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Newsletters your team enjoys sending.

Design emails in a friendly editor, welcome new subscribers automatically and see who’s really reading. No developer needed.

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Campaigns

An editor that feels easy from the first click.

Build your email from simple blocks like headings, text, images, buttons, columns and social links. Start from a ready-made layout, or save a section you love and use it again next time.

Preview it on desktop and mobile, and send yourself a test before it goes out.

  • Saved sections and ready-made layouts
  • Sent as HTML and plain text, so it reads well everywhere
The campaign editor shows an Acme Studio newsletter with its heading selected, a formatting toolbar, content blocks on the left and heading settings on the right.

Automations

Welcome every subscriber, automatically.

Set up a welcome series once and let it run. Send a hello when someone joins a list, wait a couple of days, then follow up with something that suits them.

  • Emails, waits and conditions, laid out like a map
  • Pause or adjust it whenever you like
The automation builder shows a welcome series that starts when someone joins a list, sends a welcome email, waits two days, then branches on a customer tag into two follow-up emails, with the email step’s settings open.

Signup forms

Help your list grow on its own.

Make a signup form in a few minutes, with your own headline, description and button text. Share the hosted form’s link, or embed it on your site.

A live preview shows exactly what visitors will see, on desktop and mobile.

The signup form builder shows fields for the form’s headline, description and button text next to a live desktop preview of the newsletter signup form.

Getting started is gentle.

A few calm steps, and your first newsletter is on its way.

  1. Verify your domain

    Add a few DNS records and we’ll check them for you.

  2. Bring your contacts

    Send us a CSV and we’ll help bring your people in, then sort them into lists.

  3. Design your email

    Start from a ready-made layout, then send yourself a test.

  4. Send, or let it run

    Send your campaign, or set up a welcome series that runs on its own.

Built in

The quiet things that keep your list healthy.

Good habits come standard, so you can focus on what you want to say.

  • One-click unsubscribeEvery campaign supports one-click unsubscribe (RFC 8058), so leaving is easy and respectful.
  • Suppression everywhereBounces, complaints and unsubscribes are suppressed across every source, not just one list.
  • Honest open ratesOpens are labeled observed, proxy, automated or unknown, so you can see who’s really reading.
  • Lists, and help moving inKeep contacts organized in lists, and we’ll help you bring them over from anywhere with a CSV.
  • Every send in one placeFind any campaign email in Mailroom, next to everything else you send.
  • Help from your AI agentAsk your AI agent to draft a campaign. Sending it is always up to you.

Questions marketers ask

Do I need a developer?
Not at all. Campaigns, signup forms, lists and automations all live in the dashboard. You’d only need a developer to send email from your own app.
Can I bring my contacts from another provider?
Yes. Export them from your current provider as a CSV, and we’ll help you import them into getread. Our switching guides walk you through it step by step.
How do unsubscribes work?
Every campaign supports one-click unsubscribe (RFC 8058). Once someone unsubscribes, bounces or complains, they’re suppressed across every source, so they won’t hear from you by accident.
What do you mean by honest open rates?
Some opens come from a mail provider’s image proxy or a security scanner, not a person. getread labels each open as observed, proxy, automated or unknown, so you can tell real readers apart.
Can I put a signup form on my website?
Yes. Share the hosted form’s link, or embed it right on your site.
Do newsletters and receipts count separately?
No, they share one monthly pool. Send whatever mix you need. See pricing.

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