For home-service companies
Be the first call
when the AC quits
Every summer somebody's system dies, and they call whoever they can remember — which is usually whoever advertised loudest. newslet writes a weekly letter in your voice, full of genuinely useful home advice, so when the 2am breakdown comes, the company they already trust is the one they think of. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing — if you serve homes, it writes for you.
Free first issue. $69/mo after. No annual contract — unlike the incumbents.
Built for how service companies actually grow
Own the season before it starts
The tune-up rush doesn't start when it gets hot — it starts when people are reminded. A letter that lands the week the forecast turns is the difference between a booked-out month and a quiet one.
Energy headlines → their bill
A utility rate-hike story becomes “what this adds to a summer bill — and the one thermostat setting that claws most of it back.” Every story lands on their house, their comfort, or their wallet.
Maintenance plans renew on memory
A plan customer who hears from you every week renews without thinking about it — and calls you first instead of the biggest ad in the search results. Silence is what sends them shopping.
Neighborly, not salesy
The letter reads like the owner wrote it on a Sunday — honest advice, a story from the trade, one plug at most. That restraint is enforced by design, and it's exactly why people keep reading.
Built on trust
Your name is on it. We treat it that way.
You approve every word
In approval mode nothing sends until you tap approve — read it on your phone, edit any line, or hold it. The AI drafts; you're the editor of record.
Facts traced to sources
Every figure in a draft is checked against the source story before it reaches you, and anything we can't trace is flagged for your eyes at approval.
Your list stays yours
Import your customer list in minutes, export it as a CSV any time. No annual contract, no hostage list — if we're not earning the $69, leave with everything.
One honest letter a week beats a season of coupon blasts — and your customers can tell the difference. See a real issue, annotated →
The honest comparison
Marketing agencies charge $500–2,000/mo
to ghostwrite a newsletter this generic
Hiring it out gets you a freelancer who doesn't know a heat pump from a furnace, on a retainer that costs more than your truck payment. newslet drafts from this week's actual news, in your voice, with your service area's weather in it, at $69 month-to-month. The proof isn't this paragraph: it's reading your own issue in three minutes.
Write my company's issue →