Question 1

How does the free trial work?

Accepted Answer

Sign up with your email — no card — and you get three days on Starter's limits: two active campaigns, a hundred replies. Connect Lemlist, add a persona, switch a campaign on, and the next reply becomes a draft. When the three days are up, pick a plan to carry on; nothing you set up is lost in the meantime.

Question 2

What does DraftFly actually do?

Accepted Answer

When a reply to your cold-email campaign arrives, DraftFly detects it, generates a contextual, on-brand draft with AI, and routes it to Slack or the dashboard for human approval before anything is sent.

Question 3

Does it replace my SDRs?

Accepted Answer

No. DraftFly is a precision tool for your reps, not a replacement. Every draft requires human approval before it leaves your domain. We eliminate the time spent writing, not the judgment call on whether to send.

Question 4

What sending tools does it work with?

Accepted Answer

Lemlist, today: replies to your Lemlist campaigns reach DraftFly by webhook the moment they arrive, and approved replies go back out through Lemlist from the same mailbox that sent the campaign. Smartlead, Instantly, Gmail Workspace, Outlook, HubSpot and Salesforce are on the roadmap but not live yet.

Question 5

How does the AI know what to write?

Accepted Answer

DraftFly uses Persona profiles — per-campaign instructions covering the prospect's role, pain points, tone and deal context — and loads the full email thread before drafting, so replies are contextually grounded.

Question 6

Is my email data secure?

Accepted Answer

DraftFly stores what it needs to draft and to keep an approval record: the prospect's name, email address and reply text, plus the draft and who approved it. That data is deleted automatically after 12 months, everything travels over TLS, and each client's users see only that client's drafts.