Drag-and-drop campaigns, AI-assisted copy, visual automation flows, reply-driven segmentation. The deliverability infrastructure that decides whether your campaigns land — managed quietly in the background. No DKIM. No DMARC reports. No CSV exports to a separate tool.
You bring the campaign idea, the audience, and the brand voice. Email Digit brings everything else: the records, the routing, the reading of replies.
The thing you actually open every day. AI drafts your subject line, you tweak it, hit preview across Gmail / Outlook / mobile, schedule for the recipient's local 9am, watch it ship.
{{first_name}}, {{company}}, extracted fields from reply intelligence.Hi {{first_name}} —
It's been a busy month. Here are the four things we shipped that I think you'll actually use:
1. Reply intelligence in plain English...
Most ESPs treat inbound as someone else's problem. Email Digit reads every reply, tells you what it means in one sentence, and pauses the drip if it should.
“Looks good — what does Pro tier run for a team of 12? Moving off Klaviyo this quarter.”
“We're not seeing the open-rate lift we expected. Considering pausing and revisiting in Q3.”
“I'm out until June 12. For urgent matters, contact priya@…”
One-click import for contacts, segments, templates, and (where the source API allows) historical send data. Until then, we hand-help every migration during private beta — typically 1–2 hours of our time on a screen-share.
Short answer: no, almost certainly the opposite. New ESPs ship with managed deliverability turned on from day one (CNAME delegation + DMARC progression) — most teams see a 5–15% inbox-placement lift in the first month, especially if they were on a shared-IP campaign tool before. We'll show you the score in the dashboard so you can prove it.
The migration tooling is Q3 2026. Until then — for beta customers — we manually migrate your contacts, segments, templates, and (where the source allows) historical engagement data on a 1-hour screen-share. We've done Mailchimp · Klaviyo · ActiveCampaign · HubSpot · ConvertKit so far without losing a single contact.
That's the design intent. The dashboard never asks you to look at a DNS record, parse a DMARC report, or write a DKIM key. The setup wizard hands the records to your IT team in copy-paste form. From then on, everything you'd do in Mailchimp is here, plus reply routing.
AI subject line + preview text drafting today. Body-copy drafting from a brief is Beta. Visual designer with brand-aware suggestions is Q4 2026. The classifier that reads replies is already GA.
WhatsApp Business is Beta — the connection plumbing is live; the in-dashboard template editor lands alongside the unified inbox UI in the next release. SMS via Twilio is Q4 2026. See /multi-channel.
Per-campaign opens / clicks / unsubscribes / replies-by-intent today. Revenue attribution (UTM-based last-touch and multi-touch) is Q4 2026. Export everything as CSV anytime.
Same product for the campaign builder, the deliverability layer, and the reply routing. One bill, one dashboard, one team to learn it.