Keep your brands straight.
Make your message clear.
Mailement is the newsletter workspace for serial entrepreneurs and editorial teams running mail for more than one brand. One login, separate identities, no juggling six tools and six accounts.
Give each brand a character that fits its reader
Every brand is its own character. Brand A asks questions one way; Brand C tells stories another. The voices are different because the readers are different — and that's the whole point.
My method: pick one real reader per brand, sketch them in vivid detail, and write every issue as if you're sending it to that one person.
Read the issue →One workspace.
Every brand you run.
If you've ever paid for three newsletter tools to send three newsletters, this is the one we built for you. Switch brands the way you switch tabs — each one keeps its own subscribers, sending domain, and visual identity, but the workspace is shared.
- Per-brand from-name, reply-to, and verified sending domain
- Separated audiences — subscribers never bleed between brands
- One login, one bill. Stop juggling six tools.
Write once. Theme automatically.
Your composer stays the same no matter which brand you're sending from — but each issue picks up that brand's color, logo, and from-name automatically. No copy-pasting templates between accounts. No "wait, which one am I in right now?"
- Markdown with a live preview as you type
- Personalization tokens for name and manage links
- Send a test to yourself, then schedule when to ship
Compare your brands without spreadsheets.
One cross-brand dashboard shows every newsletter's subscribers, opens, and deliveries in the same view. You can finally answer "which side is growing?" without pulling three CSVs and a calculator.
- Issue-level deltas, not just averages
- Apple Mail Privacy Protection acknowledged in our open math
- Auto-suppression for bounced & complained addresses
Drip series for every brand, with the same composer.
Build multi-step sequences that fire when someone signs up, picks a specific topic, clicks a public enrollment link, or is enrolled by you or your API. Every step uses the full WYSIWYG composer — no second-class editor for automated mail. Five trigger types, idempotent enrollment, a cron that runs every ten minutes.
- Per-step delay in days, hours, or minutes — live readout
- Public
/d/<slug>links you can share anywhere - Drag-to-reorder steps · start from a template
Signup forms, an API, and webhooks for the rest.
Each brand gets a hosted signup form at mailement.com/<brand>/subscribe, an iframe snippet for your website, and a JSON API so you can build a custom form in your own stack. Webhooks fire on confirm, unsubscribe, bounce, and complaint — signed with HMAC so your CRM can trust the POST.
- Per-brand bearer tokens scoped to one brand
- Topics, custom fields, drip enrollment — all addressable
- One-click migration from Mailchimp, Substack, Kit, Beehiiv, Buttondown, Ghost
Priced by the size of your market.
Most newsletter tools think you have one flag. Mailement lets all your flags fly — start with two for free.
For operators finding their first few hundred readers.
- 500 subscribers
- 1–2 brands, your sending domains
- Unlimited issues
- Themed templates & Markdown composer
- Honest analytics
- CSV upload / download
For writers shipping more than two things, more often.
- 2,500 subscribers
- 3–5 brands, separate domains
- Scheduled sends
- Drip sequencing
- Priority email support
For small editorial teams running several publications.
- 20,000 subscribers
- Unlimited brands & teammates
- Remove Mailement logo
- Custom feature options
All plans include the composer, the multi-brand workspace, and honest analytics. Over 20,000 subscribers? Tell us about your list.
I built Mailement because I was wiring six newsletters from six different accounts and all the open windows were becoming a circus. This app is for writers and entrepreneurs like me: one place, six brands, every voice clear and true.
Own all your newsletters in one place.
Two brands and 500 subscribers free. No credit card. No juggling separate tools — just one workspace built for operators who run more than one thing.