Email sequences that land at exactly the right moment
Cadence watches how each subscriber opens, clicks and browses, then quietly moves their next message to the hour they usually read. You still write every email and approve every sequence.
Plans from $279 a year, billed annually.
a Monday morning, nothing on fire
Small marketing teams send their sequences and newsletters from Cadence, among them
What it does
Each one is a small, ordinary job. Cadence does them quietly in the background, and shows its work so you can check.
Feature 01 · sequence builder
Draw your sequence as a simple map. If someone clicks the pricing link, they go one way; if they go quiet, they go another. You can see every path before anything is switched on, and nothing sends until you press launch.
Feature 02 · send-time optimization
Cadence learns when every subscriber usually opens and moves the next message to that hour. It starts learning from their first open, and you can pin a fixed time on any email you’d rather keep.
Feature 03 · live segmentation
Say who you mean, such as people who opened three emails and looked at pricing this month. The segment keeps itself current as people click, browse or go quiet, and you see how many match before you send.
Feature 04 · newsletter editor
Build the sponsor line, the footer and the pull quote once, then reuse them. Change a reusable block and every draft that uses it updates, so Thursday’s issue is never the one with last month’s link.
Feature 05 · deliverability monitoring
Cadence checks where your messages really land at Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo and Apple Mail. If placement slips, you get a plain note about what changed and what to check first, usually before your next send.
Getting started
You don’t need to rebuild your whole program in a weekend. Begin with one welcome sequence and let it learn from there.
Paste one line on your site so Cadence can see visits, then bring your list over from Mailchimp or a CSV file. Your existing tags come with it.
You’ll see: your subscribers, already grouped
Start from a welcome or follow-up map and edit it in plain language. Choose what counts as a signal, such as a click, a page visit or a quiet week, and what should happen next.
You’ll see: every path drawn out before launch
Turn it on when you’re ready. The first sends go out at sensible default hours while Cadence learns each person’s own, and you can pause any sequence with one click.
You’ll see: send times settling in over the first few weeks
Integrations
Connect the places your team keeps its signals, and let them start or pause a sequence without anyone copying and pasting.
Plans
Every plan is billed once a year, and the number on the card is the yearly price. Pick the one that fits your list today.
For a first newsletter and a first welcome sequence.
$279/yr
Billed annually
For teams running several sequences at once.
$519/yr
Billed annually
For lists that keep growing and brands that multiply.
$800/yr
Billed annually
The difference, side by side
On a fixed schedule
With Cadence
From teams who send with it
“Our onboarding emails used to go out on a calendar. Now they wait for each person to come back to the site first, and the replies got noticeably warmer.”
“I stopped rebuilding the same footer and sponsor block in every issue. I edit the reusable block once and Thursday’s newsletter is done.”
“The inbox placement alert caught a drifting domain record on a Tuesday morning, before the Thursday send. That alone calmed my whole week.”
When you’re ready
Choose a plan, connect your list, and your first sequence can be listening by the end of the week. Annual plans start at $279.
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