Fresh from
the kiln.
Six new pieces from the makers you follow.
See what’s newEmail for platforms and marketplaces
Draft six flows for sellers, buyers and sponsors in Claude or ChatGPT, then review them before they go live.
Use Nitrosend to set up the email basics for my platform:
Read https://nitrosend.com/skills/marketplaces.md and follow it step by step.
1. Connect Nitrosend.
2. Check what I already send, then build what is missing as drafts: seller onboarding, a no-sale nudge, buyer activation, order notices, review requests and a sponsor reply.
3. Send me a test of every email. Put backend changes in one pull request.
4. Ask me before anything goes live, before you change DNS and before you import contacts.Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex.On your phone? Email it to yourself
Start with these six flows, in this order, each labeled by the side it serves. Already have a welcome email? Your agent checks what exists and builds only what is missing.
Get a new seller from sign-up to a first live listing.
Three steps to your first listing.
Daylight, a plain backdrop and one honest paragraph.
Start your listingReply with a photo of a piece and we’ll help you price and describe it.
Reply to InesInes, maker supportHelp a seller whose listing is live and has not sold.
One thing to try: lead with the photo you took in daylight.
Got one on the shelf? List it this week.
Turn a new free account into someone who comes back.
Every piece is sold by the person who made it. Tell us what you’re looking for.
We’ll email you when they list something new.
Find makers to followSix new pieces from the makers you follow.
See what’s newTell the buyer and the seller what just happened, within seconds.
Maya at Low Tide Pottery is wrapping it now.
Dana in Portland bought your speckled mugs.

Packed by Maya. Arriving Tuesday.
Track your parcelAsk for a review once the order has arrived, then stop.
Maya makes every piece by hand. A few words from you help other buyers find her.
Leave a reviewA star rating and a sentence is plenty. We won’t ask again.

Answer a sponsor or partner inquiry before your team gets to it.
Here’s what we offer while Tom gets back to you.
Buyers who follow makers and open the edit to shop. See how past placements looked.
Book a call with TomBuyers get new listings that match what they follow. Sellers get their week in numbers and one thing to fix. Next, give members their own email with a client-owned Nitrosend account, created from the Clients page or the Partner API.
Paste it into Claude or ChatGPT. Your agent reads your platform first and asks only what it cannot find.
It confirms the plan in one message, then builds all six flows as drafts, labeled by side.
Your agent tests every email, puts backend changes in one pull request, or a spec for your developer, and switches on only what you approve.
Your agent connects Nitrosend, makes a list for each side, and wires up the events your payments provider and backend already emit, so each one starts the right flow.
The skill is a plain text file you can read before you run it.
Read the skill fileThe plan on this page comes from the Email Marketing Bible, the open-source email skill we maintain: 908 sources, 49 practitioners and 19 industry playbooks. Nobody publishes a large benchmark for two-sided platforms, so these are the general numbers to beat. Read the Email Marketing Bible.
Trigger onboarding on what a person has done, never on the date they signed up.
Val Geisler, Fix My ChurnAsk one question that lets new subscribers say who they are, then tag them.
Brennan Dunn, RightMessageTransactional email has to arrive reliably through sudden spikes in volume.
Lauren Meyer, SocketLabsWe’ve run a two-sided marketplace. George and Ed co-founded Bluethumb, an Australian online art marketplace where artists sell directly to collectors. A daily email recommending art from what each buyer had liked and added to cart came to drive about 10% of its revenue, as described in a Built to Sell interview.
Seller onboarding emails that lead to a first listing, then a nudge for live listings with no sale, buyer activation, the marketplace transactional emails both sides rely on, a review request email and a sponsor inquiry reply. Supply comes first because a marketplace with no listings has nothing to sell. Add one weekly digest per side once those are live.
Yes. Paste the prompt on this page into Claude or ChatGPT. It reads a short skill file, connects Nitrosend, lists the events your payments provider and backend emit, builds the six flows as drafts and sends you a test of each. Backend changes arrive as one pull request. You approve what goes live.
Not all at once. Your agent builds the six flows in Nitrosend as drafts, so nothing changes for your members until you switch one on. An email your platform already sends is not built twice, and when a Nitrosend flow replaces one, the old one is turned off first, so nobody gets two.
The prompt tells it to build drafts, send tests only to you, and ask before anything goes live, before DNS changes and before importing contacts. For a hard stop on top of that, turn on Safe Mode in Nitrosend and every send waits for your approval.
Yes. From the Clients page or the Partner API you create a client-owned Nitrosend account for a member, and your agent builds the brand kit, welcome flow and first drafts. You invite the owner when it is ready. They claim the account and pick a paid plan before it sends. You keep a revocable seat.
Free to start: 5,000 emails up front, then 500 free every month. No card needed. Contacts are unlimited on every plan, so a large base of buyers and sellers costs nothing to store. Starter is $20 a month for 20,000 emails.
Create your account and paste the prompt into the agent you already use.
Free to start: 5,000 emails up front, then 500 free every month. No card needed.