The questions that come up first.

The newsletter workspace for people who run more than one brand. One login, every brand. You compose in Markdown, target a topic, schedule it (or send now), and the system handles delivery, tracking, and the boring parts of list hygiene — separately and cleanly per brand. Built by a serial entrepreneur for his own six brands first.

Serial entrepreneurs running newsletters for multiple businesses, agency and media managers writing for several clients, and editorial teams who publish more than one masthead. If you've ever opened three different newsletter tools in three different tabs, this is for you.

If you only ever plan to run one newsletter from one brand, Substack or Beehiiv will probably serve you fine. Mailement earns its keep when there's a second brand.

The big one: multi-brand is the default. You can run several newsletters from one workspace, each with its own sending domain and visual identity, without paying for several accounts or juggling several logins. Most newsletter tools assume one author = one publication; Mailement assumes one operator = several brands.

The smaller one: no recommendation network, no algorithmic discovery, no upsell to a paid newsletter marketplace. The product is the tool, not a platform.

No. We don't train models on your content, sell subscriber lists, or share data with advertisers. The Privacy page covers this in more detail.

Yes — and we recommend it. Each brand sets up its own sending subdomain (e.g., news.yourdomain.com or letters.yourdomain.com — avoid mail., which conflicts with Google Workspace's default MX usage) which you verify by adding a few DNS records. The result is that your emails come from your domain, build your domain's sending reputation, and stay yours if you ever leave.

It's a per-brand toggle. Default is double opt-in (subscriber gets a confirmation email and has to click before being added), which is the right default for deliverability and GDPR. Single opt-in is one click away if you'd rather skip the confirmation step.

We acknowledge it. Apple Mail pre-fetches images for many recipients, which inflates open counts. We don't try to hide that — we label opens as "rough indicator, not gospel" and deduplicate per recipient. Delivery and bounce stats come straight from Resend webhooks, so those are accurate.

Yes. The three-step CSV import wizard lives at /admin/import — upload, map columns, confirm. There's a per-platform migration guide for Mailchimp, Substack, Kit, Beehiiv, Buttondown, and Ghost showing exactly which export to grab and how its columns line up with Mailement's fields and topics.

Yes — a small, focused JSON API: subscribe, unsubscribe, add/remove tags, and enroll a subscriber in a drip series. Per-brand bearer tokens you generate at /admin/api-keys. CORS is open on the subscribe endpoints so you can POST directly from your own site. Outbound webhooks fire signed payloads on subscriber events. Full reference at /docs/api.

Yes. Drip series at /admin/drips let you build multi-step sequences using the same composer as your regular mail. Trigger on signup, on picking a specific topic at signup, on a public link click (/d/<slug>), via the API, or by manually enrolling someone from the subscriber detail page. Each step has its own delay in days, hours, or minutes.

Yes. Subscribers, campaigns, and analytics export to CSV with one click. Your readers are yours.

David Brundige, a serial entrepreneur running six brands of his own. He got tired of running newsletters out of six different tools, so he built one. You can write to him directly at hello@mail.mailement.com.

Yes, up to 500 subscribers per workspace, indefinitely. No credit card required. Paid plans start at $35/month when you grow past that. See pricing for the details.