EMAIL CAMPAIGNS
A CRM with email marketing included
Send a campaign to a segment of the contacts you already have, and see the replies land on their records.
Segments from live CRM data
Build the audience from the fields already on your records — status, owner, industry, last activity, any custom field. There's no export, no list upload, and no moment where the marketing tool's copy of reality drifts from the CRM's.
Sent on your own domain
Campaigns go out through AWS SES on your domain, so your sending reputation is yours to build rather than a shared pool's to ruin. Volume sending without the deliverability lottery.
Results on the record, not just in a dashboard
Opens, clicks, and replies attach to the contact. A rep opening an account sees that this person clicked the pricing link on Tuesday — which is the version of campaign reporting that actually changes what happens next.
One product, one bill
The usual arrangement is a CRM plus a campaign platform plus a sync tool to introduce them. This is the same job inside the product that already holds the contacts, which removes both the subscription and the integration.
WORKS WITH
Connect your existing inbox and every thread lands on the right record automatically, both directions, with no copy-paste.
Lead capture forms
Build the form, embed it, and submissions become leads immediately — with no integration in the middle to break.
Automations
When this happens, check that, then do these things — built visually, and not metered by the month.
Questions about email campaigns
Which plan includes email campaigns?
Campaigns are an Enterprise feature. We're explicit about this because it's the single most common tier misunderstanding in CRM buying — the badge on this page reads live from plan data, so it's right as of now.
How is this different from the email inbox feature?
The inbox is one-to-one email from a record — conversations with a person. Campaigns are one-to-many sends to a segment, with open and click tracking. Most teams need both, and they're on different plans.
Do I need my own AWS SES account?
Sending runs through SES on your domain so the reputation is yours. That's the same philosophy as bring-your-own-Twilio for calling: you own the infrastructure relationship and the costs that come with it.
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