It goes from your address, not ours
Your sending domain, your signature, your logo. Mailcheer composes and sends; nothing in the body of the message names the tool that built it.
No credit card · export your list at any time
Your list goes where you go
The only question that matters five years in: the day you leave, what comes with you?
- What leaves with you
- A CSV file of your full list: addresses, statuses, tags, consent dates.
- One button in your settings, no support ticket to write.
- Your sending domain, which you authenticated yourself and which stays yours.
Holding a publishing schedule
Up to twenty-six sends scheduled at once: a rhythm, a start date, a count. The dated drafts sit in the calendar, each one waiting to be written before its turn. The deadline is what writes the newsletter — not inspiration arriving on cue.
Your readers, sorted your way
Tags and segments built on four conditions: subscription status, a tag, a recent open or click, how long someone has been on the list. At send time you target the full list or a saved segment; unsubscribes are always excluded.
What each issue gave you, hour by hour
Delivered, opened, clicked, unsubscribed — plus the curve from the first hours after sending. Enough to know whether your Tuesday morning slot outperforms Wednesday evening, without digging through twenty reports.
Your revenue stays yours
What about paid subscriptions?
They stay with your payment provider, Stripe, Gumroad or whatever you already use, and Mailcheer takes no commission on what your readers pay you. A tag tells your free and paid readers apart here.
Set up your domain and send your first issue
The free plan includes one sending domain and 3,000 emails per month, no credit card. Enough to publish for a few weeks before you decide anything.
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