why teams leave Drip.
- →Drip migrations need an explicit boundary around what the API exposes.
- →Teams want a dry-run report before rebuilding subscribers, tags, custom fields, campaigns.
- →List-like structure is inferred from tags and campaigns; workflow graph import is not exposed as a clean write surface
what mailexodus pulls from Drip.
- +subscribers
- +tags
- +custom fields
- +campaigns
- +automations
- ?List-like structure is inferred from tags and campaigns; workflow graph import is not exposed as a clean write surface
- xlists
- xsegments
- xsuppressions
- xtemplates
- xsender reputation and domain warmup
- xhistorical analytics, revenue attribution, and aggregate reporting
- xcontacts already mid-flight inside active automations
- xA/B test results and provider-specific experiment history
- xprovider-native design blocks, product widgets, coupons, and private assets that are not exposed by API
Automated adapter
Subscribers map to subscribers. Tags and custom fields map directly. Broadcast and campaign emails map to content items. Workflow email steps map to automation inventory when bodies are available
List-like structure is inferred from tags and campaigns; workflow graph import is not exposed as a clean write surface
how an agent migrates Drip → Sequenzy.
This is exactly what mailexodus hands your agent: authenticate, then for each object type — read it from Drip, map it to the portable schema, write it to the destination. mailexodus never writes; your agent does, with this report in hand.
In Drip, open User Settings, API Token, then paste a token with read access to subscribers, tags, custom fields, broadcasts, campaigns, and workflows
- lists
- segments
- suppressions
- templates
- sender reputation and domain warmup
- historical analytics, revenue attribution, and aggregate reporting
- Sender reputation is earned at the destination — set up SPF/DKIM/DMARC and a warmup ramp; it does not transfer.
- Keep the source platform active until authentication, warmup, and in-flight automations have finished.
- Honor suppressions before the first send.
- After writing, verify counts per object type against the source before switching live sends.
guide your agent, or follow it yourself.
Pull the full playbook from the skill prompt, CLI, or MCP server, then work the steps. Start by confirming credentials: In Drip, open User Settings, API Token, then paste a token with read access to subscribers, tags, custom fields, broadcasts, campaigns, and workflows
provider coverage
npx mailexodus@latest info drip
agent playbook
npx mailexodus@latest guide --from drip --to sequenzy
Use mailexodus skill: Drip → Sequenzy playbook