Compose once.
Arrive four ways.
Email, SMS, AI voice, and social outreach live on the same campaign in Growth7. Build the message once, preview each channel exactly as the recipient will get it, then launch — all on your own sending domain, set up from settings without an engineer.
Two Ways to Work
Click Through It Yourself
Build a campaign by hand — write the email, text, and voice script, flip each channel on, preview it, and hit launch yourself.
Just Ask the AI
Or tell the AI to 'launch the Q3 push to my dental list on all four channels' and it drafts, wires, and queues the whole thing for review.
Switch on the channels, then execute
Email, text, voice, and social outreach are toggles on one campaign. Each carries its own message and its own preview, so you can see the whole push before a single send goes out.
When it looks right, one button puts the whole thing in motion.
Your patients are searching. Are you showing up?
Hi Dr. Reyes — quick question about new patient flow. Worth 10 min?
"Hi, this is Ava calling from Growth7 about new patient bookings…"
Saw your post on patient wait times — sent Dr. Reyes a quick DM.
Write it once, arrive four ways. One button sends the whole thing.
Four ways to reach the same person, configured together
Each channel is a switch on the campaign. Pick one to see exactly what the recipient gets.
Templated email, sent on your own reputation
Reusable HTML templates with per-campaign subject and body, delivered through your own Resend or SendGrid account.
- Your sending domain and reputation, added and verified from settings
- Rendered preview before anything goes out
- Replies matched back to the send that earned them
- Reusable brand templates
Your patients are searching. Are you showing up?
247 recipients · full preview before send
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Presentation mode renders the campaign the way its recipients will meet it — the email in an inbox, the text on a phone, the script the voice agent reads.
Turn the screen around, get the approval, launch. No mockups, no guessing what the client is actually agreeing to.
One send, or a cadence that stops when they answer
A campaign doesn't have to be a single message. Build it as ordered steps with a wait between them, and each person moves through the cadence on their own clock — the gap is measured from the message they actually received, not from the day the campaign launched.
Anyone who replies drops out. The follow-up that would have gone next simply doesn't, so nobody is chased for an answer they have already given.
Opens measure attention. Replies measure interest.
For cold outreach, a reply is the conversion. Growth7 counts them beside opens and clicks on the campaign, and keeps the messages themselves right underneath the figure.
Matched to the Exact Send
Every email goes out with a reply address of its own, on a subdomain of your own domain rather than one of ours. An answer arrives at an address that says which send it answers — no mailbox credentials handed over, no matching on subject lines.
Forwarded Straight On
The reply carries on to your real mailbox as it arrives. Nobody loses a conversation or has to work somewhere new — you simply gain a record of the ones your campaigns produced.
Autoresponders Told Apart
Out-of-office notices and bounces are separated from real answers, so a holiday reply never counts as interest — and never stops a follow-up that should still go out.
Answer Replies In-App
Real answers gather in a reply inbox beside Campaigns, threaded by person. Answer from there and it lands in the same conversation in their mail client — and their next reply comes back here too.
Your own sending domain, set up from settings
Sending on your own domain used to mean an account with a mail provider and a key somebody had to look after. Now an administrator adds the domain in Growth7 and works through the records on screen — including the reply address, which sits on a subdomain of your domain rather than one of ours, so answers come back to a name your recipients recognise.
Add the Domain Yourself
An administrator types the domain they want to send from and Growth7 creates it under its own sending account. Nobody signs up for a mail provider, nobody is handed an API key, and nobody waits on us to do it.
The Records, Checked Live
Growth7 shows the exact DNS records to add and checks each one against what your nameservers are actually serving — a record that is missing and a record with the wrong value are told apart, so you go and fix the right thing.
It Re-Checks on Its Own
DNS takes as long as it takes. Growth7 looks again every hour and a record turns green by itself once it propagates — and nothing switches over to the new domain until the whole of it verifies.
A new sending domain earns its volume
A domain with no history that suddenly emits thousands of cold emails is the pattern spam filters exist to catch. So the moment a domain you added verifies, the ramp starts on its own — Growth7 builds a new one up rather than trusting it on day one.
The Allowance Rises With Age
A new domain starts with a small daily allowance and moves up the schedule as it ages, until it has enough history behind it to carry full volume. A campaign's daily cap becomes the smaller of what you asked for and what the domain has earned.
No Artificial Warm-Up Pool
It does not send invented mail between mailboxes to manufacture engagement. That version fabricates a reputation; this one ramps real volume to real recipients, which is slower and is the only version that survives being looked at.
You Are Told Why
Whoever schedules the send sees the limit that applied, the reason it applied, and when it lifts — rather than working out later why fewer messages went out than the list holds.
Multi-Domain Sending
Add more than one sending domain and Growth7 rotates between them per message, weighted by what each has left of its warm-up allowance. The reply address follows the domain each message went from.
Inbox Placement Test
Send the real rendered email to Growth7's own seed mailboxes at Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and iCloud, and see whether each one filed it in the inbox, in spam, or not at all. No contact is touched.
Scanner Clicks Filtered Out
Corporate mail security opens every message and clicks every link before a person sees it. Growth7 separates those scanner hits from human ones, so the open and click rates you read are about people.
Built for the way campaigns actually get approved
One Campaign, Every Channel
Email, SMS, voice, and social are toggles on the same campaign rather than four separate builds. Turn on what fits the audience and leave the rest off.
Presentation Mode
A client-ready view showing exactly what lands in the inbox, what arrives on the phone, and what the voice agent says — ideal for sign-off before launch.
Templates That Stay Consistent
Growth7 sets up your brand's email templates for you, and every campaign pulls from them instead of rebuilding layout each time.
A Clear Campaign Lifecycle
Campaigns move through draft, active, paused, and completed, so anyone opening the platform can see what is live right now.
Your Sending Infrastructure
Connect your own provider credentials, or add a sending domain from settings and let Growth7 stand it up for you. Either way the domain, the phone numbers, and the reputation remain yours.
Audience-Aware Targeting
Point a campaign at cold prospects or at your intentional audience, and keep the messaging appropriate to how well they know you.
Test Sends
Send any campaign to your own inbox or phone first. A test fires each channel the campaign has on, changes nothing about it, and counts toward nothing.
Automation Rules
When a lead replies, clicks, books, unsubscribes, or crosses a score, enrol them in a campaign, move them to a segment, tag them, tell your team, or update the CRM. A new rule starts from now; it never replays history.
The follow-up that actually gets answered
Most deals aren't lost on the first touch — they're lost in the silence after it. A campaign that reaches the inbox, the phone, the feed, and a real conversation gives every prospect a way to respond on the channel they prefer.
The follow-up is where deals are won or lost
A single email is easy to miss and easy to ignore. A campaign that reaches the inbox, then the phone, then their social feed, then a real conversation gives every prospect a way to respond on the channel they prefer — without your team running four tools to make it happen.
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Cobalt Finch
Email · 1,334 sent · 8,128 queued
Email · 3h ago
Email · 570 sent
Send status
Paced at 3,000 a day
Watch a send from anywhere
A campaign's progress is on the phone too — what has gone out, what is queued, and how it is paced. If something looks wrong mid-send, you can stop the rest without finding a laptop.
See a campaign built
against your own market
We'll load a real segment from your industry and walk through email, SMS, voice, and social end to end.