Migration guide

Migrate from ConvertKit (Kit) to Driplane + Resend

Exporting subscribers from ConvertKit and moving them to Driplane + Resend is straightforward. Here's the end-to-end flow, including what to do with tags and sequences.

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The process

Three steps, about 10 minutes

Step 1

Export from ConvertKit (Kit)

Download your contact list as a CSV. Only export active, subscribed contacts.

Step 2

Import into Resend

In Resend, go to Contacts → Add Contacts → Import CSV. Map email, first_name, last_name, and any custom fields.

Step 3

Sync in Driplane

Driplane syncs your Resend audience automatically. Build your sequence, activate, and drip away.

How to export from ConvertKit (Kit)

1
In ConvertKit, go to Grow → Subscribers
2
Filter to "Active" subscribers only
3
Click the Export button and choose CSV — ConvertKit emails you the download link

CSV column mapping

When Resend asks you to map columns, use this reference for ConvertKit (Kit) exports.

ConvertKit (Kit) column	Resend field
email_address	email
first_name	first_name
last_name	last_name
tags	properties.tags

Things to watch out for

ConvertKit "sequences" don't export — you'll rebuild them visually in Driplane (usually faster than the original setup)

Filter out unsubscribed and complained contacts before import

If you use ConvertKit custom fields, add them as Resend custom properties before uploading

Why migrate

Why people leave ConvertKit (Kit)

ConvertKit's Creator plan jumps from $9 to $25+/mo as your list grows

Sequence branching on opens/clicks requires the Pro plan — Driplane includes it at $47 one-time

You keep your own Resend sending domain; no more shared-IP concerns

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