Long-form content that also lands in the inbox, without two CMSes or a Zapier glue layer. One draft, two surfaces, the same readers, on a domain you own.
Most blogging tools forgot that an audience is more than RSS. Most newsletter tools forgot that posts deserve a home. Nashra is built for the writer who refuses to run two CMSes: one draft, one publish, both surfaces, same readers.
Two things no other newsletter platform ships natively. Built into the editor, the email, and the archive from day zero.
Subscribers tagged workshop-april haven't heard from you in 14 days. Open rate when you send them: 62%.
After a few issues, the AI Strategist surfaces which categories pull readers in, which posts converted them to subscribers, and what to publish next. Editorial decisions, informed.
Arabic, Farsi, and Hebrew are first-class citizens, not retrofits. The reader site, the editor, and the email all respect the script. Mixed-direction posts work in the same draft.
An RSS reader is one tab away from forgetting you exist. An email subscriber converts roughly ten times better than that, and Nashra turns the reader into the subscriber by default.
Substack + Webflow + Stripe + Mailchimp + bio-link tool. Five vendors, four data silos, one job — turning attention into a relationship you own.
One subscriber list, every page tagged at the source. Automations and analytics on day zero. The constellation, not the brochure.
“Two CMSes was the silent tax on running a blog plus a newsletter. Nashra collapsed them into one. The same draft, two surfaces, half the friction.”
“Migrating ten years of WordPress posts felt like the kind of thing that takes a quarter. It took an afternoon, and the SEO didn't move.”
“The Arabic typography is the first time my blog has looked like it was designed for Arabic readers, not retrofitted.”
Honest answers, including what is not yet shipped.
Free to start. Bring your domain, your subscribers, your archive — we'll handle the infrastructure underneath.