Cold Email Sequence Generator.

For most offers, three to five emails: an opener, one to three follow-ups that each add something new, and a short close-out. The generator writes two to seven. Past five, each extra email gives the reader another reason to unsubscribe or mark it as spam, and complaints hurt your domain more than unsubscribes do. Start with four and add steps only if replies keep arriving late in the sequence.

Wait three or four days before the first follow-up, then make each gap a little longer. The standard cadence here is 3, 4, 6 and 7 days, the tight and patient cadences shorten or stretch it, and you can change any wait. In SendCanyon a wait counts from when the previous email actually went out, and sends outside the campaign's hours wait for the next allowed time.

Yes, in most cases. A follow-up in the same thread shows your first email underneath, so you don't have to repeat yourself. SendCanyon threads follow-ups with standard reply headers, which is why the generator keeps the first subject line and never adds Re:. A Re: on an email that isn't a reply is a pattern spam filters look for, and our checker flags it.

Yes, it's free, and you don't need an account or an email address to write, score, copy or download a sequence. Fill in what you offer and who it's for, choose the shape, and every email comes back with its subject, wait time and score. In a SendCanyon account the generator is also in the Tools tab, and any sequence opens as a draft campaign.

Aim for 50 to 125 words in the first email and fewer in the follow-ups. That leaves room for who you are, why you're writing to them and one clear ask. The short, standard and detailed options cap the first email at 75, 120 and 160 words, follow-ups stay shorter, and our checker warns when a body is under 15 words or over 300.

They're merge fields: when SendCanyon sends the email, each one is replaced with that contact's details. The built-in fields are first name, last name, company, job title and email address, and any other name in double braces is read from the contact's custom fields. An empty field is sent blank, so the sample preview shows each email for a contact with and without the details.

The score tells you whether the wording will hold you back, but inbox placement also depends on your domain's setup and reputation. Every email is scored out of 100 with the same content checks as our free email template checker, including its spam-word list, and each issue comes with a fix. SPF, DKIM, DMARC and sending history matter too, which an inbox placement test measures with a real send.

Yes. Copy each email, or download the sequence as a text file or a CSV with the step, the wait in days and hours, the subject and the body. Merge fields are written in SendCanyon's format, such as {{first_name}}. If your other tool writes fields differently, change them before you send, or the field names will go out as written.

When the AI writes a sequence, your brief and the result are stored with that use for 90 days, together with your IP address and browser, and then cleared automatically. Your brief goes to SpirenAI, SendCanyon's AI, as data to write from. The template version and re-scoring keep nothing. A share link or Open As Campaign carries the sequence inside the link itself, and nothing is added to an account until you open it there.