Letterpress Mail

Pricing

Free for the first 100 subscribers.

Every plan uses the same markdown editor, the same archive and the same delivery. What you choose is how many readers the list can hold, and how much of the tool you get beyond the writing.

Four plans, one tool.

Free

Free tier

100

subscribers

For a first list and a first year of issues.

  • Markdown editor with a rendered preview
  • Hosted archive for every issue
  • Subscriber list with names and tags
  • One broadcast per issue
  • CSV export of the whole list

Quarto

500

subscribers

For a newsletter that has found its readers.

  • Everything in the free tier
  • Analytics on opens and clicks
  • Welcome email for new subscribers
  • Up to 500 subscribers

Folio

2,000

subscribers

For a weekly that grew by word of mouth.

  • Everything in Quarto
  • Up to 2,000 subscribers

Broadside

10,000

subscribers

For a publication with a back catalogue.

  • Everything in Folio
  • Up to 10,000 subscribers

In every plan, including the free one.

  • WritingMarkdown editor with a rendered preview
  • ArchiveEvery issue at an address of its own
  • ListNames, tags, signup dates and states
  • DeliveryOne broadcast per issue, to confirmed readers
  • ExportThe whole list as a CSV, whenever you ask
  • RevenueNo percentage of what readers pay you

When the list grows.

  1. 1

    Write and send on the free tier.

    100 subscribers
  2. 2

    Pass 100 and pick the ceiling that fits the list you have.

    500 · 2,000 · 10,000
  3. 3

    Keep every draft, every issue and every address you arrived with.

    Nothing deleted

Questions writers ask first.

What counts as a subscriber?

Every person you keep on the list counts toward the ceiling, whatever state they are in. Delete someone and the place is free again.

Do you take a cut of what readers pay me?

No. If you charge readers for your work, that arrangement is between you and them, and no percentage of it comes to us.

Can I take my list with me?

Yes. Export the whole list as a CSV at any time — addresses, names, tags and signup dates included — and import it into another tool the same day.

How does an issue actually get delivered?

Delivery is part of the product. You write the issue and send it; there is no sending service to sign up for, no API key to paste and no mail settings to keep.