Newsletter website template
A home for your newsletter that does one job well, turn a visitor into a subscriber.
Live preview with sample content. Your site uses your own words, photos, and brand.
This newsletter template is built to turn curious readers into subscribers. It opens with a hero that names your newsletter, says what it's about, and puts the subscribe button up front, with room for social proof like your subscriber count. Below that, an About section spells out what readers get, the topics you cover, and how often you send. A Past Issues section previews recent editions so people can sample your writing before they commit, an Author section introduces you with a short bio and optional photo, a Testimonials section lets real readers vouch for you, and a closing Call to Action gives one last subscribe push.
Describe your newsletter in a few sentences (the subject, who it's for, how often you send) and we write the copy and lay out the page for you. Add a photo, list a few past issues, drop in reader quotes, pick a color palette and theme, and publish. Your page goes live with SSL included, on a free username.oneminutepage.com subdomain or your own custom domain.
Who it's for
- Independent writers running a newsletter on Substack, Beehiiv or ConvertKit
- Creators who want a real subscribe page instead of a bare signup form
- Niche publications building an audience around one topic and a regular cadence
Frequently asked questions
Where does the subscribe button send people?
Wherever you want. The hero and the closing Call to Action both link to your own signup (Substack, Beehiiv, ConvertKit, or any other provider) so subscribers land directly in your list.
Can I show past issues so people know what they're signing up for?
Yes. The Past Issues section is a preview list of recent editions, so visitors can read a couple before they subscribe instead of committing blind.
Can I tell readers how often I send?
Yes. The About section is where you set expectations, what readers get, the topics you cover, and your cadence, whether that's daily, weekly or monthly.
Can I add a bio and reader reviews?
Yes. The Author section introduces you with a short bio and an optional photo, and the Testimonials section displays quotes from real readers to build trust before someone subscribes.
Can I show how many subscribers I already have?
Yes. The hero has an optional social-proof spot, so you can display your subscriber count or a short endorsement right next to the subscribe button.
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