Frequently asked questions
- Who is getem for?
- People and small teams who built an app with an AI tool and need its first users and customers, and agencies that run several apps from one workspace. getem serves businesses in the United States for now. Cold email is available only for apps that sell to businesses.
- Do I need to give getem access to my code?
- No. Your website connects with one line pasted into its builder, and your app connects with a prompt you give the AI tool that built it. The app's secret key goes into your host's settings and is never part of a prompt.
- Does getem send email or spend money on its own?
- Only if you allow it. Everything that publishes, sends or spends waits in Approvals until a person approves it. Owners and admins can put one kind of action on autopilot. Articles, domain purchases and DNS changes that could affect your site or email always wait for a person, and every cost is checked against the app's monthly spending limits.
- What does getem cost?
- getem has no published prices yet. Services you connect, such as ad platforms, domain registrars, Twilio, ZeroBounce and your email delivery provider, bill you directly in your own accounts.
- Which accounts does getem connect to?
- Google and Microsoft calendars for booking, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace mailboxes for cold email, Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, your email delivery provider, your DNS provider, Twilio, ZeroBounce, and the conversion APIs of Meta, TikTok, Snap and Google Analytics. The Accounts page in getem lists each one with steps.
- Does getem use my data to train AI models?
- No. getem sends text to Claude models through Vercel AI Gateway to draft and sort content for your app. Neither getem nor those providers use it to train AI models.