Bring leads in, and keep every one.
Your website, newsletters, social posts, Google reviews and lead forms in one app, where every lead lands on your pipeline.
Free plan, no card. Alori builds your new website from your current one.
InputKit's newsletters left Mailchimp for Alori.
InputKit sells software to 2,000 service businesses. Its email campaigns now go out from Alori, next to its CRM, phones, support chat and meetings, to the same customer records.
Read InputKit's story →One app instead of your marketing stack.
From a new page to a new deal.
Here is one lead going from your website to your pipeline, without leaving Alori.
- 1Ask for a new page in plain words
- 2Post it on Facebook and Instagram
- 3A visitor asks for a quote
- 4See how they found you
- 5Keep in touch with a newsletter
What changes on Monday.
- 01
BeforeEvery website change waits for the one person who knows the builder
With AloriAsk in plain words, check the preview, publish
- 02
BeforeForm entries sit in an inbox until someone copies them
With AloriEvery form, lead ad and booking lands on your pipeline
- 03
BeforeThe newsletter list is never up to date
With AloriLists by tags and fields that update themselves
A website that changes when you ask.
Alori builds your site from your current one, with your words, photos, logo and colors. Ask for a page or a section in plain words, check it in the preview, then publish.
- Your first website uses no credits.
- Every page goes in your sitemap.
- Your own domain on the Business plan.
Every lead lands on your pipeline.
Site forms, bookings, Facebook and Instagram lead forms, Webflow forms and any tool with your lead link all arrive as deals, with the person and their company made for you. Someone already in your CRM is found by email first.
- Each lead keeps its page, UTMs and ad click id.
- Paste the lead link in Zapier, Make or a Google Ads lead form.
- Forward form emails to your lead email.
More Google reviews, and every one answered.
Ask each happy customer for a Google review after a job or a conversation. When a new review comes in, Alori writes a reply in the review's language and keeps it ready until you press Send.
- Connect Google Business Profile once.
- A review of 3 stars or less rings a bell.
- See your rating now and a month ago.
Add up your tools. See what you save.
Add the tools you pay for. We count their public prices for your team, take off your Alori plan and show what you save.
Today
Marketing
Hootsuite
Plan and post to your social accounts
Standard plan
$1,188 a year
Mailchimp
Campaigns sent from the CRM your customers live in
Standard plan
$1,200 a year
Wix
A website that sends quote requests to your CRM
Core plan
$348 a year
Office time
Calls, emails and paperwork Alori's bots take on
Potential savings
$5,728 a year
65% of what you spend today.
- Marketing$2,736Hootsuite, Mailchimp, Wix
- Office time$5,9805 h a week at $23 an hour, estimated
- Alori Business plan−$2,988
Estimated from public list prices checked in November 2026, billed yearly when that's cheaper. Your results will vary. Calls, texts, video and AI work use your plan's monthly credits. What Alori replaces, tool by tool
Change it by asking.
Your app isn’t frozen on day one. Write what you need, the way you’d text it. Alori makes the change and shows you before anything goes live.
- Add a page for our new service to the website
- Post this photo on Facebook and Instagram Tuesday at 9
- Which leads came from Google this month?
- Reply to our new Google reviews
The full guide
Everything above, in detail: how it works, what it replaces and what it does not.
Short answer: Alori puts your marketing in the same app as your CRM: a website it builds and changes when you ask, email campaigns to lists that update themselves, posts on Facebook and Instagram, Google review requests and replies, and lead forms that land on your pipeline. Each lead's record shows how they found you and which pages they read. Every plan has unlimited users, and you can start free.
The problem: six tools to get one lead
A small team usually markets itself with a stack of separate tools:
- A website builder like Wix, Squarespace, WordPress or Webflow, where every change waits for whoever knows it.
- An email tool like Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Klaviyo or Brevo, with a list exported from the CRM and always out of date.
- A social scheduler like Hootsuite or Buffer.
- A review tool like Podium or Birdeye.
- Form and landing page tools like Typeform, whose entries sit in an inbox until someone copies them.
- A CRM somewhere else, so nobody knows which post, ad or page brought the deal.
