Broader ownership
You want a partner managing the monthly retention rhythm, not isolated tasks.
Full Management
YEP becomes the operating layer behind your retention channel—planning, producing, testing, and improving the work while your team stays focused on the business.
Up to 12 production units across email, SMS, push, and pop ups.
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The fit
For brands ready to hand YEP broader monthly responsibility—not just a longer production list.
You want a partner managing the monthly retention rhythm, not isolated tasks.
Consistent cross-channel production regularly needs more than Lite's six-unit band.
Resends, flows, deliverability, reporting, and optimization need accountable attention.
You want the work driven forward without building the full function internally.
Pipeline Install comes first. Full Management cannot optimize lifecycle systems that have not been responsibly built.
What you get
Strategy, production, performance, and optimization working as one operating loop.
Campaigns, flow priorities, launches, promotions, tests, and business moments arranged into one production system.
Fast feedback, approvals, updates, and visible decision ownership.
Email, SMS, push, and pop ups assigned where the plan needs them.
Standard-to-deep reporting with useful context instead of decorative numbers.
Resends require fresh segment logic, subject rationale, and timing justification.
Stronger prioritization, active testing, and up to 3 revision rounds inside the normal band.
Reviewing the ESP plan and account posture to avoid preventable waste.
Monitoring, diagnosis, and prioritized improvements that help messages keep landing.
The operating depth
Full Management includes active flow ownership and deeper optimization. It does not mean unlimited rebuilds, invented offers, or invisible scope expansion.
Planning, production, and justified resends. Resends do not consume a monthly production unit, but still require approval and QA.
Recurring key-flow review, prioritized fixes, and copy or design updates where the operating signal supports them.
Deliverability optimization, billing awareness, and active monitoring of avoidable operational drag.
A maintained test queue, deeper performance context, and recommendations connected to what the account actually shows.
Account-specific goals are set after onboarding, source review, and the first approved strategy—not invented on a sales page.
The unit model
For Full Management, one finished asset equals one unit. Mix and match across channels as the approved plan changes.
One finished email = one unit.
One finished SMS = one unit.
One finished push notification = one unit.
One finished pop up = one unit.
Type an amount for each channel. All four fields share one twelve-unit limit.
0 of 12 units allocated: no units selected. 12 remaining.
Illustrative only. This does not reserve production, submit a plan, or change package scope.
Unused production units roll over as future production credits. They do not reduce later invoices and are not cash credits or refunds.
The full monthly package fee remains due regardless of how many available production units are used.
There is no minimum commitment or lock-in by default. YEP recommends staying at least 90 days to evaluate baselines, execution, and trend consistency.
The operating rhythm
Set goals, audiences, offers, priorities, source material, and approval ownership.
Build the content calendar, priority stack, unit mix, and test queue.
Create the approved email, SMS, push, and pop-up work inside the package band.
Move approved work through QA and launch; resend only when the operating case is real.
Read the signal, document the result, and carry the next priority into the following cycle.
Then the loop repeats—with the receipts intact.
Give retention a team behind it
Full Management is YEP's deepest standard operating band for a single qualified brand.