Features · Multi-Site
One dashboard, every site you run.
Agencies and multi-brand teams manage each site separately (its own subscribers, its own segments, its own settings and keys) without a separate account and a separate invoice for each one.
What belongs to a site
Almost everything. Your plan and your bill are the parts that belong to the account.
Every property, one login
Add each site you run to the same account and switch between them from the dashboard, instead of keeping a separate login per brand and a note of which is which.
Kept properly apart
Subscribers, segments, tags, campaigns and automations all belong to one site. Switching sites switches all of it at once, so one client's audience can never end up receiving another's campaign.
Settings that differ per site
Prompt styling and copy, the welcome message, and whether scheduled reports get emailed are all configured per site. A client store and a personal blog need nothing alike.
Its own keys
Each site gets its own public site key and its own private API token, and either can be regenerated on its own. You can hand a developer what they need for one site without giving them anything about the rest.
Switching sites switches everything
Pick a site from the switcher and the whole dashboard follows. Subscribers, segments, tags, campaigns, automations, analytics and reports. There is no per-screen filter to remember to set, and no way to accidentally compose a campaign against the wrong audience because one page was still showing another site.
Running sites for clients?
Each site’s opt-in prompt can carry that client’s colour and copy rather than yours, and on paid plans the NotifyPress line comes off it entirely. When it is time to show results, a PDF report is scoped to the one site. Which is what you want to send a client anyway, since there is no way to give them a login limited to their own site.
Questions, answered.
Add your first site free.
Free forever for up to 300 subscribers, then two to five sites depending on your plan.