News to your customers, only to those who asked for it.
Your office writes the newsletter from your own facts, checks it against your country's advertising rules, and sends it from your own mailbox only to people who confirmed they want it. Every email has a way out.
Updated 16 October 2026
Only people who said yes.
Your office gives you a sign-up page for your customers. Someone who signs up gets an email and confirms with one press, so nobody is added by someone else. You can also bring your own list, on your word that those people agreed. Someone who has unsubscribed is never added again, whatever list they are on.
Consent is checked again for every person at the moment of sending: someone who left between the start and the send is skipped.
Every newsletter
- Goes only to standing consents
- Passed the law check, word for word
- Has a one-click unsubscribe
- Is sent from your own mailbox
Written from your facts, checked against the law.
Tell your office what the newsletter is about. It writes it from your own facts, leaves a gap where a fact is missing, and lists any number it could not find in your rules. Before a newsletter can be sent, its words pass a check against the advertising rules of your country; change a word and it is checked again.
Sent the way a careful business sends.
From your own mailbox, in small batches, at a calm pace. Every email has a personal unsubscribe link that works with one press, and the one-click unsubscribe that mail apps show at the top. A business in the US has its postal address in every newsletter, as the law there asks.
It never
- Sends to anyone without a consent on record
- Writes again to someone who unsubscribed
- Sends words that did not pass the law check
Asked before you start.
Can I use my existing list?
Yes, on your word that the people on it agreed to hear from you. Anyone who unsubscribed is never added again.
Do subscribers have to confirm?
Through your sign-up page, yes: they confirm from an email with one press, so nobody is added by someone else.
Which address does it send from?
Your own mailbox, in small batches.
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