Driplane sits on top of your existing Resend account and adds the drip-campaign engine Resend doesn't ship with — visual sequences, opens & clicks branching, A/B splits, and 10 templates you can clone in one click.
14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked
Resend is built for transactional and broadcast email. The moment you want a drip campaign — a multi-step sequence that fires over days or weeks based on what your contact does — you hit a wall. There's no visual builder, no wait steps, no opens-and-clicks branching. The usual escape route is to bolt Mailchimp or ConvertKit on top of Resend, paying twice for the same email.
Driplane is the drip-campaign layer Resend doesn't have. You bring your Resend API key, point it at one of your Audiences, and you get a visual flow builder with send / wait / branch / A-B split / condition / tag / webhook steps. Sends go through your verified Resend domain with your existing deliverability — Driplane is just the brain. No new sending provider, no monthly fee.
Drag-and-drop flow editor with email, wait, branch, condition, A/B split, tag, and webhook steps. Live enrollment counts on each step.
Take different paths based on what your contacts engage with. Timeout fallback so contacts that never open still flow through.
Deterministic split with custom ratios. Test subject lines, copy, or entire downstream paths against each other.
“We were already using Resend for transactional emails — moving to Driplane was an easy decision. We didn’t need to switch providers, migrate infrastructure, or pay for another expensive email platform just to build sequences. We kept our existing Resend setup and finally got proper email sequences without the complexity or huge monthly costs.”
Owner, ModMaker.net
modmaker.net — uses Driplane for onboarding emails, feature announcements, and win-back
10 sequence templates clone into a draft with one click. Edit the bracketed placeholders, then activate.

A note from the founder
I built Driplane because I use Resend for every project I ship, and the moment I needed real drip campaigns I had to choose between paying Mailchimp on top of email I was already sending, or gluing Zapier together for the rest of my life. Neither felt right.
So Driplane is the tool I wanted: marketing automation that sits on top of your existing Resend account. Pay once. Use it forever. If it doesn’t fit you in 14 days, email me and I’ll refund you — no questions, no survey.
— Fathi Al-Qaisi, founder of Driplane (also building surf.to)
One-time payment
14-day money-back guarantee
No. Driplane runs on top of your existing Resend account. Resend keeps sending the email; Driplane decides who gets what email and when. You keep your Resend deliverability, your verified domain, and your Resend pricing.
Resend Automations trigger off app events (e.g. a user signs up). They're great for transactional flows. Driplane runs marketing drip campaigns against your contact list — multi-step sequences with branching, A/B tests, and forms. The two solve different problems and many teams use both.
Not yet — Resend webhooks deliver opens, clicks, bounces, and complaints, but not replies. We branch on opens and clicks today. Reply tracking would require inbound email parsing, which isn’t wired up.
Every contact freezes in place. When you resume, they pick up exactly where they left off — including the remaining wait time on whatever step they were on.
Driplane has no sending limit. Your sending is governed entirely by your Resend plan, which you already pay for.
14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked