MailCheap is an open-source newsletter app that AI agents can run
MailCheap, from GitHub developer marclou, is an open-source newsletter app. You can self-host it for free with your own Amazon SES or PostShiba sending account, or use the hosted version from $19 a month. The pitch is cost: you pay per email sent, not per subscriber, so 10,000 readers and four issues a month is 40,000 emails, about $4 to $6 on SES. It includes an editor, signup forms, confirmed opt-in, unsubscribe and bounce handling, list cleanup, staged sends and stats. Every dashboard action also works through a REST API and an MCP server, so an AI agent can draft and send issues. The repo says plainly there is no support.
Why it matters: If your company newsletter is on a per-subscriber plan, compare the bill. Self-hosting takes about an hour, mostly waiting for DNS, and lets your AI agent handle drafts and scheduling.
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