Weekly metrics, welcome emails, trials, win-backs and live support.
Every Monday morning, last week's sign-ups, active users, revenue and top items land in your inbox, with a copy kept so you can look back at the trend.
A short series of emails that starts the moment someone signs up: a welcome, then the next useful step on day 1, a key feature on day 3, and an invite to share on day 7.
People join a waitlist on your landing page; you let them in a batch at a time, each invite arriving with the right role already set, and a welcome on the way in.
New users get your paid features free for a set number of days, a reminder before it ends, and then the free plan. Never a surprise charge.
When someone on the free plan reaches its limit (projects, uploads, messages), they see what the next plan gives them, with an upgrade button right there, and get one email about it, not ten.
When someone cancels or their plan ends, ask why with one tap and give them a reason to stay. One gentle follow-up later, then nothing. Your app already sends the renewal and payment emails; this picks up where those stop.
When someone starts paying for a plan or an order and doesn't finish, they get a friendly reminder a few hours later and one softer note the next day, with a button that takes them straight back.
Visitors and users chat with you from a small bubble in your app, and you answer from a staff inbox that updates the moment a message arrives. If you're away, they leave an email and get the answer there.
Each morning, everyone who asked for it gets a short email about what's new for them since yesterday: replies, new listings nearby, prices that dropped. Great for marketplaces, communities and content apps.
On the 1st of every month, a draft update for your investors and advisors lands in your inbox with the numbers already filled in. You add a few lines and send it to your list in one tap.
Get a private address that another service (a form tool, a delivery app, a calendar) sends its updates to. DontCode checks each one is genuine and saves it, and your app acts on it: a new row, an email, a status change.
Every new sign-up or sale shows up as a message in your team's Slack or Discord channel the moment it happens, so wins are seen and odd ones are caught early.