Rebump automates customized follow-up emails when recipients have not replied. Users can create multiple sequences, edit each message and interval, and choose the days and times for sending. Sequences contain four steps, and the service stops further bumps when a reply is detected. A dashboard monitors emails and follow-up performance. Unlimited Plus adds tracking for whether an email was opened or read. CRM workflows can use sequence-specific BCC addresses; Unlimited Premium lists Zapier integration and API access. The Chrome extension integrates with Gmail, while the BCC method can work with other email clients when the account uses a Gmail or Google Workspace address. On mobile, users can place Rebump’s bump address in an email’s BCC field. The maker says it stores necessary message data, encrypts communications in transit with HTTPS, and does not use contact information for marketing. There is no free plan; a 14-day all-feature trial requires no credit card. Monthly plans range from 9.99 to 44.99 USD.
Who it is for
Rebump is aimed at marketers, travel agents, recruiters, real estate agents, consultants, lawyers, and people sending at least ten emails daily. It suits anyone needing scheduled email follow-ups that stop after a reply.
What is good
- Automates customized follow-up sequences
- Stops bumps after detecting a reply
- Supports Gmail extension and mobile BCC use
- Provides follow-up performance dashboard
- Offers 14-day trial without credit card
What to know first
- No free plan
- Unlimited allows up to four bumps per message
- Email-open tracking is listed for Unlimited Plus
- Zapier and API require Unlimited Premium
Verdict
Rebump provides scheduled, reply-aware email sequences with dashboards, CRM-oriented BCC workflows, and higher-plan integrations. It is paid software, with monthly plans from 9.99 USD and a 14-day trial.
Rebump plans and pricing
All plansCompared on sales follow-up software
- Free plan
- No
- Recurring follow-ups
- Yes
- Task sequences
- Yes
- CRM sync
- Yes
- Follow-up channels
- Sequence steps
- 4 steps
