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Publish a newsletter

Check subscriber limits and feature gates before committing to a newsletter platform.

Try a real tool searchFree newsletter · 2,000 readersExplore recorded costs1,000 or 10,000 readers · 9 Oct snapshot

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Balsamiq: a trial, then paid editor seats

14-day no-card trial. Starter: USD 16/editor/month equivalent billed annually, USD 192/editor/year. Up to 10 projects and 500 monthly AI credits per editor; tax may apply. Monthly-billing prices were not checked.

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OBS Studio: plan & limits

Free · open-source desktop software. Window/screen capture, audio mixing and scenes. Current Mac release: macOS 13 or newer, Intel or Apple Silicon. Windows 10/11 and Linux downloads available. Recording duration and resolution depend on setup; no numeric allowance verified.

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Kit: plan & limits

Free. 10,000 subscribers · unlimited email broadcasts. Visual automations and sequences require paid plans; provider branding remains and commerce has separate fees.

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A little less guesswork

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See how a task becomes a shortlist, an evidence check and a cost decision.

Captioned · music & interaction sound · click to playIllustrated walkthrough · 25 October 2026

Read the walkthrough and open each step
  1. Search the directory for a task, such as publishing a newsletter.
  2. Browse the matches and distinguish catalogue listings from recorded editorial opinions.
  3. Open a profile and read the source dates, evidence coverage and untested areas.
  4. Compare a recorded cost scenario. Monthly billing and the monthly equivalent of annual billing are labelled separately. The example uses the 9 October snapshot, not a live quote.

An illustrated walkthrough of existing Fewertools features, animated in After Effects. It is not a live screen recording, speed test or new recommendation.

Explore the features · 8 short tours

One feature. Twelve seconds.

See your next step.

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Find tools for your task

Read the steps
  1. Open Find tools and enter a task or tool name.
  2. Open a relevant profile and read its access, limits, sources and dates.

Illustrated guides to existing features, with music, interaction sounds and captions. UI is simplified; these are not live screen recordings.

Rankings and verdicts are never for sale. How we research tools →

Fresh from the research desk

28 October 2026

New tool

Cursor Agent SDK

Agents defined in code. Deployment roles documented; standalone price unknown.

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Plans checked

Six more plan checks

Learning, monitoring and email: regional billing, daily allowances and trial boundaries.

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Provider update

GitHub Actions moves trigger block to 2 December

Public repositories face a new default block on pull_request_target, with two November test windows. Private and internal repositories are excluded.

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