edrone

Polish e-commerce CRM bundling web push with email, SMS and WhatsApp, free up to 200 contacts

Quick Overview

Company edrone sp. z o.o. (KRS 0000537197, NIP 676-248-20-64)
Category Push Notifications Alternatives
Headquarters Kraków, Poland
Founded 2015
EU Presence EU (Poland)
Data Location Amazon Web Services; no region named in the privacy policy
Open Source No
Pricing Free plan up to 200 active contacts (500 messages/month incl. 100 SMS), no card required; paid plans scale with active-contact count, figures not published; individual quote above 10,000 contacts
Free Option Free plan rather than a trial
Replaces Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Insider

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Free plan up to 200 contacts, unlimited in time, no card required
  • Push notifications automated alongside email, SMS and WhatsApp
  • Polish company with KRS, NIP and REGON all published
  • AI decides channel and timing for abandoned-cart recovery
  • A decade in the Kraków ecommerce-tooling market

Cons

  • Paid-tier prices not published; only the free tier and the >10,000-contact quote threshold are
  • Hosted on Amazon Web Services with no region named
  • No security certification claimed
  • WhatsApp access requires a paid plan
  • Push notification capabilities documented mainly as marketing copy, not a technical spec page

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is edrone?

edrone is registered as edrone sp. z o.o. at ul. Lekarska 1 in Kraków, KRS 0000537197, NIP 676-248-20-64, incorporated on 7 January 2015. It positions itself as the first eCRM built specifically for ecommerce, and web push sits alongside email, SMS and WhatsApp inside AI-timed automation scenarios such as abandoned-cart recovery, where the system chooses the channel and the moment rather than a marketer configuring three separate campaigns by hand.

Where is edrone based?

edrone operates from Kraków, Poland, which places it under EU (Poland).

What does edrone cost?

Free plan up to 200 active contacts (500 messages/month incl. 100 SMS), no card required; paid plans scale with active-contact count, figures not published; individual quote above 10,000 contacts. Free plan rather than a trial.

Who is edrone best for?

Polish ecommerce brands wanting push bundled free into a small CRM. AI-timed channel choice: edrone decides whether an abandoned cart gets a push notification, an email or an SMS, rather than a marketer configuring three separate campaigns.

What are the drawbacks of edrone?

Paid-tier prices not published; only the free tier and the >10,000-contact quote threshold are. Hosted on Amazon Web Services with no region named. No security certification claimed. WhatsApp access requires a paid plan. Push notification capabilities documented mainly as marketing copy, not a technical spec page.

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Daniel Brandt

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