KitGrowth platform
Best forCreators who need automations and tagged sequences, like a course launch funnel.
Trade-offPriced by subscriber count; automations add setup work.
18 of the 36 Next.js products here
Newsletter · for Next.js
Newsletter for Next.js
Among 36 makers' products we track that are built with Next.js, here's what they chose for newsletter — each counted from a live-product source.
Growth platform or writer's tool. beehiiv and Kit bring growth and monetization features — referrals, ads, automations. Buttondown and Substack keep things simple for writing and sending; Substack adds a built-in reader network but takes a cut of paid subscriptions.
What makers on Next.js chose
Kit18
Ghost9
beehiiv4
Substack4MailerLite2Counts are live products with a source, not market share; a product using two options counts in both.
GhostWriter's toolBest forA publication with its own site, memberships and paid subscriptions, open source or hosted.
Trade-offHosted plans are priced by member count from the start; self-hosting means running and updating the server yourself.
9 of the 36 Next.js products here · open source
beehiivGrowth platformBest forA newsletter you want to grow and monetize, with referrals, a recommendation network and ads.
Trade-offPricing climbs with subscriber count once you pass the free plan.
4 of the 36 Next.js products here
SubstackWriter's toolBest forWriters who want discovery from Substack's own reader network and free sending.
Trade-offTakes a share of paid subscription revenue, and your publication lives inside Substack's brand.
4 of the 36 Next.js products here
MailerLiteGrowth platform
Best forNewsletters with signup forms, automations and landing pages, on a free plan that grows by subscriber count.
Trade-offBuilt for marketing email rather than writers, so there's no reader network or paid-subscription publishing.
2 of the 36 Next.js products here · free tier
Also real options for newsletter, not seen among these Next.js products yet: Buttondown.