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Beta

Test the email on a panel of your subscribers.

Rehearsal runs your draft past simulated versions of real contacts from the audience you picked. Each one reacts in its own words, and you get predicted open, click and unsubscribe rates before anything is sent.

Beta, on Pro and Business plans. Predictions are estimates, and they say so on screen.

Campaign builder

Rehearsal, 10 digital twins

Sample data

Opens

38%

range 24 to 52%

Clicks

6%

range 2 to 11%

Unsubscribes

0.8%

range 0 to 3%

Frequent buyer

click

"Clear offer, and the deadline feels real."

Hook: Ends Sunday

Browsed, never bought

skim

"The button sits below the fold."

Friction: Shop the sale

Suggested fix: shorten the subject line | Apply

10

twins in a Quick rehearsal

25

twins in a Thorough rehearsal

2

variants compared when A/B testing is on

72

hours after sending before a campaign is used as the reference

In the campaign builder

Pick a sample size and run it

The Rehearse with subscriber digital twins panel sits under your draft. It uses the subject, preheader, content and sender name you have set, and the lists or segments you are sending to.

Quick samples 10 contacts, Thorough samples 25

Change the subject or body and run it again to see the difference

Running the identical draft twice shows the saved result instead of a new one

Review and send

Beta

Rehearse with subscriber digital twins

Simulate how a focus group of your real subscribers would react to this email, before you send it.

Sample

Quick (10)

Selected

A/B test

Compare A/B

On

Run rehearsal

Twin reactions

Frequent buyer

click

"I know what I get and when it ends."

Hook: 20 percent off until Sunday

Browsed, never bought

skim

"Nice subject, but I stopped at the second image."

Friction: Our spring range is back

Lapsed contact

unsubscribe

"This is the third sale email this week."

Friction: Last chance, really

Reactions

Read what each twin did and why

Every twin picks an action: ignore, skim, read, click, reply or unsubscribe. It also quotes the line that pulled it in and the line that put it off, so you can point at the sentence to change.

Individual reactions can be shown or hidden

Hook line and friction line for each twin

One surprising reaction is called out when it stands out

Results

Rates, cohorts and A/B side by side

Open, click and unsubscribe predictions come with a range. If the sample has more than one type of subscriber, a cohort table shows how each group responded. With A/B on, you switch between Variant A and Variant B.

Rehearsal results

Variant A, 31% opens

Variant B, 38% opens

Predicted opens

31%

range 19 to 45%

Predicted clicks

5%

range 2 to 10%

Predicted unsubscribes

0.6%

range 0 to 3%

Cohort

Share

Opens

Clicks

Unsubs

Frequent buyers

40%

75%

50%

0%

Browsed, never bought

40%

50%

25%

0%

Lapsed contacts

20%

0%

0%

50%

Fixes

Apply the suggestion or ignore it

The summary opens with one headline, lists the top friction points and proposes fixes. Apply on a subject or preheader fix rewrites that field. A body fix gives you rewritten copy to use with the AI block rewrite.

Fixes are suggestions, nothing changes until you click Apply

Run the rehearsal again to see whether the change helped

Rehearsal summary

Twins liked the offer but several lost the button below the first image.

Suggested fixes

Shorten the subject line

Subject

Apply

Rewrite the preheader

Preheader

Apply

Move the button above the fold

Edit in the builder

Body

Top friction

3 of 10 twins

The second image pushes the button off the first screen.

How to use it

Three steps in the campaign builder

01

Finish a draft

Set the subject, preheader and content, and choose the lists or segments you are sending to.

02

Run the rehearsal

Choose Quick or Thorough, switch on Compare A/B if you have a test, and click Run rehearsal.

03

Fix, then send

Apply the fixes you agree with, run it again if you like, and schedule or send as normal.

How accurate is it

Where the numbers come from

This is a beta feature. The twins react to your draft and to your last settled campaign, and the result is scored against what that campaign really achieved.

Your last campaign

The same twins also react to your most recent campaign that has settled. Your draft's rates are that campaign's real results, moved up or down by how the twins reacted to the two emails.

Two steps, like a real inbox

Each twin first decides whether to open from the sender, subject, preheader and the time the email lands in its own time zone, then reads the email with buttons and images in place. Groups are weighted by their share of your audience.

A confidence rating

Every result says how far to trust it and why, for example when many subscribers are new with little history. Unusual subscribers are shown as edge cases and not counted in the rates.

Without an earlier campaign

It falls back to your audience history, your account average or an industry average, and marks the result as low confidence. Once rehearsed campaigns have been sent, predictions are also calibrated against their real results.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Are digital twins real people?

No. They are simulations based on contacts in the audience you chose. Nothing is sent to anyone during a rehearsal.

Which plan includes it?

Digital twins are available on the Pro and Business plans. It is a beta feature in the campaign builder.

How many twins can I use?

A Quick rehearsal uses 10 and a Thorough rehearsal uses 25.

Can I rehearse an A/B test?

Yes. When A/B testing is on for the campaign, tick Compare A/B and switch between the two results.

Rehearse your next send

Open the campaign builder, finish a draft and click Run rehearsal.

No credit card required. Free plan available.