The TinyLetter you remember, minus the vanishing act.
TinyLetter made writing a newsletter wonderfully simple, then it went away. TinyCourier picks up right where it left off: a list, an editor, a send button, and nothing in the way. The same simplicity, this time built to stick around.
Free for up to 500 subscribers.
Why TinyLetter fans feel at home
It keeps what made TinyLetter lovely and quietly fixes what it lacked.
Write-first, not builder-first
Open the editor and type. No template gallery to fight, no blocks to drag. Just your words, looking right.
A list, not a CRM
Subscribers stay simple. Import, tag if you want, send. No lead scores, no pipelines, no jargon.
The deliverability TinyLetter never had
Proper SPF, DKIM, custom sending domains and one-click unsubscribe, so your emails actually reach the inbox this time.
It won’t vanish on you
Swiss-hosted, sustainably priced, with a no-sunset pledge and full data export. Built to stick around.
TinyCourier vs. the “do everything” platforms
Most TinyLetter refugees got herded toward tools that do far too much. Here’s the difference.
| TinyCourier | Bloated platforms | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first send | Minutes | An afternoon (or an onboarding call) |
| Learning curve | There isn’t one | Dashboards, funnels, jargon |
| Pricing | All features, any size | Features gated by tier |
| Automations maze | Deliberately none | Required to do anything |
| Your data | Export anytime, no lock-in | Hard to leave |
FAQ
Is TinyCourier really as simple as TinyLetter was?
Can I import my old subscribers?
What does it cost?
Will TinyCourier shut down like TinyLetter did?
Bring back the newsletter you loved.
TinyCourier is free to start and takes about two minutes to set up. Your readers are one click away.