Email marketing that starts with a sentence
Mailprompt is built for online stores that know what they want to say and do not want to spend a week wiring a flow. You describe the email or the journey, the product builds a draft, and a person decides whether it is good enough to send.
Why it exists
Email tools grew into dashboards. A store owner is asked to design a template, build a segment, choose a trigger, set a wait and remember the difference between a flow and a campaign before the first message goes out. The work is real, but most of it is configuration rather than judgement.
Mailprompt moves the configuration into a conversation. The product keeps the structure consistent, checks the draft against the catalog and the rules, and puts the one decision that needs a person at the end: approve this exact version, or send it back.
The product is aimed at Shopify and Medusa stores first, and at agencies that run several stores. The feature pages describe each surface, and the comparisons explain how the billing model differs from per-contact tools.
What the product optimises for
A human holds the last step
The assistant drafts, checks and explains. A person with the owner or admin role approves each marketing send, and the approval records the exact version. A model that can approve its own work has no review step.
Bill the sending, not the list
Contacts should not cost more just because they exist. Plans are sized by emails sent per month, so a list can grow without the bill jumping before the store sends to it.
Show the number that matters
Opens are easy to inflate and hard to act on. Mailprompt reports clicks and the orders attributed to them, next to what the plan costs, so a flow can be judged on revenue.
No invented proof
There are no made-up testimonials, logos, customer counts or statistics on this site. Claims about another product link to that product’s documentation and carry the date checked.
Your data stays yours
Contacts, events and templates can be exported. The privacy notice says what is kept, the DPA says how subscriber data is processed, and the sub-processor list names the providers.
Plain language over jargon
The guides and the glossary explain deliverability and automation in the words a store owner uses. When a term is unavoidable, it is defined and linked rather than assumed.
Who runs it
Mailprompt is operated by [OPERATOR LEGAL NAME] at [OPERATOR POSTAL ADDRESS], company number [OPERATOR COMPANY NUMBER]. Those details are placeholders until the legal entity is confirmed; they are shown rather than replaced with an invented company.
Questions, corrections and accessibility reports can go through the contact page. Corrections to a guide or a comparison are especially welcome: the pages cite their sources so a claim can be checked and fixed.