Marketing automation

Marketing automation for small business owners doing it themselves

Scheduled posts, automatic follow-ups, a weekly newsletter, and drafts that wait for your approval — one workspace that keeps marketing moving on the days you don't have time to think about it.

Free plan includes 10 AI drafts a month. No credit card.

What it automates

01 / Routines

The weekly rhythm runs itself

Set how often you want to post, comment, and follow up. Client Flows builds the schedule from your brief and rebuilds next week's list without being asked.

02 / Scheduled posts

Publish on time, or get a ready draft

Posts on accounts you connect officially go out on schedule, photo or video. Anywhere a platform blocks outside tools, the draft is waiting with a copy button.

03 / Follow-ups

Nobody falls through

Each lead carries its own next-action date and full history, so the follow-up picks up where the last message stopped instead of starting over.

04 / Newsletter

One email a week, written for you

Share a signup link, collect subscribers, and let it draft the weekly issue. It sends from your own connected Gmail or Outlook, so replies come to you.

05 / Approvals

Automated, not unattended

Every reply, message, and email lands in one inbox with the original next to it. Edit it, send it with one click, or skip it. Nothing goes out unread.

06 / Reports

A weekly read on what moved

Followers, reach, clicks, and replies roll up into a short weekly review that tells you what to do more of.

Setting it up takes an afternoon, once

  1. Step 1

    Answer ten questions

    What you sell, who it's for, and how you talk. Every draft afterwards comes from that brief.

  2. Step 2

    Turn on the routines you want

    Posting cadence, follow-up timing, weekly newsletter. Leave the rest off.

  3. Step 3

    Approve the daily list

    Open the workspace, clear the queue, close the tab. The automation handles the timing and the drafting.

Related: the AI marketing tools, the marketing calendar, and lead tracking.

Common questions

What does marketing automation mean for a small business?
Handing the repetitive parts — remembering to post, remembering to follow up, writing the first draft, sending the weekly email — to software, so one person can run marketing in a few minutes a day instead of a few hours.
Does it post to social media on its own?
For accounts you connect through official sign-in, yes, on the schedule you set. For group posts, comments, and DMs, it writes the draft and you paste it — platforms block outside tools from doing that, and accounts get banned for tools that try.
Will anything be sent without me seeing it?
Only scheduled posts you explicitly set to auto-publish. Everything else waits in the approvals inbox until you click send.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The free plan includes the lead tracker, outreach log, templates, a mailing list with your own signup page, and 10 AI drafts a month, with no credit card. Pro is $10 a month for unlimited drafting and the automatic weekly newsletter.