Platform FEATURE
Bring Your Own Accounts
Connect Twilio, SendGrid, Gmail, OpenAI, and more — use the providers your team already trusts.
Connect the provider accounts your team already uses so Drip Drop can orchestrate campaigns without forcing a full platform migration.
Key Capabilities
Provider-owned setup
Connect accounts your team already controls so campaigns can run through familiar services instead of a locked-in bundled sender.
Visual workflow orchestration
Build campaign paths in Drip Drop while connected providers handle channel-specific sending, generation, or workflow actions.
Existing account continuity
Keep provider billing, reputation, templates, approval workflows, and internal ownership where they already live.
Multi-provider flexibility
Coordinate email, SMS, AI, and related steps across provider categories without treating one vendor as the entire marketing stack.
Less custom glue code
Give marketers a workflow layer for campaign changes so developers do not need to rebuild every provider handoff manually.
How It Works
Connect a provider account
Add the account or credential required by the provider you want to use, such as an email, SMS, or AI service your team already manages.
Choose the provider in a workflow
Build the campaign visually and select the connected provider for the relevant step.
Configure the action
Set the message, prompt, branch, delay, or workflow detail that should run through that provider.
Launch through your own stack
Drip Drop coordinates the workflow while the connected provider performs its channel-specific job.
Iterate without rebuilding
Adjust campaign paths in the visual builder as your audience, offer, or follow-up strategy changes.
Use Cases
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Keep SendGrid for email while adding automation: Use an existing SendGrid setup inside a visual drip workflow instead of rebuilding templates and sender settings elsewhere.
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Use Twilio for SMS steps: Coordinate SMS touchpoints from a provider account your team already controls.
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Add AI without changing the whole stack: Connect AI-provider access for generation or enrichment steps while keeping messaging providers separate.
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Reduce one-off integration work: Give marketers a workflow layer so developers do not have to build every campaign path by hand.
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Avoid migration-heavy launches: Start with the tools already approved by the business, then expand provider coverage as needed.
Drip Drop is built for teams that already have provider accounts they trust. Instead of moving every campaign into a bundled sending platform, you connect your own accounts and use Drip Drop as the visual workflow layer above them.
That means your email, SMS, AI, and related workflow steps can run through the services your team already understands. Your provider relationships, billing, sender reputation, and account-level controls stay with you.
Keep the tools. Replace the glue code.
Many marketing teams do not need another all-in-one platform that hides the infrastructure. They need a cleaner way to coordinate the tools already approved by the business.
Bring Your Own Accounts lets Drip Drop orchestrate the campaign path while each connected provider handles the channel-specific work. A marketer can adjust a drip sequence, add a branch, or test a different follow-up without asking a developer to wire every step by hand.
Own your provider stack
Provider ownership matters when costs, deliverability, compliance, and migration risk are on the line. If your team already uses SendGrid for email, Twilio for SMS, Gmail for certain outreach flows, or OpenAI for generation and enrichment, Drip Drop can fit around that stack instead of forcing a rebuild.
Each provider still keeps its own setup requirements, credentials, scopes, and security controls. Drip Drop does not replace those provider accounts; it gives your team a practical orchestration layer for using them in one workflow.
Why teams build on Drip Drop
Drip Drop is bring-your-own-account automation: you keep your own sending reputation, pricing, and data, and Drip Drop handles the flows, templates, contacts, and reporting on top — no marked-up credits, no lock-in.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “bring your own accounts” mean in Drip Drop?
It means you connect provider accounts your team already owns, then use Drip Drop to orchestrate workflows that run through those providers.
Do I have to migrate away from my current email or SMS provider?
The goal is to avoid unnecessary migration. If a supported provider fits your workflow, Drip Drop is designed to work around that account rather than replace it.
Does Drip Drop become my sending provider?
No. Drip Drop is the workflow layer. Connected providers still handle their own channel-specific sending, generation, account rules, and setup requirements.
Why is provider ownership useful?
It helps teams keep billing, sender reputation, internal approvals, and provider-level controls with the services they already use.
Can marketers change workflows without developer help?
Drip Drop is designed so marketers can build and adjust visual workflows, reducing the amount of custom glue code needed for routine campaign changes.
Works With Your Tools
Ready to use your own providers?
Connect your trusted accounts to Drip Drop and orchestrate campaigns without rebuilding your stack.
Get StartedDocumentation
Message Templates
Create and manage Drip Drop email and text-message templates, including statuses, tags, previews, variables, SMS character counts, branding, and AI-assisted writing.
Read the docs →Getting Started
A step-by-step walkthrough of your first Drip Drop setup: account creation, plan selection, connecting a provider, adding a contact, building a flow, and confirming activity.
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