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Your newsletter straight through Substack’s platform. However, if you want to have your own dedicated website with a subscribe form, and want to leverage features like a referral program, you should probably look into other newsletter platforms. There’s a trend in successful Substack newsletters migrating off the platform to tools like beehiiv and MailerLite to avoid revenue fees and more control over their subscriber list.

Revue Revue newsletter platform Revue is another newsletter platform similar to Substack. Owned by Twitter, Revue makes it easy to start a newsletter and get subscribers directly from Twitter. If you have a large Twitter following, this phone number list is probably a platform you want to start on. Revue is great for independent writers who want to start a free or paid newsletter. The main difference between Revue.



That Revue takes half of the revenue cut that Substack takes. Revue charges 5% of all revenue from paid newsletter subscriptions  making it a popular choice among those who have a large following. Revue also has a lot of integration with other tools like Zapier. So you can easily set up a workflow that sends subscribers from your website to your Revue list. They also have a plugin with beehiiv.