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How Newsletter Glue compares
These are all good tools. Here’s how they differ on price, where your newsletter lives, and who keeps your subscription revenue.
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Price, revenue and where your newsletter lives
Prices are taken from each company’s public pricing and help pages in November 2026 and may change. Yearly prices are shown where a company offers them. Payment processing fees (such as Stripe’s) apply to paid subscriptions on every platform.
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These are all good tools. Here is where each one fits.
A newsletter platform. We work inside your website.
Substack is the easiest place to start a newsletter from scratch. It’s free, then keeps 10% of paid subscriptions, and your issues live on Substack. Newsletter Glue sends newsletters from the WordPress site you already have, from $24/mo with no cut.
Priced by subscribers. We’re priced by sends.
beehiiv is a polished newsletter platform with growth tools and its own website builder. It’s free up to 2,500 subscribers, then priced by list size. Newsletter Glue keeps your newsletter on your WordPress site, with unlimited subscribers.
A new platform. We keep you on WordPress.
Ghost is a publishing platform with newsletters and memberships built in, so moving to it means leaving WordPress. Newsletter Glue adds newsletters to the site you already run, with your theme and plugins.
Built for store emails. We’re built for publishers.
MailPoet is a WordPress email plugin, now part of WooCommerce, with a drag-and-drop builder. Newsletter Glue lets you write in the block editor, turn posts into an issue in a minute, and publish every issue on your site.
Emails your posts. We build full newsletters.
Jetpack Newsletter emails new posts to subscribers for free, and keeps 10% of paid subscriptions on its free plan. Newsletter Glue gives you a dedicated newsletter editor, templates and Magic Glue, and takes no cut.