The three things bolted onto every CRM as separate subscriptions, built in — sharing your contacts, your timeline, and one opt-out ledger. Including the booking link, so you can drop the Calendly bill.
A thread keeps the number it started on, so your prospect sees one consistent local number instead of a new stranger every message.
STOP, UNSUBSCRIBE, CANCEL, END, or QUIT suppresses that person across the dialer, drips, and flows at once. It reaches past the single row too — every record carrying that number as its main or mobile number goes quiet.
Send images as true MMS. PDFs go as a short link on purpose — carrier PDF delivery is unreliable enough that a link is the more dependable choice.
Reusable templates that render the contact's details as they send, with usage tracked so you can see which ones your team reaches for.
Two different jobs. A one-to-one follow-up should come from your actual mailbox. A thousand-recipient announcement goes out through the platform's bulk sender.
Connect your Gmail, Outlook, or any IMAP account and personal email sends and receives inside SellifyGPT, logged to the contact's timeline. Credentials are encrypted at rest.
Connection is by app password today, not one-click OAuth.
Bulk email for announcements and campaigns, sent at a deliberately steady rate rather than all at once, so you stay on the right side of the spam filters.
Open and click tracking included, with delivery and bounce events fed back onto the contact's record.
Logo variants, your palette, and fonts with Outlook-safe fallbacks, applied across your templates. The CAN-SPAM footer and mailing address are handled as part of the brand rather than pasted into every send.
Compose visually, save to a personal or shared library, and start from the built-in templates rather than a blank page.
Built in, sharing your contacts and your timeline — a booked meeting is already on the record it belongs to.
A fifteen-minute intro and a sixty-minute consult can have their own link, duration, buffers, and intake questions. Set how much notice you need and how far out people can book.
Google, Outlook, and Apple. Meetings you book appear on your calendar, and what's already on your calendar blocks your availability — so nobody books over your lunch.
An SMS reminder a day before and another an hour before, guarded against double-sending.
The link in the confirmation is the authentication. Prospects move the meeting themselves instead of emailing you to ask.
Run booking on a domain you own, verified by DNS with SSL set up for you — so the page you send a prospect carries your name, not ours.
Messages are held outside the local window for where that contact actually is, worked out from their state or area code — not from where your office is. Booking confirmations and reminders are transactional and can go anytime.
The booking page carries a TCPA consent checkbox that's required to book, and the answer is stored against that appointment as a record of what they agreed to and when.
Local numbers are registered for A2P messaging when they're provisioned. Toll-free numbers are available too, and are often the better choice for volume.
That's the intent. Multiple meeting types with their own links and durations, availability rules, two-way sync with Google, Outlook, and Apple, SMS reminders at 24 hours and 1 hour, self-serve cancel and reschedule, and your own domain on the booking page. The gap worth knowing: booking pages are per-person, so there's no team or round-robin page yet.
They're suppressed immediately across the dialer, drips, and flows at once — not just the campaign that received it. It reaches beyond the single row too: every contact record carrying that number as its main or mobile number goes quiet. A rep can also unsubscribe someone by hand from the inbox with the same effect.
Local numbers are provisioned already registered for A2P messaging, so there's no separate brand registration for you to complete. If you're sending real volume, toll-free is often the better route, and the platform can prefer a toll-free number for bulk sends.
Not yet — mailbox connection uses an app password rather than OAuth today, which means a few extra minutes of setup on your side. Provider settings are detected automatically once you enter the address. OAuth is the obvious improvement and isn't in yet.
Opens are tracked on everything. Clicks are tracked on the email the platform sends for you — a one-to-one email sent from your own connected mailbox goes out with your links untouched, exactly as you typed them.
Start free today — bring your contacts, fire up the dialer, and let the AI coach do the rest.