Email Marketing That Does the Heavy Lifting.

Yes. InstantCampaign covers the same ground you would expect from Mailchimp — contact lists, segments, signup forms, landing pages, campaign sending, automated journeys, and reporting — and adds AI campaign design, A/B tests that promote their own winner, and per-subscriber send-time optimization. You can import your existing contacts from Mailchimp directly, so moving over does not mean rebuilding your audience from scratch.

It drafts and designs, rather than just finishing your sentences. Give it a prompt or point it at your brand profile and it produces subject lines, body copy, and imagery already styled to your colors, fonts, and tone of voice. The AI Design Assistant lives inside the visual builder, so you can rewrite or restyle one section in place instead of regenerating the whole email.

You create the variants — different subject lines, different content, or both — and InstantCampaign sends them to a sample of your audience. After the test window closes it compares the variants on open rate or click rate and checks whether the difference is statistically meaningful. If one variant wins, the rest of your audience automatically receives it. If nothing wins clearly, InstantCampaign tells you that instead of inventing a winner.

Rather than everyone receiving your campaign at 9am in your timezone, each contact gets it at the hour they have historically been most likely to open email. Contacts without enough engagement history fall back to a sensible default hour in their own timezone. It is a per-subscriber schedule, built automatically for any campaign you switch it on for.

Yes, and it is worth doing. Add your sending domain in settings, publish the SPF and DKIM DNS records InstantCampaign generates for you, and your campaigns go out authenticated as your own domain rather than a shared sender. Domain authentication is one of the main signals inbox providers use when deciding whether your mail reaches the inbox or the spam folder.

There are four plans. Free costs nothing and needs no credit card: 250 contacts, one campaign per month, and enough AI credits to evaluate the product. Essential is $9 per month, or $7 billed annually, for 2,500 contacts and five campaigns a month. Pro is $29 per month, or $23 billed annually, for 10,000 contacts, 10 campaigns a month, AMP email, and up to five team members. Enterprise is priced on request.

Yes. Upload a CSV, connect Shopify to sync customers automatically, or bring an existing list across from Mailchimp. Custom fields import alongside the contacts, and unsubscribes and hard bounces are held in a suppression list, so anyone who has already opted out of your email stays opted out after the move.

Templates are built responsive, and they are checked against dark-mode rendering before they ship so pale text does not disappear against a dark background. You can preview any email at different device sizes, and in a dark-mode simulation, from inside the builder before you send it.

In the United Kingdom, on AWS in the eu-west-2 (London) region. Billing is handled by Paddle acting as merchant of record, which means Paddle collects and remits VAT or sales tax in your own country rather than leaving that to you.