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Kivio
Interactive Klaviyo emails: reviews, quizzes, subscriptions
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Interactive Klaviyo emails: reviews, quizzes, subscriptions
5 followers
Kivio makes Klaviyo emails interactive for Shopify brands. Customers leave a review, answer a quiz, or delay, swap and add to their next Recharge subscription order without leaving the inbox. Shopping works too: one tap takes their picks to a ready-to-pay Shopify checkout. Live in Gmail and Yahoo, with a hosted version for every other inbox. Build in a drag-and-drop editor, export to Klaviyo in one click, and see every tap per widget. One flat price per store, never a cut of your sales.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Safeer, the solo founder of Kivio.
Email is still where most Shopify brands make their money, yet every email works the same way: read, click, land on a site, drop off. Kivio puts the action inside the email. A customer can add the pour-over set that goes with the coffee they just bought, rate their order, or take a product quiz right in Gmail, and one tap opens your Shopify checkout with the cart and their email already filled in.
How it works:
• Build: drag 23+ widgets (shoppable products, upsells, reviews, quizzes, NPS, flash-sale timers) into a template
• Sync: export to Klaviyo in one click. Kivio generates the interactive version for Gmail and Yahoo plus a hosted fallback for every other inbox
• Measure: taps, votes and orders per widget, matched to Shopify revenue
Pricing is a flat monthly price per store, set by how many profiles are in its Klaviyo account: from $89 up to 5,000 profiles to $699+ above 50,000. Never a percentage of your sales and no charge per email. Spots are limited, and setup help is included on every plan: I turn on interactive email in your Klaviyo account, handle the Google and Yahoo sender registration, and build your first interactive email with you. Email marketers and agencies are welcome to reach out about a partnership at hello@kivio.io.
I'd love your feedback, especially if you've tried interactive email before: what stopped you from sticking with it?