Inbox Placement Testing
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Robb LeCount, VP of Operations, The Rich Dad Company
CustomersAI performs much better than our old tools. We struggled at first with 14-15% email open rates and it took a lot of effort to get to 32%. With CustomersAI we’re seeing 65-85% open rates.
Do you need an email deliverability audit?
Advanced Email Analytics
Sophisticated Spam Filters
Unbiased Email Testing
Get your email deliverability score in 3 steps!
Step 1
Connect your sender to CustomersAI
Connect your email sender. We integrate directly with Gmail, Microsoft, SendGrid, Mailchimp, Sendlane, Klaviyo, and more.
Step 2
Start your email deliverability test
We run your email through our audience list to understand where your emails will land: Inbox, Promotions or Spam.
Step 3
Get your email deliverability score
Our inbox placement test gives you real-time data. See how many emails hit the Primary inbox and understand where you can improve.
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