3–6 hours
The average time creators spend on a single weekly newsletter
Your weekly newsletter shouldn’t take six hours to write.
Letterable brings your research, writing, and sending into one place.
So you spend your time on ideas, not on fighting tools.
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The problem
The newsletter creation problem, in numbers
80%
Of that time goes to research, writing, and formatting — not sending
3–5 tools
The average creator's newsletter workflow, scattered across apps
96%
Growth in newsletter creation on major platforms in 2024 alone
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The newsletter tax you pay every week
Before and after Letterable
The 13-step nightmare (before you hit send)
13 steps- Open three browser tabs for research
- Scroll Reddit and X for 45 minutes
- Save links in a Notion doc nobody will find later
- Switch to Google Docs to start the draft
- Realize you're not sure what angle to take
- Spend 30 minutes on the intro alone
- Copy the draft into your email tool
- Watch the formatting completely break
- Spend 20 minutes fixing the layout
- Write five subject line options, hate all of them
- Send a test email to yourself
- Read it on your phone and find three mistakes
- Finally, reluctantly, click send
This is what 6 hours feels like.
The Letterable way: four steps
- 1Connect your sources — Tell Letterable where to look. X, Reddit, RSS, your Notion workspace, competitor newsletters. Ten seconds of setup.
- 2See what's trending — LetterRadar surfaces what your audience is already talking about. Pick your angles before you write a word.
- 3Write in your editor — Draft in LetterEditor, a Notion-like canvas built for newsletter writers. No formatting fights. No broken layouts.
- 4Send with your provider — Keep using the email provider you already have. No migration. No list transfer. Just click send.
From blank page to sent newsletter. One tool. One tab.
Everything you need to write great newsletters. Nothing you don't.
Letterable replaces your research tabs, your AI subscription, your Notion drafts, and your email editor. Here's how it works in practice.
01 — Step 1
Connect your world
Tell Letterable where to look — X, Reddit, RSS feeds, Notion, saved URLs, even competitor newsletters. LetterRadar indexes them in real time so the freshest ideas are always one click away.
02 — Step 2
Build your newsletter
LetterStorm helps you find the angle when you're stuck. LetterDigest formats your links in seconds. LetterEditor gives you a clean, distraction-free space to put it all together. By the time you're writing, the hard part is already done.
03 — Step 3
Send with the provider you already use
Letterable is the creation layer. Your email provider — Mailgun, SendGrid, Postmark, or any SMTP setup — handles the sending. Your list stays yours. Your infrastructure stays intact. We just make everything that comes before the send button faster.
Six tools. One workflow. Zero tab-switching.
Every feature in Letterable was built to solve a specific problem creators hit every single week.
LetterStorm
Break the blank page. Every time.
Staring at an empty draft isn't a creativity problem — it's an infrastructure problem. LetterStorm generates subject line options, hooks, and full outlines in seconds, trained on your tone and your audience. You're not getting generic AI output. You're getting a brainstorm from someone who actually knows your niche.
Best for: Getting unstuck, subject line variations, testing angles before you commit.
AI Active
Give me 3 punchy subject lines for a post about "Deep Work".
Letterable
- 1.Stop drowning in shallow work.
- 2.The 4-hour focus protocol.
- 3.Why you're always tired.
Consistency is key.
It is absolutely essential that you ensure that you write every single day to build an audience that trusts you.
It is absolutely essential that you ensure that you write every single day to build an audience that trusts you.
LetterTweaker
Your second editor — already inside the draft.
LetterTweaker gives you real-time suggestions as you write: tighten this sentence, shift this tone, cut this paragraph in half. It's not about making your writing sound like AI. It's about making your writing sound like you on your best day.
Best for: Editing passes, tightening copy before send, adjusting tone for different audiences.
LetterRadar
Know what your audience cares about before you write a word.
LetterRadar connects to X, Reddit, your RSS feeds, and any custom source you define. It surfaces what's trending in your specific niche — not the whole internet, just the corners that matter to your readers. You come into every draft with context. That's a different kind of confidence.
Best for: Content research, staying on top of niche trends, fresh angles on evergreen topics.
SourcesLive
Recent topicsAI Research
From X (Twitter)
Updated 2m ago
AI agents for research workflows
12.4k posts•suggested
Founder-led marketing playbooks
8.1k posts•suggested
What to automate in your newsletter pipeline
2.9k posts•suggested
Pick a source → see fresh ideas instantly.
Add to draftLetterDigest
Your 'Weekly Finds' section, done in ten seconds.
Paste a URL. LetterDigest reads the page, pulls the key point, and formats a blurb that fits your voice — ready to drop straight into your newsletter. No more summarizing articles by hand, no more awkward transitions between your words and someone else's link.
Best for: Curated newsletters, "here's what I've been reading" sections, link roundups.
Tech Analysis
Aggregator Theory 2.0
Ben Thompson argues that AI is shifting value from aggregators back to content creators. A must-read for anyone building a media business.