Each tool has its own login, its own contact list and its own bill. Alori replaces the stack with one app.
What Alori does for marketing
| What you need | What Alori does | What it replaces |
|---|---|---|
| A website that keeps up | Alori builds your website from your current one. You change it by asking in plain words, check the preview, then publish | Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, WordPress |
| Landing pages | Extra pages, or a project with its own address, on the same data as your CRM | Landing page builders |
| Newsletters | Email campaigns to lists by tags, fields or language, which update themselves. Test, schedule, see who opened and clicked | Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Klaviyo, Brevo |
| Social posts | Write a post once and send it to your Facebook Page and Instagram, now or at a set time | Hootsuite, Buffer |
| Google reviews | Ask for a review after each job or conversation. Alori writes a reply to each new Google review, and you press Send | Podium, Birdeye |
| Leads from every form | Site forms, booking pages, Facebook and Instagram lead forms, Webflow forms and any tool with the lead link all land on your pipeline | Typeform, Zapier zaps |
| Know what works in Google | Connect Google Search Console and ask Sam how your site does: searches, clicks and pages Google missed | Checking Search Console by hand |
| Know who visits | Each lead's record shows how they first found your site, their latest visit and the pages they read | Website analytics in another tab |
How it works
- Describe your business and paste your website. Alori reads your site and builds your app and a new website from it, with your wording, photos, logo and colors.
- Change the site by asking. Type "add a page for our SEO audit offer" or point at a spot in the preview. Check it, then click Publish.
- Connect your channels. Connect Facebook & Instagram, Google Business Profile and Google Search Console from Connectors.
- Let the leads come in. A form on your site, a booking, a Facebook lead form or a lead sent from Zapier becomes a deal on the first stage of your pipeline. Someone already in your CRM is found by email first, so nobody is added twice.
- Stay in touch. Send a newsletter to a list that updates itself, post on Facebook and Instagram, and ask happy customers for a Google review.
- See what brought each lead. Open a lead to see their channel, like organic search or paid social, and the pages they read.
Every lead lands in your CRM
The point of marketing is the lead, not the click. In Alori, a request from your website, a booking, a Facebook or Instagram lead form, a Webflow form or a Google Ads lead form arrives as a deal on your pipeline, with the person and their company made for you. For any other tool, copy the Lead link from Connect leads and paste it in the tool's webhook, or forward its notification emails to your lead email. The lead keeps where they came from: the page, the UTMs and the ad click id.
Your website, changed in a sentence
Your first website uses no credits. Ask for a new page, a new section or a new photo in your own words, and see it in the preview with your real data before you publish. Every page goes in your sitemap, History undoes an update, and on the Business plan you use your own domain. See Alori vs Webflow.
What Alori doesn't do yet
- Paid ads on Facebook, Instagram and Google, run from Alori, are in early access on a few accounts. So is Zoe, the AI marketing specialist who makes ad pictures and short videos.
- No posting to LinkedIn or X yet.
- No automated email journeys or drip campaigns: each campaign is sent once.
- No design canvas, online store or blog CMS like Webflow's or WordPress's.
Who it is for
Software companies, agencies and service businesses that want more leads without five marketing tools, and want every lead in the same place as their deals and invoices. See Tech and SaaS, Agencies and Alori for marketing agencies.
Questions
Another question? Ask it when you start.
One app. The website, campaigns, social posts, reviews and leads are parts of Alori, on the same customer records as your CRM, deals and invoices.
Yes. Keep it and send its forms to Alori with the lead link, or the Webflow connection for a Webflow site. Each entry lands on your pipeline as a new lead. Move your site to Alori when you are ready.
Alori is free to start, no card needed, with unlimited users on every plan. Solo starts at $99 a month and Business at $249. AI work, like writing a campaign or a review reply, uses your plan's credits. See pricing.
Yes. Paste your subscribers into Ask Sam, leaving out anyone who unsubscribed in Mailchimp, then tag them and build lists from the tags. Anyone who unsubscribes from an Alori campaign is left out of every campaign after.
Not for everyone yet. Facebook, Instagram and Google ads from Alori are in early access. Leads from your Facebook and Instagram lead forms already land in your CRM on every plan.
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