Your newsletter, from your own domain.
Write each issue in Markdown, send it to your subscribers from your own domain, and publish a public archive of past issues on it.
Write in Markdown, publish an archive.
An issue is a Markdown file with a title and a slug. Save it, send it as a campaign, and the same issue becomes a page in your public archive, in your brand.
issues/weekly-digest.md
---
topic: topic_123
title: This week at Example
slug: weekly-digest
preheader: What shipped, and a guide
---
## What shipped
We added a faster way to review your messages.A newsletter shouldn't need a marketing suite.
A suite you did not ask for
Drag-and-drop builders and automation menus, when you wanted to write an issue and send it.
Unsubscribes by hand
Unsubscribe links, suppression, and bounce handling you would otherwise manage yourself.
Your archive on someone else's site
Past issues live on a platform's page, not under your own name.
Write, send, check.
Write each issue in Markdown
Create a newsletter, write an issue as a Markdown file, and preview it as an email and as a web page before you send.
Send it as a campaign
Send the saved issue to your subscribers from your own domain, now or on a schedule. Pause, resume, or cancel a run.
See what happened for every reader
Every reader gets a status: sent, skipped, or failed, with the reason. Readers who opted out are skipped.
Write in Markdown, keep an archive.
Markdown issues
Write an issue as a Markdown file, preview it as an email and as a web page, and send it as a campaign.
A public archive on your own domain
Past issues appear on a publication site in your brand, which you can serve from your own domain.
Understand the split before you send.
Campaigns
Send to your subscribers, now or on a schedule, with a status for every reader.
Templates
Versioned, Git-backed templates for every issue.
Deliverability
Domain authentication and suppression, the same on every send.
Transactional vs. marketing email
Why the classification decides your domains and consent.
Questions from newsletter authors.
Is Samva a newsletter platform?
Samva sends your issues from your own domain, with contacts, campaigns, and a status for every reader. You can write issues in Markdown and keep a public archive of past issues on your own domain.
What does it cost?
You're billed per email sent: 500 a month free, then 50,000 for $19 on Growth. Each plan includes an active-contact allowance, listed on the pricing page.
Can I bring my contacts?
Yes. Import a CSV into contacts, with tags.
Should I send from a subdomain?
It helps. A subdomain like news.example.com keeps your newsletter's sending reputation apart from your other mail, such as receipts.
Send your next issue from your own domain.
Verify your domain, import your contacts, and send the first issue.