Stratechery15m read
Post: Growth Hacks
OCT 12
Issue #45: Monetization
Guest: Sarah Drasner
LetterBoard
Plan a month of newsletters in one afternoon.
Drag ideas onto the canvas. LetterBoard suggests the right sequence, spacing, and angles based on your publishing cadence and audience patterns. Sunday-night scrambling is a choice. With LetterBoard, it doesn't have to be yours.
Best for: Content calendar planning, batching newsletter creation, maintaining consistency without burning out.
LetterEditor
Write like you think. Not like you code.
LetterEditor is a Notion-like canvas built specifically for newsletter writers. No toolbars fighting for your attention. No HTML bleeding through when you paste something. Headings, lists, links, and callouts the way your brain already thinks in them. You write. The formatting follows.
Best for: The actual writing. The part that matters most.
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A simple editor that feels effortless
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Write like you always do. The quick styler appears exactly when you need it.
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Highlight text → style instantly. No toolbars taking over your screen.
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Add headings, lists, links, and emphasis in one beat.
Every major email platform does one thing well. We built the tool that does them together.
This isn't about which platform is "best." It's about what you actually need to write and send great newsletters every week.
| Feature | Beehiiv | Kit | Substack | Flodesk | Letterable |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI content curation | |||||
| Notion-like writing editor | |||||
| Takes % of your revenue | 10% | ||||
| Flat, predictable pricing | |||||
| Built-in content research | |||||
| Beautiful email templates | |||||
| Bring your own ESP | |||||
| Simple automation | Limited |
A few things worth saying plainly: Beehiiv's monetization tools are genuinely excellent. Kit's automation builder is powerful and mature. Substack has built something culturally significant. If you're primarily a publisher looking for a monetization platform or an advanced automation builder, those tools may serve you better. Letterable is built for creators who want to spend their time writing—not configuring, not copy-pasting, and not paying a platform 10% of what they earn.
What creators say about their newsletter workflow
- “
I used to spend my entire Sunday on my newsletter. Research, writing, formatting — it all bled into Monday. Now I get it done in a couple of hours on Saturday morning and actually enjoy it.”
- “
The subject line tool alone is worth it. I've been sending newsletters for two years and I still hate writing subject lines. LetterStorm gives me five options in ten seconds and at least two of them are better than what I would have written.”
- “
I kept my Beehiiv list and just connected it to Letterable for the writing and research. Best of both worlds — the creation side is night and day compared to doing it manually.”
Your voice
AI that works with your voice. Not instead of it.
Most AI writing tools have one setting: generic. You put in a prompt and get back something that could have been written for anyone, about anything. Letterable works differently.
Every suggestion LetterStorm and LetterTweaker make is informed by your existing content — your phrasing, your sentence rhythm, the way you make a point. The goal isn't to write your newsletter for you. The goal is to make you faster at writing it yourself.
Your voice, amplified. Not replaced.
Generic AI
“Here are some key takeaways that might be useful for your audience.”
Your voice
“So here’s what I actually think — and why it matters for you.”
Letterable learns from how you write — so suggestions sound like you.
Pricing that grows with you. Not against you.
One thing we'll never do: send you a bill that's four times bigger than last year because your audience grew.
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Free Forever
$0/month
For creators starting out and testing the waters.
- Up to 500 subscribers
- 1 connected source
- 5 newsletters per month
- Basic LetterEditor
- Letterable branding on emails
Get started free
No credit card required
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Creator
$19/month
or $159/year — 2 months free
For growing creators ready to get serious.
- Up to 5,000 subscribers
- 5 connected sources (X, Reddit, RSS, Notion, URLs)
- Unlimited newsletters
- Full LetterStorm + LetterTweaker + LetterDigest
- LetterRadar (standard refresh)
- All templates
- Remove Letterable branding
- 1 email provider integration
Start 14-day free trial
No credit card. Cancel anytime.
Pro
$49/month
or $409/year — 2 months free
For monetizing creators, coaches, and consultants.
- Up to 25,000 subscribers
- Unlimited connected sources
- LetterRadar (live refresh)
- LetterBoard (AI content calendar)
- A/B subject line testing
- Advanced analytics
- 3 email provider integrations
- Priority support
Start 14-day free trial
No credit card. Cancel anytime.
Studio
$99/month
or $829/year — 2 months free
For high-volume creators and small teams.
- Up to 100,000 subscribers
- Everything in Pro
- Up to 5 team seats
- Custom brand kit
- API access
- White-label option
- Dedicated onboarding
Talk to us
Let's figure out if Studio is right for you
If Letterable doesn't save you at least 2 hours on your first newsletter, email us and we'll refund your first month.
No hoops. No questions designed to talk you out of it. Just a refund.
Pricing FAQ
What happens when I hit my subscriber limit?
You'll get a notification 30 days before you reach your tier limit. Upgrading takes one click — no data migration, no interruption to your newsletters.
Do you take a percentage of my revenue?
