For people who run more than one website
Three sites.
One login.
Newsletters, automations, transactional email and signup forms for every site you run, in one account, priced by contacts and never by domain.
No card · Free plan · Cancel any time
Workspace 1
Harbour Lane Roasters
harbourlane.coffee
SPF ✓DKIM ✓DMARC ✓
Subscribed
2,418
Sent
9,660
Delivered
99.6%
Signup form · Roast notes
Last campaign
October roast · the new Ethiopian
Sent Tuesday · 54% opened
Activity
Workspace 2
The Weekly Brief
theweeklybrief.co
SPF ✓DKIM ✓DMARC ✓
Subscribed
11,042
Sent
44,168
Delivered
99.2%
Signup form · Every Friday
Last campaign
Issue 112 · What the rate cut means
Sent Friday · 47% opened
Activity
Workspace 3
Ledgerly
ledgerly.app
SPF ✓DKIM ✓DMARC ✓
Subscribed
6,507
Sent
31,028
Delivered
99.5%
Signup form · Product updates
Last campaign
What’s new · September release
Sent Thursday · 61% opened
Activity
Three example workspaces, one account · press a tab, or wait
01 · The problem
Three sites should not mean three email accounts.
Three accountsThree usernames, three password resets, three places to look before you find the campaign you sent last month.
OneOne login. A switcher in the sidebar moves you between sites; each one keeps its own contacts, forms, automations and team.
Three accountsThree subscriptions, each with its own free-tier ceiling, each creeping up as a site grows.
OneOne plan for the account. Contacts and emails are added up across every workspace and checked against one limit.
Three accountsDNS set up three times from three help pages, and a shared sending address on the site nobody got round to.
OneEach workspace verifies its own domain and signs with it. The set-up page names your DNS provider and the exact records to add.
Three accountsThree suppression lists in three tools, and nobody checks the third before an import.
OneOne suppression list per site, all under one login, checked on every import and every API call before anything can send.
Three accountsA shared reputation with no way to see which site is doing the damage.
OneEvery site sends from its own domain, and if one crosses the complaint or bounce line, that workspace is the one that pauses.
So what does one site’s email look like inside a workspace? Follow one visitor.
02 · How it works
One visitor's path through a workspace.
Every step is a real object in the workspace: the form, the list, the automation and the domain that signs the message.
Ten triggers, timed and branching steps, and every run logged. How automations work.
That is the diagram. Rather than take our word for it, run the first step yourself.
03 · The proof
Subscribe, and watch the send happen.
The form on the left is a SendBeam form. The activity on the right is what a workspace shows its owner. Between them is the whole product.
A real SendBeam form
This is our monthly note, on a double opt-in list: one confirmation email, nothing else until you click it. Unsubscribe in one click.
Activity · sendbeam.io
Now open your inbox. The message that just arrived was sent by SendBeam from its own verified domain, signed with DKIM. Click the link and you are on the list.
Your row appears here the moment you subscribe.
That was one form and one send. Every workspace gets the rest.
04 · What every site gets
Everything a site needs to email, nothing it doesn't.
- L1 Lists and segmentsLists with double opt-in per list; segments on any field, custom field or tag, evaluated at send time.
- L2 Signup forms and pop-upsHosted or embedded, with automated-submission checks, rate limits, an origin allow-list and Cloudflare Turnstile.
- L3 AutomationsTrigger on a signup, a tag, a form or a list; wait, branch, send, tag. Event triggers run their first step at once; timed steps within about a minute.
- L4 Campaigns and A/B testsA builder with reusable blocks and templates, audience preview before send, subject-line tests, and a per-link report.
- L5 Transactional APISend from your own code with a scoped key. Reads and writes on every plan, with an hourly write allowance that rises with it.
- L6 Verified sending domainDKIM for your domain and an aligned return path, so SPF, DKIM and DMARC pass. The CNAME records it shows, re-checked automatically until they are live.
All of it built for a medium with rules, because email has them.
Every behaviour is documented: features, the docs and the API reference.
05 · Built for a regulated medium
Email is a regulated medium. We built for that.
Consent, and double opt-in
Any list can be double opt-in, and on the Free plan every list is. The source, time and IP of each confirmation are kept against the contact, so you can show where permission came from, and they travel with the contact when you export.
One-click unsubscribe on every message
Every marketing message carries the List-Unsubscribe and List-Unsubscribe-Post headers as well as a visible link. A one-click unsubscribe takes effect immediately, and a suppressed address cannot be imported back or re-added through the API.
Sending health that acts on the numbers
Every workspace’s recent sending is measured against clear complaint and bounce limits, and the limits are deliberately stricter than the mailbox providers’. Cross the warning line and the workspace’s admins hear about it; cross the pause line and that workspace stops sending automatically, on a real sample and never on a single complaint, before it can damage the sites around it.
Your data stays yours
Export contacts, lists and consent evidence at any time, and an admin can export or delete a whole workspace under Settings without asking us. Built in the UK, with a data processing agreement on Business. The acceptable use policy says the rest.
One more thing before you start: what it costs, and what it never costs.
06 · Pricing
Priced by contacts. Never by domain.
| Limit | Free | Starter | Pro | Business |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Free | $9 | $29 | $79 |
| Yearly, per month | — | $7.50$90 a year | $24.17$290 a year | $65.83$790 a year |
| Contacts, pooled | 500 | 2,500 | 10,000 | 50,000 |
| Emails a month | 2,000 | 15,000 | 60,000 | 250,000 |
| Workspaces | 2 | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Sending domains | 1per workspace | 3per workspace | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Users | 1 | 2 | 5 | Unlimited |
| Support | Priority email | Same-day |
Prices in US dollars, billed monthly or yearly (two months free). The amount shown is the amount charged. Contacts and emails pool across all your workspaces; sending domains and automations are per workspace. Change currency.
07 · 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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