Newsletter Glue review
A WordPress-native newsletter tool for publishers with an existing email provider.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Newsletter Glue is a WordPress newsletter publishing plugin for publishers, newsrooms, media companies, and teams producing multiple newsletters. Its Gutenberg email template builder supports scheduled or immediate sending, while signup forms, newsletter archives, and audience targeting extend the workflow into the WordPress site. Users can target lists, segments, or tags, apply merge tags for personalization, automate newsletters, and show or hide content between email and website. The product is available for web and self-hosted WordPress environments.
The published plans show two monthly options. Newsletter Glue costs $29 per month and includes sending through Newsletter Glue’s own engine, unlimited subscribers, the newsletter and template builder, automated newsletters, priority support, and one site plus unlimited staging. Newsletter Glue Connect costs $99 per month and sends through the customer’s own email provider, with 21 integrations, unlimited subscribers, automated newsletters, and a sending limit determined by that provider. Both plans have a yearly billing option, and the product offers a 14-day free trial. The pricing structure makes the $29 plan the simpler route for teams that want the product’s own sending engine, while Connect is aimed at teams already committed to another provider.
Newsletter Glue’s strongest fit is a WordPress-centered publishing operation that wants email creation and website publishing in the same editor. Connect supports providers including ActiveCampaign, AWeber, Brevo, Campaign Monitor, Constant Contact, GetResponse, HubSpot, Kit, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, MailerLite, Mailjet, and Moosend. That ecosystem coverage can help existing email programs keep their provider while adding WordPress-native composition and archives. However, the product is less compelling as a standalone email marketing suite: its entry price is paid-only, landing pages are not part of the listed feature set, and A/B testing is not verified in the published features. Choose it for WordPress publishing workflows; choose another option if broader standalone campaign tooling is the priority.
Newsletter Glue pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Gutenberg editor for newsletter templates and publishing workflows
- 21 provider integrations with audience targeting by lists, segments, or tags
- WordPress archives, signup forms, automation, and personalization
- Where it doesn't
- Starts at $29 per month with no free plan
- Landing pages are not included
- A/B testing is not verified in the published feature set
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