Track your sales pipeline stages. Get a detailed breakdown at a glance.
Sequences that build themselves, done right
Building a lifecycle flow means designing a dozen emails, wiring up delays and triggers, and keeping the whole thing on-brand. Most teams ship one welcome email and call it a day.
- New users get one welcome email because building a full sequence is too much work.
- Carts go cold because nobody has time to build and maintain a recovery flow.
- You describe a 5-step activation flow and Mailable designs every email and the timing in one pass.
- A three-email win-back sequence is generated, branded, and triggered on cart abandonment automatically.
Flow from a sentence
Describe the journey and Mailable lays out every email plus the delays and triggers between them.
- Every step designed in one pass
- Sensible timing proposed for you
- Consistent narrative across emails
Centralize all customer communications in one shared inbox.
Triggers that fit your stack
Start a sequence on signup, purchase, inactivity, or any event - from your tools or the headless API.
- Event, time, and behavior triggers
- Branch on opens, clicks, and actions
- Fire from code or your ESP
Set up campaigns to notify your customer segment.
On-brand, end to end
Brand kit and voice carry across every message, so a ten-email flow reads like one coherent story.
- Brand applied to the whole flow
- Edit one step or the whole sequence
- Reuse flows as templates
Track your sales pipeline stages. Get a detailed breakdown at a glance.
What you can do
Onboarding & activation
Guide new users to value with a flow that adapts to where they get stuck.
Win-back & retention
Re-engage cold users and recover abandoned carts on autopilot.
Nurture & drip
Long-running educational sequences that stay on-brand from first touch to last.
10×
faster to ship a full lifecycle sequence
Launch complete lifecycle flows in an afternoon instead of a sprint.
Join the waitlistDescribe it. Ship beautiful email.
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