36 templates, already written

Day one: the shortest path to a first win.

For the user who signed up and went quiet.

One feature, one reason to come back.

Pull new users into your Slack or Discord.

Names the exact step they stopped at.

AI-drafted body, on-brand frame — the template keeps it honest.

Keeps a new hire warm between offer and day one.

The upgrade ask, timed to the moment of value.

A clear days-left note, without the countdown theatrics.

A concrete offer for a lapsed account.

Tells the rep the moment the proposal gets read.

For the reader who finished it — straight to pricing.

One line, one button, sent the minute you go live.

A tracked QR ticket — every scan lands as an event.

The week's activity, summarized.

Celebrates milestones worth an email, and skips the ones that aren't.

Plain text from a person, triggered by a usage drop.

The week's publishing, as a short list with read times.

One email per account, not per seat.

The invite ask, made with reasons instead of guilt.

The gentle “still there?”

What actually changed while they were gone.

Says it's the last one — and means it.

The last email before you stop sending. (And you should stop.)

The renewal heads-up that prevents the dunning email.

Dunning that sounds like a person, not a billing system.

One click to answer; the score lands as an event.

Five one-click scores, straight to the person who helped.

The whole survey is yes or no.

Asks at the win — and knows who clicked through.

Lift vs holdout, as an email a stakeholder can read.

The first email, sent on signup.

Verification without the drama.

Passwordless sign-in link.

A receipt that reads like a receipt.

The broadcast, gated by the preference center.