Paste the thread
Drop in the buyer message, custom-order detail, or shipping question you need to answer now.
AI reply drafts for Etsy sellers
Turn buyer threads into send-ready replies.
ReplyLoom turns one customer message into a clean reply draft and a next step so your shop moves faster without sounding scripted.
Etsy sellers Custom orders Buyer replies
How it works
Keep the workflow narrow and obvious.
The first slice is built for one job: get a clean customer reply out of your head and into the message thread with less friction.
Pick the tone
Warm, firm, or concise keeps the reply aligned to your shop voice without making you rewrite it.
Send it and move on
ReplyLoom returns a send-ready answer and a next step so the thread does not linger in your inbox.
What you get
Reply writing that feels like a shop owner wrote it.
- Specific replies for shipping, replacements, and custom requests
- A reply draft that sounds like a shop owner, not a template robot
- Built-in next steps so you can keep production moving
- Saved drafts for repeated questions across similar orders
Product output
The app opens with a buyer message editor, a tone picker, and a reply preview so the user sees value as soon as the signup wall is cleared.
Primary action
Paste a buyer message and generate a reply
Durable signup and draft storage in Postgres
Analytics and feedback events wired into the live app
Pricing intent
One plan while the first slice proves demand.
The revenue path is intentionally simple: a clear pricing page, a visible $19/mo plan, and a signup CTA that routes straight into the product.
Starter
For one Etsy shop
$19
per month
Questions
The first build is narrow on purpose.
Is the generated reply ready to send?
Yes. The draft is intentionally short and specific so you can paste, tweak, and send without starting from scratch.
What kind of messages work best?
Custom-order changes, shipping delays, replacement requests, and polite follow-ups are the best fit for the first slice.
Does the app keep my drafts?
Yes. Drafts are stored in Postgres so you can revisit the thread, reuse wording, and keep the reply history durable.
Ready to try it