Every client has its own voice. One password for all.
One workspace per client, isolated, with its own list, sender, signature and voice. You switch between them from the left sidebar.
No credit card required
The problem
An agency manages five, ten, twenty brands: as many lists, senders and voices to keep apart, and the risk, one busy morning, of sending one client's newsletter to another client's list.
What you configure per client
What a workspace carries, and what doesn't cross from one client to another, is explained on the workspaces page.
A distinct voice per client
The tone, first-name or formal address, emojis and the branded signature are all configured per workspace. The restaurant's newsletter doesn't sound like the law firm's.
A separate schedule per client
The three-month calendar belongs to that workspace alone: you only see that client's sends, and three-week gaps stand out before the client notices.
A typical Monday morning
- You open client A's schedule: the September newsletter is set for Tuesday at 9 a.m.
- You draft it with the assistant, tuned to that client's voice — warm, formal, no emoji.
- You send it to yourself as a test, review it in a real inbox, fix two sentences.
- You switch to client B in the left sidebar. Nothing from A is visible.
- Tuesday at 9 a.m., A's newsletter goes out on its own. If something blocks it, you get a note explaining what.
Billing stays in your hands
What if I want to bill my clients myself?
You bill each of your clients however you like — flat fee, per send, or bundled into your service. You set your own margin, and nothing in Mailcheer stands in the way.
Start with one client, add the others later
Each workspace has its own plan: the free tier includes 3,000 emails per month per workspace, no credit card.