Connect your Shopify store and Nexmail's white-glove team plans the calendar, designs the campaigns and writes the copy — using your real products, colors and voice. You approve and send.
Turnaround reflects typical white-glove campaigns. Integration list current at time of writing and expanding.
Almost every Shopify store has an ESP connected and a list worth sending to. Far fewer send consistently, because each campaign needs a design, an offer, copy, and someone with a free afternoon.
The result is familiar: heavy sending in November, near silence in February, and a list that slowly forgets who you are. Consistency, not cleverness, is what separates the brands earning real revenue from email.
A working calendar is a mix, not a stream of discounts. New arrivals and launches, seasonal and holiday promotions, back-in-stock and bestseller pushes, education and brand storytelling, loyalty and VIP moments, and win-back campaigns for customers who have gone quiet.
We plan that mix around your actual promotional calendar so campaigns are briefed weeks ahead rather than improvised on a Thursday.
Connecting your store is what makes a done-for-you service viable. We pull your product catalog, imagery, colors, fonts and voice directly, and we read your best-performing past emails to learn what your audience responds to.
That means campaigns arrive with the right products, priced correctly and linked to the right collection — not a template with placeholder blocks for you to fill in.
Most Shopify brands set up their welcome, abandoned-cart and post-purchase flows once and leave them running. That is the right call, and it is also why the flows are rarely the problem.
The gap is campaigns — the weekly sends that carry launches, promotions and seasonal moments, and that no automation will write for you. That is the work Nexmail takes on.
A campaign that looks like the template library gets read like the template library. On-brand design, real product photography and copy written for the offer are what make the difference between an email that gets deleted and one that gets clicked.
That is the whole argument for white glove over DIY: not that you cannot build the email, but that the version a design team ships performs differently.
Onboarding is a store connection and a short conversation about what you sell and when you promote it.
One-click Shopify sync. We pull products, imagery, brand colors, fonts and your top-performing past emails automatically. WooCommerce is supported too.
Your onboarding concierge maps launches, promotions and seasonal moments into a campaign calendar you approve before anything is designed.
On-brand design and copy for every send, checked on mobile, in dark mode and across Gmail, Apple Mail and Outlook.
Campaigns land production-ready in Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Omnisend, Brevo, Campaign Monitor or Constant Contact. Review, tweak anything, schedule.
Where each option genuinely wins, and what it costs you in time as well as money.
| Comparison | DIY in your ESP | Freelance designer | Retention agency | Nexmail white glove |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who builds the campaign | You or a coordinator | One contractor | An account team | Our design team, on your brand |
| Uses your live Shopify data | Manual product blocks | Whatever you send them | Usually, after setup | Synced automatically |
| Calendar planning | Yours to run | Not included | Included | Included, weeks ahead |
| Copywriting | Yours to write | Usually extra | Included | Included |
| Time per campaign, yours | 3–5 hours | 1–2 hours briefing | Review calls | Minutes to approve |
| Turnaround | When you have time | 3–7 days | Sprint cycles | 1–2 business days |
| Typical monthly cost | Internal time only | $150–$400 per email | $2,000–$8,000 / mo | From $375 / mo |
Freelance and agency figures are typical US market ranges shown for comparison, not quotes. Current Nexmail plans and inclusions are listed on our pricing section.
One click to sync your products and brand. Two finished, on-brand campaigns designed for your next promotion before you pay anything.