Migration guide
Migrate from Loops to Driplane + Resend
Migrating off Loops? You keep more of your data and your sending domain with Resend + Driplane. Here's the fastest path.
Start your migration — $47One-time payment. No subscriptions. Unlimited sequences.
The process
Three steps, about 10 minutes
Step 1
Export from Loops
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 Loops
- 1In Loops, go to Contacts
- 2Select all, then Export → CSV
- 3Download the file — Loops includes contact properties and subscription status
CSV column mapping
When Resend asks you to map columns, use this reference for Loops exports.
| Loops column | Resend field |
|---|---|
| firstName | first_name |
| lastName | last_name |
| userGroup | properties.user_group |
Things to watch out for
Loops "Loops" (their sequence feature) don't export — rebuild visually in Driplane
Loops uses its own sending infrastructure; migrating to Resend means a fresh domain warm-up window
Keep transactional emails flowing through Loops during the migration if you want zero downtime — then switch DNS last
Why migrate
Why people leave Loops
Loops is a locked ecosystem — you don't control sending reputation
Subscription pricing vs Driplane's one-time $47
A/B split testing with custom ratios and open/click branching aren't in Loops' sequence builder
Ready to own your email stack?
Leave Loops. Keep your list, your domain, and your reputation. One payment, lifetime access.
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One-time payment. No subscriptions. Unlimited sequences.