Email, social scheduling, and a booking calendar — run for you.
Whole campaigns, pulled from what your business actually does — not another tool with its own tab open all day.
Who it's for
Freelancers, consultants, coaches, and local service pros who know they should be marketing consistently and don't have a spare afternoon a week to do it. /for/coaches covers the booking-plus-content version of this for a coaching practice specifically.
Email and social, drafted and scheduled
Ace drafts and schedules emails and social posts for you — you approve, it goes out. No blank page, no separate scheduler tab to remember to check.
A real signup list, not a guess
A signup form with an incentive — a discount code, first word on something new — turns a visitor into an address you can actually market to later, instead of a session that leaves and never comes back.
A built-in booking calendar
Take appointments without a separate scheduling app that doesn't know anything else about the business — a booking becomes a customer record, not a calendar invite that goes nowhere.
Campaigns pulled from what you actually do
Marketing works hand-in-hand with your creative studio, so it reflects the real business — the services you offer, the area you work in — not generic filler that could be any business.
One list, not five
Email, social, and booking draw from the same customer list your CRM already keeps — so a campaign isn't a separate audience you have to rebuild or re-export. Someone who signs up on the site is the same person who shows up on their next invoice.
Consent handled properly
An SMS or email list is only worth having if people actually opted in, and if you can prove it later. Consent is captured at signup — not assumed — so a text list isn't a liability sitting behind a checkbox nobody reads.
It doesn't stop at launch
A lot of marketing tools are great for the first campaign and then sit unused because setting up the next one is its own project. This is built to keep going — drafted, sent for approval, scheduled — the recurring work, not just the one-time push.
Approve, don't author
Writing the next post or email is the step that gets skipped when the week gets busy — not because the business has nothing to say, but because sitting down to write it is its own task. Here the draft shows up first; the work left for you is a read-through and a tap, not a blank page.
A calendar that knows who's booking
A booking through the built-in calendar isn't a name and a time slot floating on its own — it ties back to the same customer record everything else in Runza uses, so a repeat client shows up as a repeat client, not a stranger who happens to share a name with someone from three months ago.
Built for a list you can actually reach
A list that's never messaged isn't a list, it's a spreadsheet. Because email, social, and the signup form all draw from the same customer record, reaching that list isn't a separate export-and-upload step — it's already the audience the next campaign is drafted for.
MANE — a discount-code signup that's actually built in
MANE's site carries a real "Get on the list" signup with a 10% first-order discount code and SMS consent, collecting name, email, and phone — the kind of list-building mechanic that's usually a separate app with its own login.
See MANE's site breakdown →Questions, answered
Do I have to write the emails and posts myself?+
No — Ace drafts them for you, pulled from what your business actually does. You approve before anything goes out.
Is the booking calendar a separate tool?+
No — it's built in, and a booking becomes part of the same customer record the rest of Runza already tracks.
Will the content sound generic, like a template?+
It's built from your actual business — your services, your area, your voice — not a one-size-fits-all campaign.
Do I need a separate email marketing or social scheduling tool?+
For most solo businesses, no — drafting, scheduling, and the customer list it all sends to live in Runza already.
Can I offer a discount code to get people to sign up?+
Yes — a signup form can carry its own incentive (a discount code, early access) and collect email or phone, with consent handled properly.
See how this fits with everything else Runza runs for you.