WarHorn is the email side of WarHorse. It sends to the same people your website, donations and events already put on your list — and it will not let a message leave that Canada's anti-spam law would not allow. Delivered from Montréal, on Amazon's mail infrastructure, under your own domain.
Book a walkthroughA composer with your logo and footer already in place. Send to everyone, or to an audience. Try two subject lines on a sample and let the winner go to the rest.
Build a segment from what people actually did — signed this petition, gave to that campaign, came to the gala, live in this riding — with AND, OR and NOT. Save it; it stays live as the list changes.
Automations that follow a person: a welcome after signup, a thank-you after a gift, a nudge before an event. Each message checks consent again before it goes.
Replies land in one inbox your team works from, threaded, with a response-time target so nobody's question sits over a weekend.
A library of proven layouts, and an assistant that drafts from your brief. Everything renders as plain text too, because some people read email that way.
Delivered, bounced, unsubscribed, replied, clicked through to a donation — the numbers that mean something. We do not track opens, and we say so instead of guessing.
Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation puts the burden of proving consent on you. WarHorn keeps the proof, and refuses to send without it.
Mail goes out as you, from a subdomain you control, with DKIM, a custom bounce address and DMARC set up by a wizard that tells you exactly which records to add.
Amazon SES in the Canada Central region, with your organization isolated in its own tenant so another client's mistakes cannot touch your reputation.
Your list and your records live in Google Cloud's Montréal region, backups included. Nothing about your supporters is stored outside the country.