CRMWhere a reply becomes a lead AI StudioThe imagery the campaign uses ItemsThe products the campaign is about

Free to start. Friendly to scale.

Start with what you need today and switch the rest on when you grow.

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