Product · Marketing

Marketing that lives next to the deal.

Segment your contacts. Build a multi-step journey. Send the email. The same canvas as your sales flows, the same customer data, no Zapier in the middle, no 'sync nightly at 2am and hope it works' hand-off.

Built on the same engine as Flows

One canvas. Two products. Zero handoff.

When the marketing team sends an email and the contact replies, the deal owner knows in the activity feed. When a deal closes, the next-step campaign starts itself. The plumbing between Sales and Marketing comes free with the platform, because they share the same workspace.

Journeys

Multi-step. Multi-channel.

Trigger on a tag, branch on engagement, wait until a record changes. Same canvas, same primitives, marketing-flavored block palette. Author one journey, run it across thousands of contacts, see the funnel at every step.

Segments

Filters as a first-class object.

Save your segments, version them, share across the team, target them from any journey. Compute live or refresh on a schedule. Segments built from custom fields, lookups, even reports.

Email

Templates with merge fields that work.

Pull `{{contact.first_name}}` or `{{account.tier}}` from anywhere up the chain. Preview against a real record before you send. Send-tests to your own inbox first, then the bulk send to a segment.

Scheduled sends

Send-windows that respect timezones.

Tenant-local cron, per-record send windows, business-hours math. Send Monday morning in the recipient's local time, not at 4am UTC. The kind of basic decency that other tools still get wrong.

Lead capture

Webhook-in. Records out.

Embed a form, post a webhook, drop a CSV. Whatever the source, the leads land on records the sales team already sees. UTM parameters captured. Routing fires the moment the lead lands.

Attribution

The journey that closed the deal.

See which campaign created the contact, which email got the reply, which sequence pushed the deal to qualified. Built into the deal-detail page, not a separate analytics dashboard you forget to open.

Stop paying Marketo $30k/yr for an email blaster.

Marketing on Strkr is a $99/mo add-on module. It sits next to your CRM, talks to your records, and ships every week. Try it on a 14-day trial.

What the marketing module is not

No fake AI. No pyramid of upsells. No 'contact us to enable.'

We named what's in the box. Then we shipped it. Then we charged a fair price. That's the whole product strategy.

Not a black box

You can see every send.

Every email sent, every reply received, every bounce, every unsubscribe. Logged, searchable, exportable. No 'data science approximation' of what your campaign did.

Not a clone of Mailchimp

Built for B2B, not retail.

Segments key off custom CRM fields, not 'most recent purchase.' Journeys trigger on deal events, not 'opened the last email.' Designed for the way revenue teams actually nurture leads.

Not a separate tool

One login. One workspace.

No second seat-license. No second support contract. No second contract negotiation when you scale. Marketing comes online when you toggle it on. It goes offline when you toggle it off.

Not stuck behind a contract

Monthly billing, cancel any time.

The $99/mo add-on is month-to-month. No annual lock-in unless you actively choose it. If marketing isn't working for your team in 60 days, turn it off, your CRM keeps running.

The same canvas as Flows

One builder. Two products. Zero handoff.

Strkr Marketing journey canvas with trigger, email, wait, and rule blocks wired together
Building a B2B nurture journey on the shared canvas
FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Strkr Marketing.

How much does Strkr Marketing cost?

Strkr Marketing is a $99 per month add-on module on top of your CRM subscription. The price covers the full feature set: journeys, segments, scheduled email, lead capture, and attribution. There are no per-contact tiers or per-send surcharges inside standard limits, and the module is month-to-month with no annual lock-in required.

Can I run multi-step email journeys in Strkr?

Yes. Marketing journeys are built on the same visual canvas as sales flows. Trigger on a tag, segment entry, record change, or scheduled event, then branch on engagement, wait for a time window, and send the next step. Journeys run across thousands of contacts in parallel with full visibility into drop-off at each step.

Does Strkr Marketing share data with the CRM?

Yes. Marketing and CRM share the same contact and account records in the same workspace. There is no sync step, no middleware, and no Zapier flow between them. A reply to a marketing email surfaces on the deal activity feed. A deal closing can start a next-step journey. The data flows both directions without configuration.

How does Strkr handle email deliverability?

Strkr sends through a dedicated transactional sender with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC alignment required at the sending domain level. Bounces, complaints, and unsubscribes are logged against the contact record automatically. Teams configure their sending domain during setup, and the module blocks sends on unauthenticated domains to protect sender reputation.

Can I build landing pages or forms?

Lead capture via embedded forms and webhook-in endpoints ships today. Hosted landing pages are on the roadmap. In the current product, teams typically host landing pages on their marketing site and post leads to Strkr via a form webhook, which lands records in the CRM and fires routing immediately.

Is marketing attribution included?

Yes. Every contact and deal carries source, campaign, and journey attribution. The deal-detail page shows which campaign created the contact, which email got the reply, and which sequence pushed the deal to qualified. Attribution is built into the record view, not a separate dashboard that nobody opens.

Try it free. Bring your team next week.

No sales call, no migration consultant, no four-month implementation. Enter your card, get 14 days of the full Pro tier, cancel any time before day 14 with zero charge. Spin up a workspace, import your CSV, and have something useful before lunch.