Build and publish newsletters in WordPress.
Build and publish newsletters inside WordPress.
For serious online writers: Publish newsletters like you would a blog post in WordPress. Save hours and get more readers.
For serious online writers: Publish newsletters like you would a blog post in WordPress. Save hours and get more readers.
Get ~25% off now.
I'm impressed beyond belief.
This is going to change the way people write newsletters.
Ben
Founder and writer of wpdeals.email
Publish newsletters just like you would a blog post with Newsletter Glue.
HOW NEWSLETTER GLUE WORKS
Connect your
email service
Just once at the start.
Works with: Mailchimp, MailerLite, Sendinblue, Campaign Monitor, ActiveCampaign, GetResponse, and Sendy.
Write in the block editor
Like a blog post.
Use our pro blocks to customise your newsletter.
Send your newsletter
Simply by publishing your post.
1. Connect your
email service
Just once at the start.
Works with: Mailchimp, MailerLite, Sendinblue, Campaign Monitor.
(more soon...)
2. Write in the block editor
Like a blog post.
Use our pro blocks to customise your newsletter.
3. Send your newsletter
Simply by publishing your post.
I really like the simplicity of Newsletter Glue and how it's naturally integrated into the block editor.
Also, easy setup!
Jordan Hopkins
Creator and writer of Scripture Sauce
WHY PUBLISH NEWSLETTERS THIS WAY
Cultivate an online home for your newsletter.
Each newsletter issue is a blog post. So it's Google-friendly and published directly on your own website.
Publish a professional newsletter without code.
Drag and drop newsletter blocks, create templates and more with Newsletter Glue.
Write in the Gutenberg block editor.
It's a more powerful editor than your regular email platform.
Build your own publishing stack.
Customise your setup. Own your subscriber lists and data.
Just write and send. It’s so easy!
Newsletter Glue takes care of all the smartypants stuff is in the background so I can focus on what is important — delivering value for my readers.
Frank Meeuwsen
Curator and creator of Thanks For Subscribing
See how it looks in your:
Newsletter logo
Customise your logo and more in our Newsletter Theme Designer.
PRO
Author byline
Share your byline and get more followers.
Show/hide content
Hide the rest of the post from your newsletter.
PRO
Callout cards
Design specific sections to help them stand out.
Straight from Gmail.
This is exactly what your subscribers will see in their inboxes.
Show/hide content
The full post is shown on your blog, but hidden from your newsletter.
Notice the "Read more..." button does not show up on the blog.
PRO
Subscriber form
Get more subscribers with our form block.
Select a list/segment for these new subscribers.
Customise the style of your form.
Shown here with the default 2020 theme.
Your layout will depend on your blog's theme.
PRO
Author byline
Just create once and never worry about it again.
If your info changes, update it inside the reusable block to automatically update it everywhere this block has been used.
Show/hide content
Set up a 'Read more' button once, then make sure to link it to the right post each time.
PRO
Subscriber form
Set up in seconds, and collect new subscribers forever.
PRO
Callout cards
Create a recurring feature or footer for each newsletter.
Start each newsletter with a template for speed and consistency.
Create your own template using Gutenberg's reusable blocks. Convert to regular block and begin writing.
What people say about us
5 stars on the WordPress plugin directory.
I’ve been looking to replicate what Substack does on WordPress. This plugin was the answer! Thank you.
Justin Jackson
Co-founder of Transistor.fm
You will send newsletters again or… send more newsletters because this is really EASY to use.
Jérôme Montagne
Blogger
Well-executed plugin that provides a simple solution for sending posts as newsletters to your subscribers.
Nathan Ingram
Founder Advance Coaching
When you’re getting ready to post your new article, just click on the checkbox to send that post out to list and you’re golden. Couldn’t be easier.
I’ve already implemented their plugin on a couple of sites now. You even get some styling control over how your post is going to look as email. All in all, I’m a big fan of Newsletter Glue.
Remkus de Vries
Team Servebolt, WordCamp EU and NL co-founder, and WordPress.org contributor
@NewsletterGlue is awesome! If you're a WordPress user, sending newsletters is as simple as writing an article. Just send newsletters directly from your WordPress dashboard. 
Antonio Cambronero
Creator of blogpocket.com
This is wonderful! I created a new entry for #WordPress, connected @NewsletterGlue with @Mailchimp and I hit "send" 
Email marketing made easy! 
David Nichols
Creator The Land of Random
It’s saving my team plenty of time, not having to construct an email separately. Newsletter Glue has been really responsive to support requests. Thank you!
Susan Hayse
Founder of Milkweed Web
Have questions? Get honest answers and alternatives to some of your concerns.
All emails (including test emails) are sent via your email service provider (like Mailchimp, MailerLite, etc). We connect to them via API key.
MailerLite is an exception: Actual email campaigns are sent by MailerLite. Test emails are sent by WordPress as MailerLite doesn't have this feature in their APIs yet.
We're in the process of integrating other email service providers (ESP).
If there's an ESP you'd like us to integrate, just drop us an email.
These email service providers are very popular and highly requested. Unfortunately, their APIs don't allow us to connect to them in the way we need to right now.
The moment this changes, we will get to work and connect to them!
There's a lot more to email service providers (ESPs) than sending emails.
There's subscriber maintenance, tagging, scheduling, automation, sequences and more. Building an entire ESP inside WordPress isn't our focus right now.
If that's what you're looking for, MailPoet is an amazing option.
Yes, you can.
Set a default list to send newsletters to during onboarding. This can be changed inside the post editor for every post.
Glad you asked! We're launching these features early next year.
But in the mean time, you can use Paid Member Subscriptions or Paid Memberships Pro to set up your memberships.
You'll also need to set up a corresponding tag inside Mailchimp for your paid members.
When it's time to publish, just select the right tag and send.
Then you should continue! 
Newsletter Glue is for people who want to make use of the powerful WordPress block editor.
It's also for people who want to simplify their workflow and stop jumping between platforms just to send a post to subscribers.
Yes. You can send test emails to yourself before publishing.
Yes. Posts can be sent multiple times.
Simply check the Send as newsletter box and it will be sent when you Update your post.
You'll want to be very careful when doing so, or risk sending the same email to subscribers multiple times.
