The email list
you already own.

Yes. Broadcasts, the block editor, audiences, and the automatic new-drops email are on every plan, including free. Free covers 700 recipient-sends per calendar month, Creator ($29/mo) 60,000, and Growth ($99/mo) 200,000. That count includes new-content emails, digests and the event invitations, announcements and reminders you send; sign-in codes, receipts, bookings and RSVP confirmations do not count.

The quota counts individual recipients per calendar month, not campaigns. Free's 700 covers one full broadcast to a small community with room to spare, or many smaller sends: seven emails to 100 people, or twenty-eight to 25. When you outgrow it, Creator raises the ceiling to 60,000 and Growth to 200,000. New-content emails, digests and the event invitations and reminders you send count toward it too.

Every email you choose to send counts, once for each person it reaches: broadcasts, automations, form follow-ups, posts you email to members, new-content emails, digests, and the event invitations, announcements, reminders and go-live emails you send to your community, a list or people you invite. The emails that keep your community working do not count: sign-in codes, receipts, booking confirmations, RSVP confirmations, reminders to people who said they are coming, changes to a session someone is going to, and reply and mention notifications. If you run out, emails that do not fit are not sent and we tell you, unless you have switched on extra usage.

Yes. Every member and every form signup lands in your contacts. From there you build lists you curate by hand and smart segments that update themselves, and you pick exactly who gets each send: everyone, one list, or one segment.

Automatically. A waitlist, lead magnet, or contact form on any funnel page feeds your contacts directly, so the lead you captured this morning is someone you can email this afternoon, from the same place.

Yes, on Creator and Growth. Automations are journeys you build once: when someone joins an audience, finishes a course, or goes quiet, they enter a sequence of emails with waits and branches you control. Deliver a lead magnet the moment a form is submitted, welcome new members, win back the quiet ones. Every automated email still renders in your brand and carries the one-click unsubscribe.

Yes. Every send renders in your fonts, your accent color, and your logo, the same brand your members see everywhere else. The branded footer and one-click unsubscribe are added for you.

Yes. Upload a CSV from Mailchimp, Kit, Kajabi or anywhere else and we map the columns for you, joining a split first and last name and reading a tags column if your file has one. Every address is checked before it lands: bad syntax, domains that cannot receive mail, and throwaway inboxes are refused, and you see exactly what was skipped and why before you commit. Importing is on every plan (Free imports up to 100 contacts in total); how many contacts you can hold depends on the plan, and members never count toward that.

They stay unsubscribed. If your export has a status column we read it and add those people to your blocked list rather than importing them, so day one is not an email to everyone who already opted out. You can also upload an unsubscribe list on its own, and we will never email those addresses even if they arrive later in another import. That matters for you as much as for us: complaints follow your sending reputation first.

Any time, on any plan including free. Export your whole audience or just the segment you are looking at as a CSV, and your blocked list too, so the people who opted out stay opted out wherever you go next. Free and Creator cap how many contacts you can hold, and where a cap applies we think it is only defensible because you can walk out with them.

For emailing your community, no. Standalone tools price by list size, live in a separate tab, and only ever see addresses; Drry's email knows your membership because it is the membership. If you run a large general-interest newsletter outside your community, a dedicated newsletter tool can still make sense.