Email Revenue Audit +
Done For You Flows

Yes. Generate complete email sequences for any store at no cost.

Yes. The generated emails are plain text and HTML - compatible with Klaviyo, Omnisend, Mailchimp, Drip, and any other email platform. Copy and paste into your flow builder.

Email flows run automatically once set up, but you need to implement them in your email platform first. Well-built abandoned cart and post-purchase flows are consistently cited as one of the highest-revenue email channels for ecommerce stores, often outperforming one-off campaign sends.

Abandoned cart emails consistently deliver the highest ROI of any flow, since they target shoppers who already showed strong purchase intent. Set this up first before any other flow.

ecomspy's Email Flows Builder generates four foundational ecommerce flows: a 3-email welcome series for new subscribers, a 3-email abandoned cart sequence, a 2-email post-purchase flow covering order confirmation and product education, and a 2-email win-back campaign for lapsed customers. Each flow comes with subject lines, preview text, body copy, CTA text, and recommended timing delays - everything you need to configure the flow in Klaviyo or any major ESP without additional copywriting. These four flows cover the core customer lifecycle from first signup through to re-engagement, which is why most ecommerce email consultants recommend building exactly these before investing in more advanced segmentation or one-off campaign sends, since they run automatically and compound in value the longer they're live. Stores that haven't set up any automated flows yet typically see the single largest revenue jump from simply turning these four on, since that revenue was previously being left on the table entirely.

Yes. The output is structured specifically for Klaviyo's flow builder. Each email is labeled with its trigger event (e.g. 'Checkout Started' for abandoned cart), recommended wait delays between sends, and conditional split notes where relevant (e.g. purchased vs. not purchased checks). You can follow the documented setup logic step by step in Klaviyo's flow editor without needing to translate the copy into a different structure first. The tool also works with Omnisend, Drip, and Mailchimp - the copy and timing logic translate directly to any modern ESP, since the underlying trigger and delay concepts are standard across most email platforms even though the exact interface for setting them up differs slightly between providers. This flexibility matters for stores that switch ESPs down the line, since the underlying flow logic and copy don't need to be rebuilt from scratch just because the platform changed.

The AI reads your store's homepage, product descriptions, and any visible brand copy before generating email content. It extracts your tone (conversational, premium, playful, technical), your product category, and your key value propositions, then applies them consistently across all email flows. The result is copy that reads like your brand wrote it, not generic template filler that could belong to any store selling similar products. For stores with a very distinctive voice, you can paste a brand voice sample into the optional input field to tune the output further, which is especially useful for brands with an unusually casual, irreverent, or niche-specific tone that a generic AI model might otherwise default away from toward safer, more neutral language. This step happens automatically before any copy is generated, so you don't need to manually describe your brand voice in a prompt the way you would with a general-purpose writing tool.

The highest-converting abandoned cart sequences for Shopify typically use three emails: the first sent 1 hour after abandonment as a soft reminder, the second at 24 hours introducing a reason-to-buy (social proof, FAQ, or benefit reminder), and the third at 72 hours with urgency or a limited incentive like free shipping. ecomspy generates exactly this structure, with subject lines tested against open-rate benchmarks and body copy that addresses the most common objections for your product category - price sensitivity, shipping concerns, or product uncertainty. Spacing the emails this way gives a genuinely distracted shopper multiple natural re-entry points without feeling like they're being chased, which tends to perform better than sending all three reminders within the first day. Avoid sending all three reminders within the same day, since that tends to feel pushy rather than helpful and can increase unsubscribe rates instead of recovering the sale.

Yes. The flows are designed to be self-implementable by Shopify store owners without email marketing experience. Each email includes clear setup instructions alongside the copy - which trigger to use, what delay to set, and where to paste each piece of text in Klaviyo's editor. Most store owners complete the full setup in under two hours, even on their very first attempt at building an automated flow from scratch. If you're already working with an email agency, the structured output also serves as a detailed creative brief, cutting briefing time significantly and giving the agency a clear starting point instead of an open-ended request to write copy from nothing. Store owners who've never built an automated flow before often find the abandoned cart sequence the easiest starting point, since it only requires a single trigger event to configure correctly.