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Automations that listen to your other tools, and answer back
A named event starts an automation from anything that can make an HTTP request, and a new step tells your own systems when a contact reaches a point in a flow.
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Notes on running email for small sites.
Notes from building SendBeam and running five of our own sites on it: what email actually costs across several sites, what the mailbox providers now require, and what UK rules say. No generic tips.
8 min read
UK email marketing rules in 2026: PECR, UK GDPR consent, and what changing provider actually requires
PECR's soft opt-in, the UK GDPR consent evidence you must keep, the ICO's re-permission fines, and a checklist for moving a list to a new platform.
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One-click unsubscribe and the bulk-sender rules: what Gmail, Yahoo and Microsoft check in 2026
What Gmail, Yahoo and Microsoft check on bulk mail in 2026, how to read your own headers, and which of those headers SendBeam sets for you.
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What Mailchimp, Kit, beehiiv, MailerLite and EmailOctopus cost when you run three sites
How per-audience billing works on five popular email platforms, with a worked example at 1,000 contacts per site. Prices checked 3 September 2026.
8 min read
Why we built SendBeam around one account for every site you run
We run five small sites. Here is what their email looked like on separate tools, why that shape was wrong, and the product decisions that followed.
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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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