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Every client's newsletter, from one login.
Stop keeping a password manager full of client accounts and a spreadsheet of which platform each one is on. Run them all from one place, with each client's data kept properly apart.
“We already juggle client accounts. How is this different from more of the same?”
Because it is one account with several sites underneath it, rather than several accounts you happen to own. Sites are separated at the data layer, not by a filter in the interface, and you decide which of your team can see which client. You are not logging out of one thing to log into another.
Several sites, one account
Run up to five publications from a single login, each with its own domain, design, list, tiers and Stripe account. Switch between them without signing out.
Your team, scoped per client
Invite staff and give each person access to the clients they actually work on. Sign-in supports Google and Microsoft, and single sign-on is available on Business.
The client keeps their own payments
Each site connects its own Stripe account, so subscription revenue goes to the client directly and never passes through you. That is usually a lot easier to explain than the alternative.
It fits the stack the client already has
Members sync into whichever of ten marketing platforms the client already pays for, and sending can go out through their own provider under their own reputation.
What matters most here
Your own Stripe account
One click connects your account. The money lands in your balance.
Email tool sync
Keep the marketing tool you already pay for. Members sync both ways.
Bring your own sending
Send through your own provider, under your own reputation.
Admin and Content APIs
Read and write everything the interface can, programmatically.
Webhooks
Fire an event at your own systems when something happens here.
Themes and design
Your own look, on your own domain, with full template control.
Your tribe. Your tale.
Your terms.
Start free, bring your list over, and keep every cent your readers pay you.
2,500 subscribers free · no card · 0% of your revenue, ever