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Nurture clients on autopilot.

Build multi-step email sequences that send the right message at the right time. Welcome new clients, follow up after sessions, and re-engage lapsed visitors, all without lifting a finger.

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11 sequences, ready to go.

Choose from pre-built automation sequences for common workflows: welcome series, follow-ups, birthday messages, re-engagement campaigns, and more. Activate in one click or customize to match your voice.

Automations

Post-Session Follow-Up

3 steps

New Client Welcome

3 steps

Birthday Message

1 step

Post-Session Follow-Up

Thank You

Sent immediately
Step 1

Check-In

After 7 days
Step 2

Review Request

After 14 days
Step 3
Multi-Step

Sequences, not one-offs.

String together multiple emails into a cohesive journey. A thank-you note after their visit, a check-in a week later, and a review request two weeks out, all from a single automation.

Smart Triggers

The right message at the right time.

Configure triggers based on appointments, signups, birthdays, or inactivity. Set delays down to the minute. Personalize every message with client details, so every email feels handwritten.

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Post Appointment
1 day
Thanks for visiting, {{first_name}}!

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