One product, not a CRM plus an email tool
The moment a CRM can't send, you buy a second product and spend the next year keeping two lists in sync.
Start freeContacts
Everyone you've dealt with, in one place
The record every other feature reads from. Shared with Tixoola ticketing and fundraising, so buyers and donors are already contacts rather than something you import.
Full details →Unlimited on every plan
No contact-count tier. Your list growing is not a billing event.
Search that finds people
Name, email, or phone — one field, results as you type, no query builder to learn first.
Shared with the rest of Tixoola
A ticket buyer or donor is already here. Nothing to sync, and no duplicate record to reconcile later.
Export whenever you want
Full CSV export at no cost and with no notice period.
Audiences & segments
A definition, not a stale export
A spreadsheet of email addresses is wrong the moment you save it. An audience is a rule that resolves against live data every time you use it.
Full details →Segments that ship with the platform
Ticket buyers, donors, and other common audiences are defined for you — pick one rather than building it.
Dynamic groups
A dynamic group re-resolves from its segment at send time, so nobody who qualified yesterday is missed today.
Static groups when you want a snapshot
Fill a group from an audience and it freezes — useful when a campaign must reach exactly the people you reviewed.
Member counts before you commit
See how many people an audience actually resolves to before it becomes a send.
Email & SMS campaigns
Compose, quote, send
The reason most teams end up with two products is that their CRM can't send. This one can, against the same records, with the same suppression rules.
Full details →The cost on screen before you send
Resolved recipient count, rate, and total — shown while you can still change the campaign, not on next month's invoice.
Suppression applied centrally
Unsubscribes and bounces suppress across every campaign and both channels automatically. You cannot accidentally re-mail someone who opted out.
SMS to connected phones
Text the same audiences from the same place, with a cost preview of its own.
Templates that report on themselves
See which templates are actually used, how often, and when they were last sent.
Deliverability reporting
What you sent, what it cost, what happened
Included rather than gated behind a marketing-suite upgrade, because a send you cannot account for is a send you cannot repeat.
Full details →Send activity by day
Volume and spend over time, so a spike has an explanation attached to it.
Redemption detail
Every billed send with its rate, line total, and reference — reconcilable against an invoice line by line.
Template usage
Which templates carry your volume, and which are dead weight nobody has sent in months.
Suppression counts
How many addresses and numbers are suppressed, so a shrinking audience has a visible cause.