Never. What you earn from your newsletter is yours entirely. Letterable charges a flat monthly fee and nothing else.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. No annual contracts on monthly plans, no cancellation fees. You keep all content you've created.
I'm currently on Kit / Beehiiv — how hard is it to switch?
The import takes about ten minutes. Your subscriber list, your tags, and your sending history come with you. We have a guide for every major platform.
Is there a free trial of Pro?
Yes. Every paid tier comes with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required. You'll see the full product before you pay for anything.
Built by creators who were tired of the same tools
Letterable was started by David and Geri.
David is a copywriter and content strategist who spent years sending newsletters and watching the same hour-wasting workflow repeat itself every single week: five tabs open, content spread across three tools, formatting breaking in the email editor, Sunday evenings gone. He knew the problem wasn't the writing — it was everything around the writing.
Geri is the developer who built what David described. Together they've spent the last year talking to coaches, consultants, and newsletter creators about exactly where their workflow breaks down and building a tool that actually fits how people write.
Letterable is the tool we wished existed. We think you'll feel that when you use it.
— David & Geri, Co-founders
Frequently asked questions
Letterable is an email marketing tool built for coaches, consultants, and newsletter creators. It combines AI-powered content research, a Notion-like writing editor, and email sending into one workflow — replacing the fragmented stack of tabs, apps, and tools that most creators currently use to write their weekly newsletter. Letterable is designed to cut newsletter creation time from 3-6 hours to under 2.
Letterable is built for creators with 500 to 25,000 subscribers who send a regular newsletter — coaches and consultants who use email as their primary sales channel, course creators who need consistent content to nurture their audience, and newsletter writers who want to spend more time writing and less time managing tools. Letterable is not built for large e-commerce brands or enterprise marketing teams.
Beehiiv and Kit are email service providers — they manage your list, handle deliverability, and offer monetization or automation features. Letterable focuses on the creation side: research, writing, and editing. Unlike Beehiiv or Kit, Letterable includes built-in content curation (pulling live trends from X, Reddit, and custom sources), a Notion-like editor, and AI writing tools — all designed to reduce the time it takes to go from blank page to finished newsletter.
Substack is a publishing platform that takes 10% of subscription revenue. Letterable is a creation tool with flat monthly pricing and no revenue share. Letterable also works with any email provider, supports custom domains, and includes AI-powered content research — features Substack doesn't offer. Creators who want full ownership of their audience and economics tend to prefer Letterable over Substack.
No. Letterable works with the email provider you already use — Mailgun, SendGrid, Postmark, Mailchimp, or any standard SMTP setup. Letterable handles the research, writing, and editing. Your existing provider handles the delivery. Your subscriber list, domain reputation, and sending history all stay exactly where they are.
Letterable currently integrates with Mailgun, SendGrid, Postmark, Mailchimp, and any provider accessible via SMTP. Additional integrations are in development. If your current provider isn't on the list, you can suggest it during the waitlist sign-up and it'll be prioritized based on demand.
Letterable's LetterRadar feature connects to sources you define — X (Twitter), Reddit, RSS feeds, your Notion workspace, specific URLs, or competitor newsletters. It indexes these sources on a regular refresh cycle and surfaces trending topics relevant to your niche. You see what your audience is already discussing before you start writing, so your newsletter is relevant the moment it lands in someone's inbox.
Yes. Letterable supports full subscriber list imports from Kit, Beehiiv, Mailchimp, Substack, and CSV exports from any other provider. Your subscriber data, tags, and segments can all be imported. The process takes approximately 10 minutes and doesn't affect your deliverability or sending history.
If you cancel your Letterable subscription, your account is downgraded to the Free tier. Your newsletter drafts, connected sources, and subscriber data remain accessible. You can export everything at any time before or after cancellation. Letterable doesn't hold your content or your list hostage.
Yes. Letterable is built with GDPR compliance as a foundational requirement, not an afterthought. All subscriber data is stored in compliance with EU data protection regulations. Letterable provides the necessary tools for consent management, unsubscribe processing, and data deletion requests. Full details are available in the Privacy Policy.
Yes. Letterable's Free plan supports up to 500 subscribers and includes the core LetterEditor and one connected source. It's designed as a genuine starting point — not a crippled trial with a 14-day clock. Free users can upgrade to Creator or Pro at any time as their audience grows.
Letterable was founded by David and Geri. David is a copywriter and content strategist who identified the newsletter creation workflow problem through years of personal experience and extensive research into how creators spend their time. Geri is the developer and technical co-founder who built the product. Together, they run Letterable as a focused, independent product — with no outside investors and no pressure to optimize for anything other than making the product genuinely useful.
Letterable offers four pricing tiers. The Free plan is $0/month and supports up to 500 subscribers. The Creator plan is $19/month (or $159/year) for up to 5,000 subscribers. The Pro plan is $49/month (or $409/year) for up to 25,000 subscribers. The Studio plan is $99/month (or $829/year) for up to 100,000 subscribers and team access. All paid plans include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
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