Send a campaign or a triggered email — built once, personal for everyone.
- Broadcasts or triggered sends.Send a broadcast to your whole list or a segment, or send it from a sequence when someone does something. The same email works either way.
- Build it your way.Fill in a structured template, or write it in MJML or HTML. MJML handles the table layouts for you, so you're not fighting them.
- Reuse what you build.Save blocks once and drop them into any email — swapped per recipient by a rule, or rotated at random.
- Keep an email library.Save finished emails with their version history, and use them in any broadcast or sequence.
- Go past the first name.Merge fields, show-or-hide blocks, and fallbacks, in the subject line and the body.
- Send now, later, or spread out.Send it now, schedule it, or spread it evenly across days — and skip the dates you don't want to send.
- Check it before it ships.Send yourself a proof or a seed batch of up to 150 addresses, check every link, and preview exactly who's in the audience.
- Test the things that matter.Subject line, content, from-name — even which sending service does the sending.
- Up to six versions in one broadcast.Split the audience however you like, and every result stays with the same send.
- Know it's real, not luck.Significance testing tells you when a result actually means something.
- Compared on people, not scanners.Results are compared with machine activity filtered out, so bots don't pick the winner.
- Send through the services you choose.Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, Resend, Mailjet — all behind one interface.
- Send from any address, on your domains.Use several senders, and choose which domain and sending service each type of email goes out through, with a fallback if one fails.
- No markup on sending.You pay your sending service directly at its rate. RadarSend does not add a per-send charge.
- Keep the reputation you build.Bring your own sending accounts and domains, and leave with them if you ever go.
- Track on your own domain.Opens, clicks, and links run on your subdomain — not a shared vendor domain that drags your reputation down.
- Know each domain is set up.RadarSend checks the email setup for each domain and tells you when something needs attention.
- Warm up new domains.Turn warming on and RadarSend paces a new domain's daily volume, raising it as the domain earns trust.
- Spread the risk.Split one broadcast across several sending services by weight, so no one account carries it all.
- See what Gmail sees.Connect Google Postmaster Tools for each domain's Gmail spam rate, SPF, DKIM and DMARC pass rates, delivery errors, and Google's sender-requirements checklist.
- Catch problems early.Get an alert when bounces, complaints, or your Gmail spam rate start to climb.
- Test inbox placement.Add the seed addresses from your inbox-placement tool to every broadcast, with a built-in Warmy connection.
- Unsubscribe in one click.One-click unsubscribe works in inboxes that support it.
- Let people stay, just differently.A hosted, branded preference center so they can pick topics instead of leaving.
- Keep opt-outs out of your sends.A global suppression list is checked on every send, whatever a contact's status.
- Handle bounces automatically.Hard and soft bounces sorted by rules you can adjust, so dead addresses stop getting mail.
- Erase a contact on request.Anonymize someone's data when they ask to be forgotten.
- Tracking that waits for consent.Website tracking can hold off until a visitor agrees to it.
- A submission is a contact.Submitting creates the record, subscribes it to the email types you name, and adds it to a list — no import step.
- Ask for consent where it is required.A consent checkbox in your own wording, shown to everyone or only to visitors in the EU, UK and Switzerland.
- Confirm the address first.Double opt-in holds the submission until the link is clicked, then a sequence you name takes over.
- Paste it into your own markup.Plain HTML that inherits your CSS, or post to the endpoint directly. Signups carry the pages the visitor already read.
- Watch the funnel, not just the total.Views, submissions and confirmations — with honeypot catches, rate limits and repeats kept out of the count.
- Import without the mess.From CSV or the API, with dedupe, a preview before anything changes, and an undo if an import goes wrong.
- Track whatever you need.Add the custom fields you need, each with a proper type.
- Lists by hand, or segments that update themselves.Build a static list, or a live audience that keeps itself current.
- A segment builder that can actually keep up.Filter on behavior, web visits, scores, and subscriptions, with nested and/or/not.
- One person, not two.The same contact across email and your site, and a merge for the duplicates that slip in.
- Pipeline stages.Move contacts from prospect to customer and beyond, with the history of every change.
