Pro

Email the clients who said yes, and see the reach first

Pick who gets it, write it in your own voice, check how many people it will reach, then send now or schedule it. Every email carries your address and an unsubscribe link.

  • Email only
  • Only clients who opted in
  • Reach shown before you send
Example: starting a win-back email at a hair salon.
Email campaigns

A note from you, in their inbox

Write it, choose who gets it, see the number, send. Pick your trade and watch the email take your name, colors and fonts.

Start from an email written for your trade

Or a template your team saved, or a blank email.

SubjectWe miss you at Fade Room Barbershop
Names filled in for each client{{first_name}} becomes Marcus, or “there”.
With writing help on, Write it for me suggests three drafts.

Example: a campaign at Fade Room Barbershop.

Fade Room Barbershopvia NextUp Walk-in

We miss you at Fade Room Barbershop

Hi Marcus, it has been a while since your last visit. We would love to see you again.

Book your next visit

You are getting this because you asked to stay in the loop. Your postal address appears here. Unsubscribe

01

Start from an email written for your trade

On the Email Marketing page, click New campaign and start from a template, one your team saved, or a blank email.

  • Templates for your kind of business.Win-backs, reminders, seasonal news, birthdays and thank-yous, filtered by industry or by kind of email.
  • Writing help.With writing help on, Write it for me suggests three drafts you can edit.
2 more points
  • Names filled in.{{first_name}} and {{business_name}} are filled in for each client, and “there” is used when there is no name.
  • Test it first.A live preview on a computer or a phone, as a sample client, and Send me a test.
02

Choose who gets it, and see the number

A campaign goes to customers who ticked “Stay in the loop” themselves at check-in, minus your unsubscribe list. The count updates as you choose.

  • A group.Everyone who agreed, recent customers, those who have not been back in a while, regulars (2, 3, 5 or 10+ visits), birthdays this month, or a tag.
  • Narrowed down.Narrow a group by location, number of visits or loyalty stamps.
2 more points
  • Or specific clients.Search by name or email and choose up to 500. Each email is addressed to that client.
  • Latest answer counts.Someone who unticked the box on a later visit, at any of your locations, is left out until they tick it again.
Example: the audience step for a barbershop.
  • 5kinds of ready-made email for your trade
  • 3drafts from Write it for me, with writing help on
  • 500specific clients you can pick by name
  • 10,000emails a day once your business is 60 days old
03

Check it, then send or schedule

The Review step runs the checks before anything goes out. Only the owner can send or schedule; managers can write drafts.

  • Checks first.It shows whether the campaign fits your daily limit, and anything left in [square brackets] must be fixed before it sends.
  • Send now or later.Save a draft, schedule it for a time, or send it. Edit or delete until it starts sending.
2 more points
  • Nobody gets it twice.If NextUp Walk-in restarts part way through a send, it carries on by itself a few minutes later.
  • Bounces and spam reports.Addresses that bounce get no more, and a spam report puts the client on your unsubscribe list.
Example: the Review step.
Know before you send

The number comes first

You see who the email will reach, and who is left out, before anything goes. Never surprised, never over the line.

Who this email reaches
get this email · 286in other groups · 126left out · 41

Example: 453 clients ticked “Stay in the loop”. Anyone who unticked it later, at any location, is left out.

Emails a day, to keep you out of spam
Free trial
250 in any 24 hours
First 60 days
2,500 a day
After that
10,000 a day

The Review step tells you whether your campaign fits.

How it works

Set up in four steps.

  1. 1

    Pick a template

    Start from one for your trade, or a blank email.

  2. 2

    Choose the audience

    A group or specific clients, with the count shown.

  3. 3

    Review

    The checks run and a test email goes to your own inbox.

  4. 4

    Send or schedule

    Now, or lined up for the slow day you already know is coming.

Who it’s for

Made for the way you work.

  • Barbershop

    Email the regulars who have not been back in a while, aimed at the slow weekday.

  • Groomer

    A seasonal note to pet owners who agreed to hear from you, with a button to book.

  • Auto shop

    A friendly reminder to recent customers, written as your shop and signed off by name.

Questions

Questions

Who can I email?

Customers who ticked “Stay in the loop” themselves at check-in, minus your unsubscribe list. Records you imported on the Clients page are not included until they check in and tick it.

Can I send campaigns by text message?

Campaigns are sent by email only.

Is there a sending limit?

Yes, to keep your email out of the spam folder: up to 250 in any 24 hours during the free trial, 2,500 a day in a business’s first 60 days, then 10,000. The Review step shows whether a campaign fits.

Which plans have it?

Email campaigns are part of Pro and the Restaurant plan, and the 14-day free trial includes them.

Can I see the email before it goes out?

Yes. A live preview shows it on a computer or a phone, as a sample client, and Send me a test puts it in your own inbox.

Can I change a campaign after I schedule it?

Yes. Edit or delete it any time until it starts sending.

What happens when someone unsubscribes?

They go on your unsubscribe list and are never emailed again. Every email carries an unsubscribe link and your address.

Who can send a campaign?

Only the owner can send or schedule. Managers can write drafts.

Send your first campaign

Start the free trial, pick a template and see exactly who it will reach.