Joni Halabi looks at a bunch of options: Revue, MailChimp, Emma, MailerLite, and ButtonDown. ButtonDown was the best choice for her. Pretty interesting how they offer a physical mail scan-and-forward service to all users.
At CodePen, we hand-roll a whole fancy CMS for newsletters and ultimately send them via SparkPost. In my CSS-Tricks days, I wrote newsletters in WordPress and sent them via the MailChimp RSS integration. If I was sending a newsletter on behalf of a small business with a WordPress site again, I’d consider MailPoet for sure as I like the idea of using the WordPress editor for all content needs. Although I do wish it was block-based rather than their own editor.
2 responses to “Email Newsletter Solutions”
Hey Chris,
Not sure if you’ve heard of it, but Newsletter Glue is pretty darn good. It’s let’s you use the block editor to send newsletters via WP basically. Requires a newsletter service on the backend, but it supports a bunch.
https://newsletterglue.com
Thanks,
Kev
Nice.