Features

Newsletter and email marketing features, for every site you run.

Forms, sending domains, automations, campaigns and an API, inside a workspace for each website you run. One plan covers the account: 2 workspace on Free, 5 on Starter, as many as you like on Pro and Business.

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01 · Six things every site gets

02 · Also in every workspace

Everything else, included.

  • 01 Campaigns with audience previewSee exactly who a campaign will reach (subscribed, confirmed where the list needs it) before you press send; schedule or send now; cancel while queued.How email campaigns work →
  • 02 Segments with tag rulesDynamic rules on fields, custom fields and tags, evaluated at send time, with a match count and the reachable subscribed subset.How segments work →
  • 03 Templates and merge tagsReusable designs per workspace; {{first_name}} and {{custom_fields.*}} filled per contact; templates referenced by automations stay live.How email templates work →
  • 04 Imports that respect opt-outsCSV import with status, consent and unsubscribe columns; in-app import from Mailchimp, MailerLite, Kit, Brevo and EmailOctopus with suppressions written first; a suppression list you can import into before anything else.How to import contacts from a CSV file →
  • 05 Move-inIncluded on Pro and Business: we move subscribers, suppressions, tags, custom fields, consent evidence and forms for every workspace on your account.Email list migration service →

Every behaviour above is documented: the SendBeam documentation, and the API reference.

Running more than one site? The guide to how to manage email for multiple websites covers the order to do it in.

03 · Start

Start with the site you run today.

Free to start, no card, no trial clock. Each site keeps its own domain, list and rules; you add the next one as a workspace whenever you launch it.

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