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Newsletters

Newsletters that respect the inbox (and GDPR).

Lists, segments, forms and campaigns in the same place as your email, with the safeguards you need to reach the inbox and stay compliant.

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Lists, segments and subscribers

Organise contacts into lists, build rule-based segments and get to know every subscriber.

  • Dynamic segments with AND/OR rules
  • CSV import
  • Subscriber profiles with history and engagement

Signup forms everywhere

Forms to embed on your site or show at the counter, with consent text ready to go.

  • Footer, popup and landing page forms
  • QR codes for your shop
  • Double opt-in

A check before every send

Before it goes out, each campaign is checked for authentication, content and accessibility.

  • Spam-trigger and link analysis
  • One-click unsubscribe (RFC 8058) and postal address
  • Plain-text version and alt-text suggestions

Respect your readers

Sending rules designed not to wear out your subscribers.

  • Recipient quiet hours
  • Weekly send cap per contact
  • Resend to non-openers with an alternative subject

Consent and GDPR

Every signup is recorded, and every data-subject request takes a few clicks.

  • Consent log (time, IP, form)
  • Data export as JSON or CSV
  • Erasure for the right to be forgotten (Art. 17)

Reports and suppression list

See what works and keep out the people who shouldn’t receive mail.

  • Sent, delivered, opened, clicked funnel
  • Clicks per link and activity by hour
  • Automatic suppression of unsubscribes, bounces and complaints

What isn’t there yet

  • Automations (welcome, birthday, win-back) are coming soon, not available yet.

Frequently asked questions

Can I run an A/B test?

Yes, on the subject line: prepare two variants and pick which to send based on the results.

Could newsletters hurt my everyday email?

Send campaigns from a dedicated subdomain (for example news.yourdomain.com) so newsletter reputation stays separate from your day-to-day mail.