
Scroll through the four screens below. That is the whole product. There is nothing else to learn, and no step needs anyone technical.
Pick a design and it arrives finished. What you change is your brand and your words: three colours, your font, your logo, and the one thing you want people to do. Click a palette below and watch the design re-colour, then type in the fields and watch it render.
Typing two hundred people in one at a time is what kills adoption on day one. Add them in bulk or upload a CSV, and every signature renders from the brand you set up in step one. One screen shows what is rendered, what is still in the queue, and what needs running again.
Every signature is rendered and hosted, and each person sets theirs once, on the Outlook they already have. No Exchange access, no admin portal, no procurement conversation, and nothing for anyone technical to schedule.
A normal signature tells you nothing. Every Wollip link is UTM-tagged and tracked per person, so you can see sent through to closed won, which CTA worked, and who in your firm is getting attention. This is the Performance screen, which is the home screen of the product.
Sent to closed won, what the channel returned.
Outlook desktop shows the first frame and stops. Ours are built so frame one is a finished composition. The fallback looks deliberate, because it is. Drag the tiles about if you like.
Every design is built around a different CTA, and every one is a template you make yours: your fonts, your three colours, your logo. These are the real files, animating exactly as an inbox renders them. Hover to hold a row still.
An animated email signature is a normal email signature with a moving element in it: a logo that shimmers, or a banner carrying one call to action. Wollip renders that movement to a GIF before it is sent, because email clients strip CSS animation, so it plays in Outlook like any other image.
Outlook, as your firm already has it. Everyone on the team gets their own signature, rendered and hosted, and sets it once. On anything else, ask us and we will be straight with you about where it sits.
No. You add people once and everyone gets their own to set, in about a minute each. No Exchange access, no admin portal, no procurement conversation, and nothing for anyone technical to schedule.
About fifteen minutes for a whole company: your logo, three colours, a font, a design and the one thing you want people to do. After that you only come back for a new starter, a new campaign, or the numbers.
One mailbox is free with no card and no expiry. Paid seats are A$15 for one person, A$12 each from two, and A$10 each from eleven. Over 25 people we quote it.
Every click on the signature CTA, mapped to a funnel you can report on: emails sent, signature impressions, clicks, unique new companies, meetings booked and closed won. Click tracking is on paid plans only.
Yes. One CTA applies company-wide by default, and you can override it for a team or a single person, so sales can run a booking link while everyone else points at a capability statement.
Change it once and re-render everyone from one screen. The copy each person customised carries across, so nobody has to redo their own signature.
Your logo, colours, font, headline and call to action. The layout stays as it was drawn, and every field carries the character limit its artwork allows, so a signature cannot be broken by long text.
Yes. Each design is rendered to a GIF first, and a GIF is just an image to an email client. The contact block underneath is plain HTML, so it still reads correctly if images are blocked.
Create an account and you're straight into the product. Add your logo and your three colours, pick a design, write your CTA, and send yourself a test. Nothing reaches your firm until you invite them.
Prefer to see the numbers first? Pricing is here.

I'm Farquhar. I built Wollip, and I still design every day. If the templates aren't quite your brand, tell me and we will make something that is.