Retention
Ranla is the AI growth engineer. It reads product and billing events to find people going cold: days since last session, a feature abandoned, a trial ending. Then it drafts the win-back work across six jobs: engineering, lifecycle email, paid advertising, search, AEO, and social. Each campaign is scored against a holdout on the goal you named.
Campaigns and automations from signup, activation, and billing events.
Google Ads drafts and budget proposals. New campaigns start paused.
Reddit threads found and replies drafted, ready for you to post.
Adds the events that show someone going quiet: last session, feature abandoned, trial ending, plan downgraded.
Product events →Drafts win-back email in your voice for each drop-off segment, measured against a holdout on retention.
Lifecycle email →Syncs the going-quiet segment to Google Ads as a matched audience. New campaigns start paused.
Paid advertising →Drafts pages for the questions churning users search, such as how-tos and alternatives. You edit and publish them.
Search →Checks whether AI answer engines recommend you when people ask about switching, and drafts the proof pages.
Search and AEO →Days since last session, feature abandoned, trial ending, plan downgraded. Segments stay live as events arrive, so you are not chasing a stale export.
A win-back email in your voice. The same segment synced to Google Ads as a matched audience, with new campaigns created paused. A reply in the Reddit thread where your lapsed users are comparing tools.
Free has 500 chat credits and drafts and proposals in all six jobs. Paid plans are $99, $299, $699, or $1,499 a month with 5,000 to 125,000 credits, and they unlock sending campaigns and Autopilot. One credit is a chat or 100 emails.
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Ranla is the AI growth engineer. It reads product and billing events to find people going cold: days since last session, a feature abandoned, a trial ending. Then it drafts the win-back work across six jobs: engineering, lifecycle email, paid advertising, search, AEO, and social. Each campaign is scored against a holdout on the goal you named.
Segments built on usage drop-off. Days since last session, feature abandoned, trial ending, plan downgraded. Segments stay live as events arrive, so you are not chasing a stale export.
Ranla does six jobs on one platform: engineering, lifecycle email, paid advertising, search, AEO, and social. Transactional email runs on the same sending stack. SMS uses your Twilio account; Google bills ad spend to you.