Conjur schedules each approved newsletter issue as Broadcasts in your own Resend account, one per language, at the newsletter's slot, and reads back who got it and what it sold.
Early access opens to a few teams at a time. We'll email you once, when there's room.
An issue drafted in each of your product's languages is reviewed together, and each language goes as its own Broadcast.
Send yourself a test and run the pre-send checks before approving.
Delivered, clicks, unsubscribes, bounces and complaints per language for 30 days, and orders and revenue within 7 days of the issue's links. Opens aren't shown: Apple Mail opens everything.
Issues go from your own address and Resend account, to your own audience.
Resend at a glance
| Sends | Resend Broadcasts, one per language |
|---|---|
| Read back daily, 30 days | Delivered, clicks, unsubscribes, bounces, complaints |
| Revenue | Orders and revenue within 7 days, from your product |
Conjur finds what to make from your own search and product data, drafts it, publishes it on eleven platforms, your newsletter and your site once your team approves (or Autopilot, where you turn it on), and measures what it did.
No. Each issue is scheduled in your own Resend account, from your own sender, once someone approves it.
Apple Mail opens every message on its own, so open rates mislead. Conjur shows clicks, unsubscribes and revenue instead.
Starter and the plans above it. Paid plans are priced at launch.
It runs Pixelabra's own products today, and opens to a few teams at a time. Join the waitlist, and tell us what you'd hand over first.
Approved articles as pull requests into your site's repository.
Sign-ups and purchases credited to the post that brought them.
Revenue, new subscriptions and MRR on the brand's overview.
Conjur drafts, publishes and measures your marketing on every platform. Your team approves what goes out, until Conjur has earned a decision and you hand it over.
Early access opens to a few teams at a time. We'll email you once, when there's room.