Mailpiece next to the others
Newsletter tools grew into marketing software, and Mailpiece went the other way.
- vs Mailchimp
A marketing suite. Pick it for journeys, ads and a team.
- vs Substack
Pick it if you want its network to find readers for you.
- vs Kit
Pick it to sell products to your list.
- vs Ghost
Pick it for a full publication with memberships and themes.
- vs Buttondown
Pick it for paid subscriptions, if you don't mind who sends.
- vs beehiiv
Pick it if you want ads and referrals to grow your list.
- vs Brevo
Pick it for email, texts and a CRM in one place.
- vs Constant Contact
Pick it to market a small business, events and all.
- vs HEY World
Pick it if you live in HEY and only want to write.
- vs Keila
Pick it for open-source campaigns from a service hosted in the EU.
- vs listmonk
Pick it to run lists and campaigns at scale, your own way.
- vs MailerLite
A marketing kit. Pick it for funnels, pages and a shop.
- vs Pagecord
Pick it for a blog first, with email on the side.
- vs Sendy
Pick it to send through Amazon for several brands or clients.
- vs WordPress.com
Pick it for a whole hosted website, with posts mailed too.
- vs WordPress.org
Pick it for a website of your own, with a newsletter plugin on top.
Your newsletter, on your server, today
Install it, open it, and write your first issue. Connect your mail provider when you're ready to send.