- Export anytime.Export your contacts to CSV whenever you like.
- Build the sequence visually.Multi-step sequences that branch on what people actually did.
- Start people on what matters.A click, a page visit, a score, joining or leaving a segment or list, a form, a date, a field that changes, or a call to the API.
- Do more than send.From any step: change a stage, set a field, add to a segment, start another sequence, or send a webhook.
- React to real events.Purchases, signups, renewals, and your own custom events drive the flow.
- Stop at the goal.Take people out of a sequence when they reach its goal, like a purchase.
- Avoid over-mailing.Frequency limits and cooldowns are built in.
- Test it, then review it.Preview how a contact would move through a sequence before it goes live, and hold sends for approval when you want a second look.
- Bots filtered on every event.More than 20 signals identify scanners, proxies, and headless browsers, so their activity doesn't count as engagement.
- Open and click rates you can believe.The machines taken out of the numbers.
- A lead score you can explain.Separate prospect and customer tracks, with every point traceable to something the person did.
- See who's warming and who's cooling.From actively engaged to dormant, with a trend beside it.
- The whole story per contact.Every open, click, and visit, in order.
- Know your visitors by name.See which of your site traffic is your contacts.
- Funnels with names attached.Build funnels from page views and events, and see who dropped off.
- See how far they read.Scroll depth on every page, plus the events you send from your site.
- Watch it live.Who's on your site right now.
- The basics, done well.Traffic, top pages, and referrers.
- The history fills itself in.When someone identifies, their earlier anonymous visits attach to them.
- Know where they came from.First- and last-touch attribution — source, medium, campaign — per contact.
- See which companies are interested.Activity grouped by your contacts' company domains.
- First-party, on your domain.No third-party cookies.
- The campaign basics.Sent, delivered, opened, clicked, bounced, complained, unsubscribed.
- Real next to apparent.Human engagement shown alongside the inflated number, on every report.
- Know which test really won.Variant results with the significance to back them.
- Understand your bounces.Broken down by reason and domain, exportable to CSV.
- Links, devices, and timing.Clicks on each link, devices and locations, and the hours people open.
- Turn a report into an audience.One click makes a segment of who opened, clicked, or didn't open, ready for the next broadcast.
- See where you land.How you're doing at Gmail vs. Outlook vs. everyone else.
- A real REST API.Manage contacts, broadcasts, sequences, events, and suppression in code, with an OpenAPI spec.
- Keys you can scope.Fine-grained read/write permissions per resource.
- Webhooks to anywhere.Send a webhook from any sequence step to Slack, your CRM, Zapier, or any endpoint. Webhooks are signed, and failed deliveries retry.
- Push your own events.Send purchases, renewals, and your own events from your server or your site.
- Work from your AI assistant.Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any assistant that supports MCP, and it can draft emails in your templates inside RadarSend.
- WordPress and WooCommerce.Install the plugin to add site tracking, sync contacts, and record purchases and renewals on the right contact.
- Safe retries.Idempotency keys, so automated sends don't double up.
- Your sending keys, encrypted.Stored with AES-256 encryption, and you can rotate them when you need to.
- Your account, fenced off.Row-level security isolates your data at the database.
- Two-factor sign-in.Protect each login with an authenticator app and recovery codes.
- Invite your team.Add teammates as admins or members, on any plan.
- Signed links and webhooks.Signed links and webhooks help prevent tampering.
- First-party and yours.Tracking runs on your own domain, there are no third-party cookies, and your data is never resold.
What we don't do, on purpose.
RadarSend is email only, and it isn't a CRM. That keeps every plan focused on email and what people do after they read it, and you don't pay for channels you don't use.
SMSNo text messages or short codes to buy.WhatsAppNo chat channels or message templates to manage.Social postingNo scheduling posts or social feeds.A full CRMStages and scores for marketing, but no deals or sales tasks. Webhooks send what happens to the CRM you already use.
Every plan includes all of it.
Nothing's locked behind a sales call. The only thing that changes as you grow is how many contacts you keep. Pick a plan, or take the tour first.