That's it. That's the pitch. Same features, half the fees. You write, you earn, you keep more.
Say you're making $10k/month from your newsletter. Here's where it goes:
Stripe fees are the same everywhere. The only difference is what the platform takes.
Yes. Here's what you get:
Not some janky thing we threw together. Images, embeds, formatting — it all works.
Opens, clicks, subscriber growth. Simple dashboard, no PhD required.
Connect Stripe, set a price, done. Money goes to you, minus 5% (and Stripe's cut).
Let your readers engage. Or turn it off if you prefer peace and quiet.
Coming from Substack or Mailchimp? Bring your subscribers with you. We made it easy.
Free newsletter? Free forever. Want to charge readers? We take 5%. That's the whole pricing page.
No credit card. No "trial period". Just free.
Only on paid subscriptions. Free subs = $0.
Stripe takes ~3% too. We don't control that part.
We were building a newsletter and looked at Substack's pricing. 10% of revenue seemed steep for what is essentially sending emails and hosting a website.
So we built our own. Turns out other people wanted the same thing. Here we are.
There's no VC funding pushing us to maximize revenue. No shareholders demanding growth at all costs. Just a small team that thinks 5% is fair and 10% isn't.
Your writing, your audience, more of your money.
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