Email automation that builds itself
Welcome series, drip campaigns and behavioral triggers — described, not diagrammed. Plan your sequence with the free tool below.
The best email happens automatically at the right moment. Emailer turns a description of the journey into a running automation: triggers, waits, branches and messages, all wired to your live customer events. Use the drip campaign planner below to map your sequence and see its total length before you build it.
Drip campaign planner
Map your sequence steps and delays, and see the total duration.
Behavioral triggers
Start flows from any customer event.
Drip sequences
Timed multi-step campaigns with waits and branches.
Goal tracking
Attribute conversions back to each automation.
What email automation is
Sending emails automatically based on time or behavior — welcome series, drip campaigns and triggered messages. Emailer builds these from a plain-language description of the journey.
What a drip campaign is
A sequence of automated emails sent on a schedule after a trigger, such as a new signup. Plan the steps and delays above, then let Emailer write and wire the whole sequence.
Describe the journey
Say "welcome new subscribers over five days, then invite them to a demo" and Emailer builds the flow, writes each message and activates the trigger.
React to real behavior
Automations respond to opens, clicks, purchases and custom events, so the right message follows the right action without manual work.
Welcome series
Introduce new subscribers over several days.
Abandoned cart
Recover lost sales with timely reminders.
Re-engagement
Win back subscribers who have gone quiet.
FAQ
What is email automation?
Sending emails automatically based on time or behavior — welcome series, drip campaigns and triggered messages. Emailer builds these from a plain-language description.
What is a drip campaign?
A sequence of automated emails sent on a schedule after a trigger, such as a new signup. Plan yours with the tool above.
How many emails should a drip have?
Most welcome and nurture sequences run 3–7 emails over one to two weeks. Use the planner to model the timing.
Can automations use customer behavior?
Yes. Flows react to opens, clicks, purchases and custom events in real time.
How long should a drip sequence last?
It depends on the goal, but one to three weeks is typical. The planner shows the total length as you add steps.
Automate your first flow
Describe a journey and switch it on.
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