What Mailprompt does, and how it does it
Each page below explains one part of the product in detail: what it changes, where the human decision sits and what the limits are. They are written for store owners, not for a feature checklist.
flowsBuild email flows by describing them in chatDescribe the welcome, abandoned checkout or win-back flow you want. Mailprompt drafts the steps, triggers and copy for you to review and approve.approvalsA human approves every marketing sendMailprompt drafts flows and campaigns, then waits. A person reviews the audience, the copy and the schedule before any marketing email can send.deliverabilitySet up a sending domain without DNS guessworkAdd a domain, publish the DNS records Mailprompt gives you, and authenticate SPF, DKIM and DMARC before the first marketing send leaves the account.analyticsMeasure revenue per email, not just opensWhich emails and flows produced orders? Mailprompt reports revenue on a click-based, five-day last-click model and does not credit opens.
How the pieces fit together
The Studio turns a description into a draft. Approval is the gate between a draft and a send. Domains and deliverability decide whether the message arrives. Results connect clicks to orders so a flow can be judged on revenue rather than opens.
Mailprompt bills by emails sent rather than by stored contacts. The pricing page lists the allowances, and the comparisons explain how that differs from per-contact platforms.