Email integration

Connect Drip to Plandalf

Send every order and customer to Drip, and start your workflows the moment an invoice is paid.

We build the Drip step in 24 hours. No credit card required.

Stripe
Plandalf
Drip
  • checkout.completed
  • invoice.paid
  • invoice.voided

Overview

How Drip and Plandalf split the work

Plandalf sells and records the purchase. Drip gets the buyer and the context, and does the emailing.

Plandalf checkout
  • Checkout completedStudio Pro · $199.00
  • Buyeralex@studio.co
  • SequenceDrip step ran

Built for you in 24 hours

Drip runs as a step inside a Plandalf sequence. Tell us what should happen in Drip and we build the step for your account within 24 hours. From then on, when a checkout completes, an invoice is paid or a buyer takes an upsell, the Drip step can add subscriber, add tag or update subscriber fields, with the buyer's email and name, the products and the price paid already filled in.

Drip owns

  • Lists, tags and segments
  • Campaigns and newsletters
  • Deliverability and unsubscribes

Plandalf owns

  • The checkout and the payment
  • Who bought what, and for how much
  • The event that starts the email

Set it up

Connect Drip in three steps

We build the Drip step for your account in 24 hours. After that it works like every other app.

  1. 1

    Tell us what it should do

    Open the chat on this page. Name the event that starts it (checkout completed is the usual one) and what should happen in Drip.

  2. 2

    We build the Drip step

    Within 24 hours the Drip step is in Automations for your account. Connect your Drip account once, right there in the editor.

  3. 3

    Add it to a sequence

    Pick the trigger, add the Drip step and choose add subscriber, add tag, update subscriber fields. Run a test checkout to watch it fire, then switch it on.

  4. Also with Promos: drop the Plandalf countdown image into a Drip email; enrol Drip subscribers via a Workflow. Promos docs →
  5. Request the Drip step →
  6. Browse Drip connections →
Plandalf · Automations

Triggers and actions

Start with the sale. Build whatever comes after.

Any checkout event can start an automation with the whole order in hand. Stack the steps, wait between them, branch on what was bought.

Starts when
Then

Drip runs as a native step. See every integration

Course checkout receiptOn
1Checkout completedOrder #4821 · Maya Chen · $249.00Fired
2Add or update contactDripDone

Finds Maya in HubSpot, or creates her, and tags the purchase.

ContactUpdated just now
MC
Maya Chenmaya@studio.com
customerlaunch-workshop
Last purchaseToday, $249.00
+ Add a step

Integrations

Keep your site. Upgrade how it sells.

Plus a fully documented REST API and webhook layer for whatever’s not in the list.

Questions

Common questions about Drip and Plandalf

The short answers. The docs have the long ones.

Is there a Drip step in Plandalf?

We build it for your account within 24 hours of you asking. Tell us what starts it and what should happen in Drip; the step then sits in Automations like any other app: connect the account once, pick the action.

What does Plandalf do in Drip?

The Drip step can add subscriber, add tag, update subscriber fields. Each carries the buyer's email and name, the products, the price paid, the coupon and the offer they bought from.

Can I run a countdown in a Drip email?

Yes. Promos render a per-recipient countdown image; drop the URL into a Drip email and each subscriber sees a timer pegged to their own deadline.

Does Plandalf send email itself?

Plandalf sends receipts and transactional email. Newsletters, sequences and campaigns stay in Drip, triggered by what happens at checkout.

Can I disconnect Drip later?

Yes. Disconnecting revokes access; contacts already created in Drip stay there, and the sequence history stays in Plandalf.

The team

Built by a team obsessed with conversion.

AarogornBilbertBuildoFoundoLegoli

15+ years building SaaS businesses together. Every part of Plandalf comes from a real checkout problem we’ve had to solve ourselves.

No credit card required. Nothing to migrate.

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