The channel that brings people back.
Welcome sequences, campaigns, and segmentation built to turn one-time visitors into repeat customers — typically the highest return per dollar spent of any marketing channel, and one most businesses barely use.
Everything email needs to actually convert
An email list is only valuable if it's used well — these pieces make sure it is.
Welcome & Nurture Sequences
Automated emails that introduce your brand and move new subscribers toward becoming customers.
Campaign Design & Copy
Written and designed campaigns for promotions, announcements, and regular touchpoints with your list.
List Segmentation
Splitting your list by behavior and interest so emails go to the people most likely to act on them.
A/B Testing
Testing subject lines, send times, and content to improve open and click rates over time.
Deliverability Management
Domain authentication and list hygiene managed so emails land in the inbox, not the spam folder.
Performance Reporting
Open rates, click rates, and revenue attributed to email, reported in plain language every month.
How we turn a list into a channel that performs
The same five stages, every time — because a list that's never nurtured is a missed channel, not a dead one.
Audit
Reviewing your current list, platform, and past campaigns to see what's usable and what's not.
Strategy
Segmentation plan and sequence mapping built around how your customers actually buy.
Build
Sequences and campaign templates written, designed, and set up in your platform.
Send & Test
Campaigns go out on schedule, with A/B tests running on subject lines and content.
Report
Monthly check-ins on performance, with sequences refined based on real results.
Signs your business needs email marketing
You have an email list sitting in your platform that hasn't been emailed in months.
New subscribers get a receipt or a single email and then nothing, ever again.
You're relying entirely on social and ads for repeat business instead of a channel you actually own.
Your e-commerce store has no cart-abandonment or post-purchase follow-up sequence in place.
Every email you send goes to your entire list instead of the people most likely to care.
See how this process plays out for real businesses in our case studies.
View Our WorkThree email plans, scoped to how far you want to automate
Every plan includes strategy, copy, design, and deliverability management. The difference is how much automation and how many campaigns run each month.
For a business sending its first real, ongoing email campaigns.
- Welcome sequence
- 2 campaigns per month
- Basic list segmentation
- Monthly reporting
For businesses ready to automate beyond a single welcome email.
- Everything in Starter
- Welcome & nurture sequences
- 4 campaigns per month
- Full list segmentation
- A/B testing
- One automated flow (abandonment or lead-nurture)
For businesses treating email as a primary revenue channel.
- Everything in Growth
- Welcome, nurture, win-back & abandonment flows
- Unlimited campaigns
- Advanced segmentation
- Dedicated strategist
- Bi-weekly reporting
| Feature | Starter | Growth | Authority |
|---|---|---|---|
| Campaigns / month | 2 | 4 | Unlimited |
| Welcome sequence | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Nurture sequence | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Automated flows | — | 1 flow | Full lifecycle |
| A/B testing | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Segmentation | Basic | Full | Advanced |
| Dedicated strategist | — | — | ✓ |
| Reporting | Monthly | Monthly | Bi-weekly |
Email marketing, answered
What email platform do you work with?
We work within the platform you already use where possible, including Klaviyo, Mailchimp, and HubSpot, and can recommend a switch if your current tool is limiting what's possible with segmentation or automation.
Do you write the email copy or just design the templates?
Both. Copy and design are handled together, since a well-designed email with weak copy converts about as well as a poorly designed one. Every plan includes both the writing and the visual build.
How do you avoid emails landing in spam?
Deliverability starts with proper domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), clean list hygiene, and sending patterns that match what inbox providers expect from a legitimate sender. This is set up during onboarding and monitored on an ongoing basis, not treated as a one-time fix.
Can email marketing work for a small list?
Yes. A smaller, engaged list often outperforms a larger, neglected one. The starting point is usually improving how an existing list is used, rather than needing thousands of subscribers before it's worth doing properly.
Is email marketing worth it if I already run social ads?
Yes, and the two work well together. Social ads are rented attention that disappears the moment you stop paying; an email list is an owned channel you control directly, with typically the highest return per dollar spent of any marketing channel.