The Best LetterBucket Alternatives

Substack

Substack helps anyone set up a blog and email newsletter and publish directly to their audience and get paid through subscriptions. No tech knowledge is required. It’s free to get started on Substack. If you turn on paid subscriptions, Substack will keep a 10% cut of revenues.

44.0% of newsletters on InboxReads use Substack

beehiiv

Beehiiv is a newsletter platform built by the early Morning Brew team. It features all the tools you need for growth and monetization on the same platform without the need for any coding or integrations. Their aim is to bring the growth tools used by the most successful newsletters to everyone.

16.1% of newsletters on InboxReads use beehiiv

Mailchimp

Mailchimp lets you create engaging emails easily to grow your brand and sell more stuff. Mailchimp's email marketing software allows you to get a head start with a variety of drag-and-drop email templates, behavior-based automated journeys, and one of the highest delivery rates for email marketing campaigns in the industry.

9.5% of newsletters on InboxReads use Mailchimp

Ghost

Ghost is a platform built for blogs but great for newsletters as well. You can publish posts, send newsletters, grow your audience, sell premium subscriptions, and more.

5.3% of newsletters on InboxReads use Ghost

MailerLite

MailerLite is an email marketing platform with a ton of tools to make your life easier. You can create dynamic emails, landing page, signup forms, and sell digital products. And if you're growing a community you can offer subscriptions directly from your emails.

4.2% of newsletters on InboxReads use MailerLite

Kit (ConvertKit)

Kit is the email-first operating system for creators. Email subscribers, sell products, automate messages, and get recommendations.

4.2% of newsletters on InboxReads use Kit (ConvertKit)

Mailgun

Mailgun offers powerful transactional email APIs that enable you to send, receive, and track emails, built with developers in mind.

16.5% of newsletters on InboxReads use Mailgun

Constant Contact

With Constant Contact, you can create effective email marketing and other online marketing campaigns to meet your business goals.

0.2% of newsletters on InboxReads use Constant Contact

EmailOctopus

Email Octopus is a full-featured email platform that lets you create landing pages, signup forms, and create beautiful emails. It has a generous free plan and you can even use your own Amazon SES account.

0.6% of newsletters on InboxReads use EmailOctopus

LinkedIn Newsletters

LinkedIn newsletters are a great way to share your professional expertise and build an engaged audience. By publishing regular articles on a topic you're passionate about, you can attract new subscribers and establish yourself as an expert in your field.

3.9% of newsletters on InboxReads use LinkedIn Newsletters

Campaign Monitor

Campaign Monitor makes it easy to keep in touch with your audience via email. With a drag and drop email designer, free templates, signups forms, and a bunch more features.

1.1% of newsletters on InboxReads use Campaign Monitor

Curated

Curated is an email platform designed specifically for newsletters. You can collect links, publish your issues online, and easily add sponsors and paid subscriptions.

0.4% of newsletters on InboxReads use Curated

AWeber

AWeber helps you grow, connect, and monetize your audience with email. It's a complete email marketing solution that works great for newsletters as well. You can create landing pages, signup forms, and even design your emails with Canva.

0.4% of newsletters on InboxReads use AWeber

Buttondown

Buttondown takes a minimalist approach to newsletter creation. It's great for personal newsletters where you don't need a bunch of fancy features. It also supports paid subscriptions and third-party integrations to make your life easier.

0.4% of newsletters on InboxReads use Buttondown

Sendy

Sendy is a self hosted email newsletter application that lets you send trackable emails via Amazon Simple Email Service (SES).

0.2% of newsletters on InboxReads use Sendy