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Newsletter + audience

Publish on the web. Reach readers by email.

Your blog and newsletter should not become two separate archives. onwrite keeps the public post and the email edition together.

A newsletter platform inside your writing website.

onwrite lets each blog collect email subscribers and send published posts as newsletter campaigns. Readers discover the writing on your site, choose to subscribe, and receive new work without you copying it into a separate email product.

Discovery, subscription, and delivery in one place.

01

Subscribers from your site

A built-in signup page gives readers a direct way to join. Confirmation and unsubscribe flows are handled as part of the same public site.

02

Posts become issues

Choose published writing from your dashboard and send it to your audience without rebuilding the article in a second editor.

03

A clear audience view

See subscribers and campaign activity beside the writing and site that attracted them, with plan limits stated before you send.

Grow an audience around the work you already publish.

The newsletter starts on your website and returns people to it, instead of creating a second disconnected home.

  1. 1

    Publish useful writing

    Give each issue a permanent web page that can be found, linked, shared, and read before someone subscribes.

  2. 2

    Invite the next read

    Share the newsletter signup address and let interested readers confirm their subscription themselves.

  3. 3

    Send from the source

    Select the published post, review the campaign, and deliver it from the same dashboard where it was written.

Make every published idea an invitation to return.

Start the website, publish useful work, and grow the newsletter from the same place.

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