The sending platform. The list-cleaning tool. The automation builder. The AI copywriter. Most teams buy those from four vendors, wire them together with an integration that breaks quietly, and pay four invoices for the privilege. Here they are one platform — all native, all talking to the same data.
Build it, write it, schedule it, automate it. The four things you do every week.
A drag-and-drop builder, reusable templates and A/B subject tests. Schedule a broadcast, send it to a segment, and watch what happens in the report rather than in a spreadsheet you export afterwards.
Twelve triggers and a visual flow builder with branching. Welcome sequences, onboarding, win-back, follow-ups on a click — the emails that keep sending while you are asleep, without you touching a queue.
A brief in, a subject line and full HTML body out — in your brand voice, at your word count, in your language. It won't replace a good copywriter. It replaces the $29/month tool you use to get past the blank page.
Reusable templates and a shared library, so the email you spent a day designing in February is a starting point in October instead of a thing you rebuild from memory.
Collect the right people, keep the list clean, and stop sending the same email to everyone on it.
Behavioural segments built on opens, clicks, tags and custom fields. The people who opened twice and clicked nothing are a different audience from the people who never opened at all — treat them that way.
Embeddable signup forms with double opt-in. The list grows from your own site, with confirmed addresses, into a list you can prove people asked to be on.
Landing pages, products and payment gateways. The page that captures the address and the flow that follows it live in the same platform, so the handoff between them isn't a webhook you maintain.
Sixteen verification providers, built in. Clean the list before you send to it rather than after the bounce rate has already told your sending provider what it needs to know about you.
Where the mail actually goes, whether it lands, what it did, and who on your team is allowed to touch it.
Nine sending providers. Bring your own — SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, plain SMTP — or use ours. Your sending reputation stays yours, and you are never locked into one vendor's pricing.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC setup, IP warm-up and auto-pause. The controls that separate a campaign that arrives from a campaign that quietly doesn't.
Opens, clicks, geo maps and shareable public report URLs that need no login — which is how you send a client their numbers without giving them a seat.
A REST API, webhooks and an SMTP relay. Your product can add a contact, trigger a flow or send a transactional email without a person opening a dashboard.
Point WordPress, Laravel or n8n at smtp.cleverlybox.com and your app's transactional mail — resets, receipts, invites — goes out DKIM-signed from your own verified domain. Metered separately from your campaign allowance, so one does not eat the other.
Client sub-accounts you can create, suspend, resume and switch into with one click. Sub-users with a permission matrix per module and per action. Twenty seats on the Agency plan, and an audit log behind all of it.
One platform, one invoice, no per-contact ratchet that punishes you for growing a list. Work out what your current stack costs, then look at ours.
An integration is a promise between two companies that don't have to keep it. The verification tool changes its API, the sync silently stops, and you find out three sends later when the bounce rate has already done its damage.
When verification, automation, copy and sending are the same product, there is nothing between them to break. The segment knows what the campaign did. The automation knows what the form captured. The AI writes into the builder you're already in.
Everything above, on one platform, on one invoice.