Turn your next launch into
an email worth reading.
Write the message. Choose the subscribers it matters to. Bring content, lists, scheduling, and results into one campaign workflow.
Keep feedback beside the work.
Your team can now leave comments beside the work they’re reviewing. Open a project, invite the people who need to weigh in, and keep the discussion with the file.
Try shared commentsReady to review
hello@example.com
One useful next step.
Who is this for?
Make room for review
10:00 · America/Toronto
An example campaign for Northstar, a fictional project app.
You shipped something
worth sharing.
Explain what changed, why it matters, and what your reader can do next. Start with your own words, a template, or an AI-assisted draft. Then make it sound like you.
- Arrange text, images, buttons, columns, and dividers.
- Give the email one clear call to action.
- Preview the message before it leaves your workspace.
A small change.
A better review.
Feedback belongs beside the work. Shared comments bring your team’s thoughts into the project, so the next step is easier to find.
Try shared commentsA good message starts
with who it is for.
Choose a list your campaign applies to, or import contacts you have permission to email. Organize different audiences around the messages they should receive.
An existing customer may need a useful example. A new subscriber may need an introduction. You choose the list and the message.
Explore subscribers and listsReady today.
Sent when you decide.
Preview the message, review the recipients, and check the subject, sender, and links. Send now or choose a future time.
Check the message
Read the subject, content, and each link from the recipient’s point of view.
Review the audience
Confirm the intended list and keep subscription choices in view.
Choose the moment
Set a date and time, and confirm the displayed time zone.
Follow the result
Review sending activity and engagement after the campaign goes out.
Make the next email
more useful.
Look beyond the send button. Review how your campaign was sent and how subscribers responded, then decide what deserves a follow-up.
Opens and clicks can be affected by privacy features and automated activity. Use several signals when deciding what to change.
Explore email reportingDid anything need attention?
Review sending activity, failed messages, and bounces.
What caught attention?
Look at recorded opens and clicks, including which links earned the most attention.
Are people opting out?
Use unsubscribe signals to reconsider relevance and frequency.
Before your next step.
Can I write without AI?
Yes. AI drafting is optional. You can write and edit your own content in the visual editor.
What does unlimited campaign sending mean?
Promotional and All-in-one plans include unlimited campaign sends within their contact allowances, subject to fair-use, reputation, and sending policies. Transactional allowances are separate.
Can I send a newsletter every week?
You can create and schedule campaigns for your subscribers. Choose a frequency that matches what they signed up for.
Do campaigns include an unsubscribe option?
Yes. A one-click unsubscribe (List-Unsubscribe) header and a compliant footer are added to every campaign at send time, and opt-outs are handled and suppressed for you automatically.
Do you show which links were clicked?
Yes. Campaigns record opens and clicks — including a per-link breakdown of which URLs earned the most clicks. Open and click tracking relies on recipient mail systems and can be affected by privacy features and automated activity.
Get your next campaign ready.
Choose a promotional plan for the audience you want to keep in touch with.