Echo is built for GTM engineers who already run Clay tables and sequencers. You bring a list of prospects and describe the page you want. Echo builds one personal space per prospect, gives you a link for each, and tracks how every page is read: time per section, clicks, return visits and forwards.
Echo never sends emails. Your sequencer sends the link. Echo shows you what happened after the click.
How Echo works in four steps
- Bring your leads. Import a CSV, or a list from Lemlist, Instantly, Smartlead, Sendkit, Attio or Clay. Every import becomes a named lead group.
- Design once. Describe your page to the AI design assistant. It builds one design with slots for each prospect's data and AI-written parts.
- Launch a campaign. Pick a design and a lead group. Echo writes the personal parts on your own AI key and gives every prospect a link.
- Send and read the room. Put the link in your sequence with Send links or the CSV. Then watch the signals come in.
Start here
| If you want to | Read |
|---|---|
| Launch your first campaign in about 15 minutes | Quickstart |
| Understand the words Echo uses | Key concepts |
| Connect your sequencer or CRM | Integrations overview |
| Use the link in your emails | Using the link in your sequence |
| Know what prospects see and how privacy works | What prospects see |
What Echo does not do
- No enrichment. Echo does not find emails, phone numbers or titles. Bring an enriched table.
- No sending. Echo produces links. Your sequencer, inbox or LinkedIn sends them.
- No AI markup. AI runs on your own OpenAI or Anthropic key, so you pay your provider directly.