Your newsletter provider
Keep sending from where you are. Commune works with it.
Connect the newsletter you already send and every issue gets a public page, a conversation, and a spot in front of people who read newsletters like yours. It's free, and you can move your sending to Commune whenever you like.
Works with
Pick yours.

Commune + Kit
Public posts, and posts to tags you choose to share, come in. New readers go back to your Kit list.

Commune + Ghost
Your published posts come in. New readers become members of your Ghost site.

Commune + Beehiiv
Your posts come in. New readers go back to your Beehiiv list.
Commune + Buttondown
Your public emails come in. New readers go back to your Buttondown list.

Commune + MailerLite
Your public campaigns come in. New readers go back to your MailerLite list.

Commune + Mailchimp
Your campaigns come in. New readers go back to your Mailchimp audience.
Commune + MailCheap
Your public issues come in. New readers go back to your MailCheap list.

Commune + Substack
Your posts come in from your RSS feed. Or move your list and your sending to Commune.
A blog
Connect any blog with an RSS feed and every new post comes in.
Whichever one you use
What connecting does.
A page and a conversation for every issue
Your posts become public pages on Commune, each with its own conversation under it.
A place in the network
Your posts sit in the same feed as other independent newsletters, where readers of one find the next.
Readers flow back to your list
With every provider here except Substack, readers who subscribe on Commune are added to your list there.
How a reader of another newsletter becomes your subscriber:
Step 1
A reader comes to Commune for another newsletter.
Step 2
Your latest post is right there in the same feed.
Step 3
One click, and they're your subscriber.
Every newsletter here sends readers to the others, yours included. The more it grows, the more it sends.
When you're ready
Or move your sending to Commune.
Your list comes over through the API from Kit, Beehiiv, Ghost, MailerLite, Buttondown and Mailchimp. From Substack, upload the CSV it exports. Your past posts stay on Commune either way.
Keep your provider. Add the network.
Connecting is free and takes about two minutes. You keep writing and sending exactly as you do today.