Newsletters from your own WordPress. No limits, no monthly bill.
EventMail gathers your subscribers, sends your newsletters in the background and keeps a record of every email. Your list stays in your own database and the mail goes out through your own mail service.
What it does
01 — Write
Pick a template, type your message and drop in ready-made blocks: a headline, a button, two columns, a note. Check how it looks on a phone and send yourself a test first.
02 — Send
A list of five thousand does not go out in one request. EventMail queues every recipient and sends in small batches, so shared hosting keeps up. Close the tab and it carries on.
03 — Grow
Put the sign-up form on any page with a shortcode. New subscribers confirm by email before they are added, so typos and fake addresses stay out.
04 — Keep track
The log lists each email that left your site: who it went to, when, and whether your mail server took it. When someone says “I never got it”, you can check in seconds.
By design
A newsletter is a conversation between you and the people who asked to hear from you. The plugin stays out of it.
No tracking pixels in your emails and no rewritten links. What your readers open is their business.
No telemetry, no account to create, no requests to outside servers.
Subscribers live in your own WordPress database. Export the whole list to CSV whenever you like.
Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe link, and the plugin answers requests to export or erase a person’s data.
Free and Pro
The free plugin is complete on its own. A Pro add-on for larger lists is being built; it will add features, not remove limits, because there are none.
Available now
Free, open source (GPL)
In the works
No date or price yet
The list is kept on the EventMail site. One email when Pro is out; nothing in the free plugin will move behind a price.