From the marketplace
The marketplace holds email series other people have published — welcome sequences, launches and similar. When you take one, you get your own copy as ordinary messages, rebuilt in your project’s colours, that you edit and send like any other.
Find it under Messages → New message → From the marketplace.
Browsing
Section titled “Browsing”- Open Messages and select New message.
- Choose From the marketplace. The Marketplace window opens.
- Narrow the shelf:
- Search the marketplace matches names and descriptions.
- The categories on the left filter by kind of series; All shows everything.
- The sort menu orders by Featured, Newest or Most added.
Each card shows the series’ name and categories, marked Free. A series you’ve taken before is badged Added.
Looking at a series
Section titled “Looking at a series”Select a card to open the listing. It shows:
- The cover and, where the publisher provided them, a picture of each email.
- Includes N emails — the subject of each email in order. Select one to preview it.
- Emails, Last update and Installs.
- Preview emails (or Preview email), which opens the emails themselves, with arrows to move through the series.
Closing the listing takes you back to the shelf.
Adding it to your messages
Section titled “Adding it to your messages”- In the listing, select Add all N to my messages (Add to my messages for a single email). The button counts the emails as they’re written.
- When it’s done, the series is in your Messages list, in its original order, and the message list refreshes.
Adding a series you already took makes another copy. The listing tells you so before you add it: “You have added this before — this makes another copy.”
If someone sends you a link to a listing, it opens on a page with the same preview and an Add to my messages button; when it’s done, Messages opens.
What you get
Section titled “What you get”| Part of the email | What happens to it |
|---|---|
| Name and subject | Copied from the series |
| Body and layout | Copied, with your project’s colours and type |
| Logo | Replaced with the logo from your business details; left out if you haven’t set one |
| Footer | Rebuilt from your own business details — the publisher’s footer never comes across |
| Pictures | Copied into your own media library |
The messages open in the Designed with AI editor, so you can change them by clicking or by asking the AI. Editing by hand doesn’t spend credits; asking the AI does.
They’re your copies. If the publisher changes their listing later, your messages stay as they are.
Before you send them
Section titled “Before you send them”A series is a starting point written for somebody else’s business. Open each message and check:
- The words — names, offers, dates and anything that should be about your business.
- Buttons and links — point every one at your own pages. Before you send in the editor flags buttons with no destination.
- Pictures — if some couldn’t be copied, a message says how many: “They still show, but they live on the sharer’s site. Worth replacing.”
- Merge fields — a listing that uses them names them (“Uses …”). Make sure you have those values for most of your contacts.
- Subject and preview line — in ⋯ → Email settings.
Then put the messages to work: send one as a broadcast, or chain them in an automation with waits between the steps.
Things worth knowing
Section titled “Things worth knowing”- Taking a series is free. It costs no credits; only asking the AI to change the emails afterwards does.
- A series arrives as separate messages. The marketplace doesn’t create an automation for you — build the sequence yourself, or start from an automation template and pick these messages in its Send email steps.
- Nothing is sent when you add a series. The messages sit in your list until you use them.
Related: Messages · Designed with AI