Loops: lifecycle and marketing emails for SaaS
Loops is designed for onboarding sequences, newsletters, drip campaigns and lifecycle automation — SaaS-flavoured marketing email.
Tool comparison
Loops is a lifecycle and marketing email platform designed for SaaS. else.events is focused specifically on event-driven transactional product email workflows — rules, templates and event routing.
Loops is designed for onboarding sequences, newsletters, drip campaigns and lifecycle automation — SaaS-flavoured marketing email.
else.events handles emails triggered by domain events — billing alerts, invitations, security notices, product notifications — via rules and templates.
Loops works from contact records and loop sequences. else.events works from real-time domain events with no persistent contact store.
else.events is API-first for domain events. No CRM-style contact model or loop configuration required for transactional sends.
Loops for lifecycle and marketing emails. else.events for transactional product emails triggered by real-time domain events.
else.events responds to domain events as they happen — payment failure, team invite, plan change — not to pre-configured contact sequences.
Route to different templates based on plan, locale, tenant or any payload field. No loop configuration required.
Marketing lifecycle in Loops. Transactional product emails in else.events. Cleaner compliance and simpler ops.
else.events derives recipient data from the event payload. No contact sync pipeline needed.
| Criterion | Loops | else.events |
|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | SaaS lifecycle and marketing email | Event-driven transactional product email |
| Contact/loop model | Yes (loops and sequences) | No (event-driven, no loops) |
| Real-time event routing | Limited | ✓ (first-class) |
| Rule-based template selection | Via loop conditions | First-class rules engine |
| Newsletter / broadcast support | ✓ | ✗ |
| Best fit | Lifecycle and marketing for SaaS | Transactional product emails from domain events |
Loops and else.events address different email categories. Using both in parallel is a valid and clean architecture.
Event routing, rule-based template selection and delivery logs — no contact database, no sequence configuration.