Launched this week
Brew is the fastest way to design and send beautiful, on-brand emails and automations that render perfectly in every inbox. Describe a campaign or a multi-step automation in plain English, and Brew builds the whole thing in seconds: copy, design, audience, and logic. Works with any AI agent: paste our docs into OpenClaw, Viktor, Claude, or Lovable. No lock-in: send from Brew or export to your ESP. Free to get started.
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Congrats team! Pretty nice idea, I have to admit :) Not doing manual job, when setting up a campaign is big deal. Does this tool rather work as cold mailing / outbound tool (like instantly, smartlead) or more as s newsletter tool (mailchimp etc.)
Thank you so much @davitausberlin, appreciate your support! ❤️🔥
Straight answer: we only serve warm brew, not cold brew ☕
Brew is built for the newsletter and lifecycle side, much more the Mailchimp world than Instantly or Smartlead. So welcome flows, newsletters, announcements, re-engagement, all the email going to people who already know you. Cold outbound is a different game and not what we do. Where we shine is the design and the last mile: describe the campaign, get the whole thing on-brand, and have it render right everywhere.
Congrats on launching. I have a question regarding the pricing. How are the credits consumed? Like, is it a fixed number of credits per generation or based on how complex the design is?
How does it calculate credits?
Brew
@zerotox Hey Kumar! Great question. Credits are a direct reflection of the tokens used across email generation, image generation, and all other LLM tasks in the app. This means the more complex or involved your ask is in terms of input/output tokens the more credits it will consume. With that said, we do a lot of intelligent tool calling and caching under the hood to make sure you get the most bang for your buck!
The idea is really cool, i like the UI design as well
But here's some feedback from a first time user
- the onboarding UI seems cool but idk after i wrote my website in the field it asked to click enter and for some reason it was not detecting enter from keyboard and i needed to manually click the smallest enter button, lol
- i felt like it started bombing a lot of features at me at starting and i only wanted to explore the email design part for now and it created some kind of friction for me
- i gave it a detailed prompt on what i want and the results were below in the image, assuming it was caused due to some kind of outage due to sudden user spike i was left on with 0 results
Happy to try it later after sometime once this is fixed
@grover___dev Hey Grover! Apologies for the subpar experience here, this is definitely not intended. Thanks for surfacing this with us and the detailed feedback as well :) We're fixing this now!
Hey@grover___dev
Really appreciate this, this is the kind of feedback that actually makes the product better.
The zero results on your prompt was on us, not you, likely the spike you guessed at, and it should be sorted now. Mind trying again and telling me if it works? And if you are open to it, would you jump on a quick call with us founders?
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/appointments/schedules/AcZssZ1iYoRUG1J792XQpbuQLjSRRDupr7MwraFK-HQRCtTYdBmrQi8nZu2qXfzKQigb8gbKJK3KN3-R
Your first-time perspective is exactly what we want to hear, and we will drop a bunch of free credits in your account as a thanks. ❤️🔥
Brew
@grover___dev Hey Grover! This has been fixed now. The issue was that we were capping the limit for messages at 2000 characters and your prompt was over it. We've now increased the character limit so detailed prompts like the one you sent should work perfectly. Thanks for bringing this up and helping Brew get better!
For anyone reading along - this is why I love working with my co-founder @thomas_park2. He's so customer-obsessed and his velocity is unmatched. Go give this man a follow: https://x.com/thomaspark_gg
Hey! Amazing product.
Are there any trials available? I was looking to export the first campaign that Brew designed to me in order to evaluate the quality of the HTML.
Let me know, thanks.
Brew
@thipatriota Hey Thiago! No trial needed! You can sign up for free today and start generating emails in Brew. You can also send test emails from Brew to see how they render in your inbox. Thanks for the question!
@thomas_park2 I appreciate it Thomas!
You mention that open rate improves by 48%. But how does that work? Open rate depends on the subject line — a person will not see even the best design in the world until they open the email.
And how do you track open rate? For more than a year now, open rate tracking (via pixel) has been disabled by everyone who does this professionally because it is considered a very negative factor for Gmail.
Overall, the service seems quite useful, but the questions above are still unanswered :)
Hey@natalia_iankovych - totally fair questions, and you clearly know this space. 💪
You're right on both counts:
On attribution: you are right that opens come down to subject line and sender reputation, not design. That is actually something we have worked on directly. We have spent time with some of the best email marketers in the world to understand what genuinely drives opens, subject lines especially, and built that thinking into the product. The catch is that it is highly dependent on your brand and the specific audience you are sending to, which is exactly what Brew takes into account rather than applying a one-size-fits-all formula.
On tracking: also fair. Pixel-based open tracking has been unreliable since Apple Mail Privacy Protection started pre-loading images, so we treat absolute open rate as a soft signal rather than a source of truth. Where it does stay useful is relative comparison: when you send to the same audience with the same tracking method, the noise is roughly constant on both sides, so the difference between a control and a redesigned send still tells you something real. Beyond that we lean on clicks, conversions, and replies, which are harder to game and not inflated by privacy proxies.
Appreciate you pushing on this. For full transparency, these numbers are from one of our customers, LiveFlow, rather than an aggregate across all users, so treat it as one real example rather than a guaranteed result.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment. ❤️🔥
Came in hoping this was a cold outbound play, saw "warm brew, not cold brew" and laughed. Fair. Quick Q though - any plans to add re-engagement flows triggered off CRM activity? That's the gap between SDR tools and lifecycle for me.
@nastassia_baravik1 glad you liked our little pun 😂
Yes absolutely, that's a core use case that we support today! You can integrate with your CRM of choice, and then trigger re-engagement flows (automations) based on any customer activity in your CRM!
Happy to show you live. Any time that works for you here?
How complex can the automations get? Wondering if it handles conditional branches based on whether someone opened or clicked.
Brew
@rajmishra10 Hey Raj! Automations can get pretty complex in Brew. We want to abstract away as much of the manual process by enabling you to simply ask for the type of automation you want and the agent will create the flow. Currently the automations are triggered via an API call to Brew or a webhook event from a third party service like Clerk or Supabase. We have click / open logic gates on the roadmap but will support it very soon!