Good to have
you on Roster.
Your 14-day trial has started. The first step is your first schedule.
Build your first scheduleEmail for SaaS
Draft your five SaaS lifecycle flows in Claude or ChatGPT, then review them before they go live.
Use Nitrosend to set up lifecycle email for my SaaS product:
Read https://nitrosend.com/skills/saas.md and follow it step by step.
1. Connect Nitrosend.
2. Confirm our activation milestone with me, check what I already have, then build what is missing as drafts: failed payment, trial ending, onboarding, feature adoption and win-back.
3. Send me a test of every email.
4. Ask me before anything goes live, before you change DNS and before you import contacts. Open any code changes as one pull request.Paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Codex.On your phone? Email it to yourself
Start with these five flows, in the order they pay back. If you already have a welcome email, your agent checks what exists and builds only what is missing.
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Update your cardWe have one more try scheduled. If it fails, your Team plan pauses and your schedules stay saved for 30 days.
Keep your planHelp people at the end of a trial decide, with their own numbers.
Here’s what your team did with Roster so far.
Your schedules are saved for 30 days. Pick a plan and everything is back the way you left it.
Pick a planGet every new sign-up to your activation milestone.
16.60%click rate on welcome emails, industry average
Your 14-day trial has started. The first step is your first schedule.
Build your first scheduleYou added your team on Monday. Finish these and everyone can see their shifts.
Pick the week closest to yours and change what doesn’t fit. Or reply to this email and a person will help.
Browse templatesShow active users the features they have not tried.
Next, invite your team so everyone sees their shifts on their phone.
Invite your teamYou filled 41 shifts last month. Turn on shift swaps and your team can trade between themselves, with your approval.
Turn on shift swapsConfirm the cancellation, ask why, and invite them back once.
You won’t be charged again. Reply to this email if you’d like to tell us why you left.
Benchmarks: Recurly payment recovery data, April 2026; GetResponse email benchmarks, 2023 data.
Flows answer what one user did. A monthly product update tells every active user what shipped and gives them one thing to try. The prompt drafts your first from your changelog.
Paste it into Claude or ChatGPT. Your agent reads your site and code first and asks only what it cannot find, starting with your activation milestone.
It confirms the plan in one message, then builds all five flows as drafts and the code that sends your events.
Your agent sends you every test email and the event code as one pull request, or a spec for your developer, then switches on only what you approve.
Your agent connects Nitrosend, maps the events your app already emits, and writes the code that sends them as one pull request. Billing events usually come from your Stripe webhooks.
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. Read the Email Marketing Bible.
Trigger onboarding on what the user has and has not done, not on days since sign-up.
Val Geisler, Fix My ChurnThe offer should feel like the natural next step, not a hard turn into selling.
Samar Owais, Emails Done RightAsk one segmenting question in the first email, and tag each person by their click.
Brennan Dunn, RightMessageTheir first tool call came 11 minutes after sign-up. The account now runs 4 live automations. Its campaigns average 44% opens and 5.0% clicks on a small, engaged list, measured in November 2026.
Failed payment, trial ending, onboarding to activation, feature adoption, and cancellation and win-back, in that order. The first two act on revenue that is days away, so they pay back fastest. Onboarding is the biggest lever, and it needs your product events wired in first. Add one product update a month once those are live.
Yes. Paste the prompt on this page into Claude or ChatGPT. It reads a short skill file, connects Nitrosend, asks for your activation milestone, builds the five flows as drafts and sends you a test of each. You approve what goes live.
Not all at once. Your agent builds the five flows in Nitrosend as drafts, so nothing changes for your users until you switch one on. Move a flow at a time: turn off the matching one in your current tool just before its Nitrosend flow goes live, so nobody gets two. Password resets and receipts stay where they are.
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. Code changes wait in one pull request until you merge it. For a hard stop on flows and campaigns, turn on Safe Mode in Nitrosend and every send waits for your approval.
A dunning email tells a customer a subscription payment failed and how to fix it. Send three to five inside your billing tool’s retry window: at the first failure, around day 3, around day 7, and a final notice once the end date is certain. Stop the moment the invoice is paid, and check your billing tool is not already sending its own.
Free to start: 5,000 emails up front, then 500 free every month. No card needed. Contacts are unlimited on every plan, so free users, trials and churned accounts cost nothing to store. You pay for the emails you send. 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.