For small businesses in the US & Australia

Keep your customers
coming back.

Your customer list, your email campaigns and your follow-ups in one place — set up in an afternoon, in words you already use. Built for the people who run the business, not for a marketing department.

No card needed. Nothing sends until you say so.

Before every send, you see exactly who gets it

And who doesn't, and why.

Will receive it 1,842
No permission recorded 213
Unsubscribed or complained 184
Address doesn't exist 119
Illustration. Every campaign gets this breakdown from your own contacts before it goes anywhere.

Made for businesses with customers, not campaigns

If you have a list of people who have bought from you, enquired, or booked once and never came back, this is for you.

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What it does

Everything you need to stay in touch with the people who already know you.

One tidy customer list

Contacts, companies, tags and notes in one place. Import a spreadsheet and it tells you what it found, what it fixed and what it skipped — before anything is saved.

Emails that look right everywhere

Build with blocks, not code. Every message is rendered for the email apps people actually use, including the old ones that break modern layouts.

A writer that knows your trade

Describe what you want to say and get a draft back in your industry's language. You edit it, you approve it, you send it.

Follow-ups that happen on their own

A thank-you after a job. A reminder at six months. A nudge when someone clicks but doesn't call. Set it once and it keeps running.

Lists that build themselves

"Customers in Melbourne who bought last year and haven't opened anything since." Type that, get the list. It updates itself as people change.

Which emails actually made money

Track enquiries and sales back to the campaign that caused them. Every figure shows how many people it was measured across.

What it won't do

Most of what separates this from cheaper tools is what it refuses. Each of these is enforced in the software, not written in a help page.

It will not send to someone who unsubscribed.

Not even if you re-import them from a spreadsheet. An unsubscribe outranks every list, every segment and every import, permanently.

It will not let you import a purchased list.

You declare where contacts came from. Say "purchased" or "scraped" and the import stops — no rows written. That declaration is kept as your record.

The AI will not send anything.

It writes drafts, suggests subject lines and explains your results. It cannot send a campaign, change permissions or delete anything.

It will not invent a number.

Every figure in an AI summary is checked against your real data. Anything that does not match is removed rather than softened.

It will not pre-tick a consent box.

Not as a default, not as a setting. The exact wording someone agreed to is saved with their signup, so you can prove it years later.

It will not call a coin-flip a winner.

An A/B test that is too close to call says so, instead of dressing up noise as a result.

It will not treat an email address as permission to text.

Permission is recorded per channel. Email consent is email consent.

Getting started

An afternoon, most of which is waiting for your domain settings to update.

Bring your customers in

Upload a spreadsheet or add people as you go. Download a template if you are not sure what the file should look like.

Prove the email is from you

The setup gives you the exact records to paste into your domain settings. It checks them for you and tells you plainly when they are right.

Write it, check it, send it

Draft the message, see exactly who will receive it, approve it. It goes out at a pace mailbox providers are comfortable with.

Pricing

Per month. Change or leave whenever you like.

Starter

CRM, contacts, campaigns, templates, AI writer and basic analytics.

$49.00 / month
  • 2,500 contacts
  • 15,000 emails a month
  • 3 team members
  • 1 sending domain
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AI Growth

Everything in Growth plus AI segmentation, AI insights, AI recommendations, lead scoring and advanced BI.

$349.00 / month
  • 100,000 contacts
  • 750,000 emails a month
  • 25 team members
  • 200 automatic follow-ups
  • 10 sending domains
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You can create an account and set everything up without entering card details. Sending costs are included in the plan; you do not pay a separate email provider.

Questions worth asking

Do I need to be technical?

For one step, briefly. To send email as your own business you have to add a few records to your domain settings — the setup gives you exactly what to paste and checks it for you. Everything after that is filling in forms. If your domain is with a host like Hostinger, GoDaddy or Cloudflare, it is copy and paste.

Will my emails actually reach the inbox?

Nobody can promise that, and you should not trust anyone who does. What this does is everything that makes it likely: proves the mail is genuinely from you, stops sending to addresses that bounce, removes people who complain, and paces sends so you do not look like a spammer. The rest is whether people want your email.

Can I bring my existing customer list?

Yes — upload a spreadsheet. You will be asked where those contacts came from, and that answer decides what you can send them. Customers you have served, people who filled in your form, guests who signed up at an event: all fine. Lists you bought: refused, and not negotiable.

What happens if someone unsubscribes?

They stop receiving marketing immediately, everywhere, for good. Re-importing them does not undo it. That is deliberate — the single fastest way to destroy your ability to reach anyone is to email people who asked you to stop.

How much does the AI actually do?

It drafts and it explains. It writes a first version of a campaign in your trade's language, suggests subject lines, turns a plain-English description into a list, and tells you what a campaign's results mean. It cannot send, cannot change anyone's permissions, and cannot delete anything.

Which countries' rules does it follow?

United States and Australia are built in, with their real differences handled — Australia requires permission before you send, the US requires a postal address in every message. Anywhere else falls back to the stricter of the two.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. Your contacts, their permission history and your results are yours, exportable as spreadsheets whenever you want, including on the way out.

Your quietest customers are your cheapest sales

Set it up this afternoon. Nothing leaves your account until you have seen exactly who it is going to.

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