The campaign builder that starts with the part your client is paying for.
Pick the brand preset, fill in the campaign brief, and watch a designed email appear. The list, the sender and the schedule take a minute each because the platform has already done the thinking. Your client sees a finished campaign in the first five minutes of the call.
Nobody ever bought a campaign because the settings screen was nice.
Open the campaign builder on almost any email platform and the first thing it asks for is a name, a subject line, a From address and a reply-to. Then a list picker. Then the settings. Seven clicks in, the client finally sees the thing they wanted to see — and by then their attention has gone.
SendTo flips the order because the order is the product. The first step is the brand preset and the campaign preset — offer, audience, message, proof, tone — and the platform designs the email before you have named the campaign. The landing page is step two, on purpose. The audience, delivery and schedule come after — and most of the delivery step is already decided, because the platform manages the sending domains.
Every minute you spend in the builder is spent on what the recipient will see. That is how a campaign that used to take a day gets done in an afternoon, and how a client who used to say “let me think about it” says “send it.”
Step one: the email, designed
Choose the client’s brand preset — logo, colours, voice — and a campaign preset that holds the offer, the headline, the call to action and the proof. Generate. The platform returns a fully designed HTML email in several creative variants, each built to test something specific, and drops you in the editor.
Edit a sentence, swap the hero image, tighten the offer. It is a first draft from a colleague who has read the brand guidelines, and it arrives in seconds.
- Brand presets keep the fortieth campaign sounding like the first
- Designed layouts: hero, sections, offer band, proof, footer
- Regenerate any section without losing the rest
Step two: the landing page, on the client’s own domain
A campaign whose click lands on the same brand that sent it converts better and is trusted more by receivers. So the landing page has its own step. Generate one from the same brief, pick one you have already published, or route the click to the client’s site — every option keeps the link on the client’s sending domain.
- Generated from the same brief as the email
- Published once, served on every sending domain
- Views, clicks and submissions on the campaign report
Steps three to six: a minute each
Choose a list or a segment and see the reachable count before you commit — verified addresses only, suppressions already gone. Delivery is one screen: From name and reply-to; the sending domains are already there and the platform balances across them. Schedule for now or later. Review shows the whole campaign with the pre-send findings beside it.
Send a test to yourself or the client at any step. Nothing goes anywhere until you say so.
- Reachable count before launch
- Test sends at every step
- Pre-send review on the review screen
● Automated 12.1%
Scanners never count as customers.
| Variation | Subject line | Human opens | Clicks |
|---|---|---|---|
| A · winner | Your six-month check-up is due, {first name} | 33.2% | 7.4% |
| B | Six months already? Let’s keep that smile on track | 29.6% | 6.2% |
The moment the client understands what they are paying for.
Delivered, human opens, clicks, bookings — updating as the campaign runs, with results per variation and per sending domain. Share it by link; the client sees your brand and no login screen.
● Automated 12.1%
Scanners never count as customers.
| Variation | Subject line | Human opens | Clicks |
|---|---|---|---|
| A · winner | Your six-month check-up is due, {first name} | 33.2% | 7.4% |
| B | Six months already? Let’s keep that smile on track | 29.6% | 6.2% |
A campaign a day per account manager, without a designer on call.
Production time becomes margin
A designed campaign in an afternoon instead of a day means the retainer that used to break even now makes money — and the same team can carry more clients.
A yes on the first call
Show a client a finished, designed email while you are still talking about it. Clients who see the thing say yes to the thing.
Reports that renew retainers
Human opens, per-domain delivery, a share link. The monthly review turns from “does email work?” into “what should we send next?”
We used to open the builder and apologise for the first three screens. Now we open it and show the client their email.
Questions
Can I write the email myself?
Of course. The AI drafts when you ask it to; the editor is always yours. Many partners generate the design and the structure, then rewrite the voice.
How many variations can a campaign carry?
As many as you want to test honestly. Variations rotate evenly across recipients and each gets its own row on the report.
Do I have to add a landing page?
No — but the step is there so skipping it is a decision. A click that lands on the client’s own sending domain is trusted more by receivers and converts better.
Can a client build their own campaigns?
Yes. Clients log into your portal and use the same builder and the same AI, under your brand. Step in with view-as access when they need a hand.
What if I spot a mistake after launch?
A sent campaign cannot be relaunched — that is a safety feature. Test sends at every step and the pre-send review exist to catch things before that point.
Build a campaign this afternoon. Show it to a client tonight.
Brief in, designed email out, report live. Explore the builder in the sample workspace before you send anything.
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