

Substack
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Substack is a newsletter service and blogging platform, making it an alternative to Medium, TinyLetter and WordPress blogs.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Apple TV
- Android TV
- Google TV
Features
Substack News & Activities
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Recent News
- Paul published news article about Substack
- Fla published news article about Substack
- Fla published news article about Substack
Recent activities
We publish a weekly industry digest on it. Setup to first issue took under an hour and the writing and sending side genuinely stays out of the way — no template wrangling, and deliverability has been fine without me touching DNS. What it is not is a marketing tool: segmentation is close to nonexistent, you cannot trigger anything off reader behaviour, and the analytics stop at opens and clicks. If the newsletter itself is the product, it is great. If it is one channel feeding a website, you...
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Comments and Reviews
Platform for Newsletters. Relevant topics such as Excellent AI Prompts & Smart Money Talks
We publish a weekly industry digest on it. Setup to first issue took under an hour and the writing and sending side genuinely stays out of the way — no template wrangling, and deliverability has been fine without me touching DNS. What it is not is a marketing tool: segmentation is close to nonexistent, you cannot trigger anything off reader behaviour, and the analytics stop at opens and clicks. If the newsletter itself is the product, it is great. If it is one channel feeding a website, you will end up running a second ESP alongside it, which is exactly what we do.
We made 2 posts and with 1 link to our website (posts were not generally promotional but dedicated to our products) but it was deleted. No reason to use if you are looking to promote something. So probably only enthusiasts could find good.