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LetterBucket is beautifully simple—like writing in Notion, but built for email. It auto-publishes to your website, keeps your workflow clean, and focuses on real audience growth without the clutter of traditional email tools.

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Because it keeps things simple. LetterBucket gives you a clean writing experience, automatic publishing to your site, and growth-focused tools without the complexity or bloat of other platforms. It’s fast, easy, and built for people who want to grow a real audience, not just send emails.

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Our primary audience is creators who take their newsletter seriously. That includes founders, freelancers, consultants, indie hackers, coaches, and content creators: basically anyone who’s building an audience and wants a simple, powerful tool to help them grow without distractions.

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LetterBucket was born from eight years of building in the creator economy. The three founders had spent nearly a decade helping creators grow, monetize, and connect with their audiences—through tools, platforms, and countless hours of hands-on work.

Along the way, they kept seeing the same problem: email was still one of the best ways to build an audience, but the tools were either too complex, too clunky, or too focused on marketers instead of creators. So they decided to build something better, something that felt modern, fast, and dead simple to use.

LetterBucket is the result. A clean, powerful newsletter tool that lets creators focus on writing and growing, not wrestling with tech.

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LetterBucket is a growing platform with a user base of around 500 newsletters, primarily catering to content creators, founders, freelancers, and indie makers . The platform's focus on simplicity and growth tools has attracted a dedicated community of creators.​