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Every email your team sends is a campaign slot

A 50-person company sends roughly 3,000 external emails a week to people who actually open them. Campaign banners put your announcement under every one.

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Example campaign banner: webinar announcement with a register button

A banner like this, under every signature in the company, on schedule.

How campaigns run

1

Upload & link

A banner (or GIF), the destination, a start and end date. UTM parameters are appended automatically.

2

Pick the audience

Everyone, one team, or a Google organisational unit. Two clicks, live member counts.

3

It deploys itself

Signatures update in Gmail automatically. A banner changed at 9am is in every inbox by lunch, and nobody was asked to do anything.

4

It ends on time

When the campaign ends, the banner disappears everywhere. No stale promos in November for an October webinar.

Measured, not guessed

Clicks per campaign, team and day

Every banner click goes through a short tracked link, with email-scanner clicks filtered out so the numbers are real. UTM parameters flow into your web analytics. No tracking pixels, ever: here's exactly how tracking works.

Overlaps, settled

Priorities for busy calendars

Running a product launch and a webinar push at once? Campaigns have priorities: the highest applicable one wins per person, so Sales can promote the webinar while everyone else carries the launch.

Unlimited campaigns on the Team plan

£29/month flat with 25 users included. 14-day trial, no card.