Connect Mailchimp, HubSpot, Salesforce or your ad accounts so campaigns reach people on iMessage with an agent that handles every reply — and marketers can check performance by text.
SMS marketing has a structural problem: it is a broadcast channel pretending to be a conversation. The message goes out, some people reply, and nobody is on the other end. iMessage changes the surface — a real blue bubble with typing indicators and reactions — and an agent changes the substance, because every reply gets a genuine answer.
With your marketing tools connected, audiences come from segments you already maintain rather than a separate list that immediately goes stale, and what happens in the conversation flows back to the contact record. A campaign becomes a set of conversations instead of a send.
The same agent answers to your own side. Marketers text to ask how a campaign is performing, what spend looks like today and which segment is converting, without opening four dashboards.
Send to a channel people read, and have every reply answered rather than landing in an inbox nobody watches.
Ask how a campaign is doing and what spend looks like today, from live ad and CRM data, without opening dashboards.
Each client connects their own stack, so one agent runs conversations across the roster with everything scoped correctly.
Connect the company marketing stack and the agent works from your existing segments, writing engagement back to the contact record.
For agencies, each client connects their own stack so one agent runs conversations across many accounts without mixing their data.
The same agent, asked different things by different people on the team.
Every reply gets a real answer from an agent that knows the offer, rather than landing in an unmonitored inbox.
Audiences come from Mailchimp, HubSpot or Salesforce instead of a separate list that immediately goes stale.
Ask how a campaign is converting and what spend looks like today, without opening four dashboards.
The objections and questions from real conversations, summarised — far more useful than a click-through rate.
Interest, objections and opt-outs from the conversation are written back to the contact record for the sales team.
Each client connects their own marketing stack, so one agent serves the whole roster without mixing data.
Not for iMessage — it is not an SMS carrier channel, so A2P registration does not apply. Normal marketing consent rules still do.
The agent answers. That is the main difference from an SMS blast, where replies typically go nowhere.
Yes. The agent can summarise the themes coming back from a campaign, which is usually more useful than the open rate.
Mailchimp, HubSpot, Salesforce, SendFox, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads and X Ads.
Pick a model, write a prompt, connect the tools it needs, and go live in the blue bubble — no code required.