Sort people by what they do
Build living groups that sharpen every time an event lands. Blend product, billing and support signals into one profile you can trust.
See how it works
Warm readers
Opens more than 62% of everything you send
Finished setup
Finished the welcome series without stalling
Cooling off
No product activity for the last 21 days
Quiet by default
Inbox placement, handled for you
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Primary✓Promotions92.4
·Spam 0.8%Seed 48✓
Warm-upDay 12·Signed
Reputation high✓Journeys 3Retry 0
·PlacementInboxBounce 0.2%
Feedback✓List hygieneSeed 12
Throttle·Queued 1,247Sent
✓Complaints0.03%Verified
Region eu-2·Pool sharedScore 8.6
We think email should be boring.
Sending mail should not be a project.
It shouldn't live in your repository, and it should look like the rest of your product. Designers should want to touch it, engineers should never fight the API, marketers should never wait on a ticket.
And when all three of those people happen to be the same person, it should still hold up.
Take it for a spin, then tell us where it hurts.
The Quillo Team