You get what you pay for, in this case we got less than what we paid for. We found autopilot to be less sophisticated and less effective than our previous software.

I'm an email marketing consultant and as such I've tried just about every platform on the market. A client of mine signed up for an autopilot account before I had ever heard of it. I thought I'd give it a try and learn a bit about it. Boy, was I surprised. It takes 5-10 minutes to go through a quick tutorial and you're off to the races. It's simple to use yet extremely robust. Just looking through the options available can fill you with inspiration and unique ideas. I've moved my own marketing campaign onto autopilot and I'll be suggesting that my clients do the same. You don't have to be a Jenious to set up email marketing "cash machines" on autopilot.

I love this tool. You can set up campaigns and forget about all the manual work once properly set up.

If you're looking to create automatic email marketing campaigns, I would highly consider taking a look at Autopilot. They let you customize when/how specific emails are triggered to segments of your userbase.

Marketing automation - you probably need it. Has it been accessible, easy to setup, and affordable. Not really. Enter Autopilot. I was skeptical that such an inexpensive and simplified marketing automation platform could achieve our fairly complex marketing automation needs (a/b tested email campaigns with sub-funnels based on main funnel interaction, etc.) but was pleasantly surprised to find that it not only sufficed, but made it a hell of a lot easier to configure. Customer service has been top notch as well. Even though the platform is simple, there are inherent complexities when automation is involved. The support team has handled my questions really fast, and with thorough explanations and further resources. Thumbs up! Shout out to Mr. Sharkey.