Broadcast
Newsletters that land, paced so they keep landing.
Write in the composer, send to a list, and watch the campaign go out in paced waves over hours or days, with pause, resume and cancel along the way.
How it works
From a draft to a paced send.
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Write it
Write in rich text or HTML, with merge tags for your contact fields. Publishing builds the HTML and plain-text parts, and refuses a missing subject, markup that cannot be sent, or a merge tag your account does not have.
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Pick who gets it
Send to every active contact or to one list. Anyone who unsubscribed, bounced or never subscribed is left out, whatever lists they are on.
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Send it, paced
A new account sends to 500 recipients first, then 2,500, 10,000 and 50,000, moving up a stage only once the last one's results are in and bounces and complaints are low. High rates hold sending. Each campaign goes out a wave a minute.
Leaving Mailchimp
Bring your Mailchimp list.
Upload the CSVs Mailchimp exports. Each contact's consent is graded from what Mailchimp recorded, only subscribed contacts become active, unsubscribed and cleaned addresses become suppressions, and the report stays on the import for later.
Tracking
Opens and clicks, counted honestly.
Open and click tracking is something an account owner turns on in settings, and it only covers marketing email. Receipts and resets are never tracked. Each recipient counts once, rates are taken over everyone a campaign was sent to, and a fetch within ten seconds of delivery or from a self-declared bot is left out.
Forms and archive
A subscribe form you can paste anywhere, and a public archive of what you sent.
Each form gets its own public page and a one-line script for your site. A signup gets a confirmation email and joins the list once they confirm. Sent campaigns get a page in a public archive with a feed, on by default, and turning it off in settings keeps later campaigns out.
Start with the email you already send.
Connect a domain, send your first receipt through the API, and bring your list over when you're ready.