Joryio

Joryio· Customer engagement platform

Marketing automation, evolved for the AI era

AI & Machine Learning·Analytics·Marketing·Communication

What is Joryio?

Joryio is a customer engagement platform.

Joryio is the customer engagement platform for marketing and CRM teams. Customer data, journeys across every channel and analytics share the same real-time customer data in one platform, and AI drafts and personalizes inside rules your team approves.

AI that works inside your rules

  • AI drafts content, segments and journeys in your brand voice for your team to review and approve. Nothing changes until you approve it.
  • Learns the tone and message each customer responds to, and uses it to personalize.
  • In campaigns and journeys you activate, AI tailors message, tone, channel and send time inside the rules you set.
  • Compare results with a control group you define.

Every channel, one customer journey

  • Email, SMS, WhatsApp, Viber, push, in-app messages, webhooks and ad audiences.
  • Apple and Google Wallet passes that update as part of a journey.
  • Shared preferences, quiet hours and frequency limits checked with every send.

From customer behavior to measurable results

  • Audiences that update in real time from purchases, behavior and attributes.
  • Funnels, retention and revenue attribution alongside your campaigns.
  • Event streaming to your data warehouse is included.

Built from hands-on marketing experience

Built by a team that spent a decade running leading marketing platforms for brands. Hands-on help moving from your current platform is available.

Pricing

Platform fees are based on Engaged Profiles: customers who receive at least one successfully delivered message during the month. Contact storage and event tracking are included, subject to fair use. Messaging charges are billed separately.

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LaunchedOct 8, 2026

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  • user-lw9hen
    user-lw9henMaker· 3d ago

    I'm launching Joryio. My co-founders and I spent ten years running Klaviyo, Braze and Emarsys for brands, and this is the customer engagement platform we wanted while doing that work. You build journeys across email, SMS, WhatsApp, push, in-app and Apple/Google Wallet passes, with funnels, retention and revenue attribution next to them. AI drafts content, segments and journeys for your approval, learns the tone and message each customer responds to, and personalizes inside rules you set, measured against a control group. Pricing is based on Engaged Profiles, customers who actually received a message. Feedback from marketers and CRM folks is welcome.

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