Write it once, and reach everyone who matters
Campaigns, automatic sequences and segments that keep themselves up to date — with every open and click landing back on the contact's own record instead of in a separate tool.
Included in every plan · first month free · we set it up with you
Opened
62%
Clicked
18%
What sending from one system changes
Segments that keep themselves current
Define a group once — bought in the last 90 days, downloaded the pricing guide, lives in Jinja — and it fills and empties on its own as people qualify and drop out.
The first week runs without you
A welcome sequence greets a new subscriber on day one, tells the story on day three and makes the offer on day six, whether they signed up at midnight or during a power cut.
You can tell what actually worked
Opens and clicks are counted per campaign and stamped on each contact, so the person who clicked your pricing link twice becomes an obvious phone call rather than a statistic.
Sent properly, so it arrives
Your sending domain is authenticated during setup, unsubscribes are handled correctly, and bounces are cleaned up — the unglamorous work that keeps you out of the promotions bin.
Sending your first campaign
Choose who it is for
Pick a tag, a segment or the whole list. Writing to 300 interested people beats writing to 3,000 who forgot who you are.
Write it like a person
A subject line, a few short paragraphs and one clear thing to click. Templates are there when you want them, but plain messages usually win.
Send now or schedule it
Line the send up for the hour your readers are actually awake, and send yourself a test first to check how it looks on a phone.
Read the result and follow up
See who opened and who clicked, then write again to just the clickers — the small group that has already put its hand up.
Not sure where to start? Tell us what you sell and we'll set this up with you during onboarding.
What people send with it
A bakery
One Friday email with the weekend menu and a pre-order link.
A business coach
A six-part sequence that runs the moment someone downloads the workbook.
A primary school
A termly parents' letter, sent to current families only.
Email Marketing, answered
The things people ask us before they move their business across.
Nobody can promise the inbox, but the things that decide it are set up for you: an authenticated sending domain, a real unsubscribe link, clean bounce handling and a list of people who genuinely opted in. Buying a list undoes all of it.
Starter includes 2,500 marketing emails a month, Pro 10,000 and Scale 30,000. Send more and nothing stops — the extra is added to your next invoice at $0.50, about 1,900 UGX, per 1,000 emails. Receipts, password resets and team invites are transactional and never count towards the allowance.
Yes, and it is not optional. Every campaign carries a one-click unsubscribe, and anyone who uses it stops receiving marketing immediately while staying in your database as a customer record.
No, and running both usually causes the problem you are trying to solve — two lists drifting apart. Sending from the same place your orders and bookings live is the entire point.
Yes. Campaigns go out from your own domain, so the sender reads as your business rather than a platform nobody recognises. You can also set a reply-to address that reaches your normal inbox.
It does not work alone
Every module shares one database, so these three are already part of the same story.
Let's get your business running on one system
Tell us what you sell and we'll set up your workspace, move your contacts across, and hand you the login. The first month is on us.