Your newsletter is read once. Its ideas, all week.
You spend hours on each edition, it goes out, and… that's it. Yet every edition holds a pre-send teaser, two self-sufficient excerpts, and a subscription argument. Four posts sleeping in your archive.
The setup, in 3 steps
Hand the edition to your agent
Paste the content into Claude: "a teaser for the day before, 2 standalone excerpts, 1 subscription post". It slices in your words.
Schedule the sequence via MCP
Teaser the day before sending, excerpts on D+2 and D+4, subscription post on the weekend. One command, the sequence is set.
The loop closes
Posts bring subscribers, analytics show which excerpt converts — you know what to lead with next edition.
The outcome: every edition feeds the networks AND the list — instead of dying in the archive after one send.
This whole flow is covered by the lifetime license: it starts at €99 (30 seats) and climbs through public tiers to the final €597. Paid once, yours forever — API, MCP and extension included.
Straight questions
Which newsletter tool does it work with? +
All of them: content leaves from your side (copy-paste to your agent, or API if your tool has webhooks). PurrPlan handles the social side.
Without overpriced X links? +
On X, publish the excerpt natively and put the link in the first reply — the practice that preserves reach, and PurrPlan handles both posts.
