Every support inbox gets pitches.

What lands depends on what you sell. Pick yours: what your support@ gets, and where SuppyHQ puts it.

• Stop cold pitches in your support inbox Pitches go to Junk. The customer who paid you goes on top.
• A support inbox for SaaS on Stripe The subscriber with a billing problem goes first, with their plan beside the email.
• A support inbox for course creators The student who can't get in goes first. The ad agency goes to Junk.
• A support inbox for digital product sellers The buyer whose download link expired goes first.
• A support inbox for desktop and Mac app makers The customer who lost their license key goes first.
• A support inbox for open source projects with a paid tier The company paying for your pro tier goes on top. The sponsorship pitch goes to Junk.
• A support inbox for developer tools and APIs The paying customer blocked by a 401 goes first.
• A support inbox for productized services The subscriber waiting on their request goes before the lead-gen pitch.
• Stripe customers on top of your support inbox Plan, lifetime value and payments next to every email. SuppyHQ only reads.
• Polar customers on top of your support inbox Purchases and subscriptions next to every email. SuppyHQ only reads.