Tired of paying for multiple email platforms, so I built my own
Hey everyone! I am an independent developer, and over the last few months, I got incredibly frustrated trying to manage marketing for my different digital brands. Every major email platform out there either wanted me to pay for entirely separate subscriptions for each brand or forced me to navigate incredibly bloated, complex enterprise dashboards just to send a simple newsletter.
I prefer to work with a strict "KISS" (Keep It Simple, Stupid) methodology, so I went into an intense, 4-month development sprint and built JazzySend to solve my own headache.
It is a streamlined B2B SaaS platform that allows multitasking founders, freelancers, and virtual assistants to manage completely independent brands, subscriber lists, and email campaigns from one unified dashboard. No bloatware, just pure utility. I am excited to connect with other developers here who are keeping things simple and building lean!
You got that right—deliverability is the real beast when managing multiple brands. To ensure isolated sending reputations, JazzySend leverages Resend's infrastructure under the hood. This allows us to handle SPF/DKIM/DMARC authentication cleanly on a per-domain basis for each workspace. This way, each brand operates on its own verified domain, meaning one client's low engagement won't drag down another's inbox placement.
The multi-brand angle is the real wedge here. Most platforms treat "more than one publication" as an enterprise feature and price it per workspace or per list, which punishes exactly the people running five small things instead of one big one (freelancers, agencies, portfolio founders).
The part I'd stress-test hardest isn't the unified dashboard though, it's deliverability across separate sending identities. Each brand really wants its own domain and auth (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) and its own sender reputation, so one brand's low engagement doesn't drag another's inbox placement. If you can pull off "many isolated sending reputations, one control plane," that's a much deeper moat than the UI, and it's a big part of what the bloated enterprise tools are quietly charging for. How are you handling per-brand domains and warmup right now?
You hit the nail on the head. The core problem isn't the mechanics of sending an email; it is eliminating the friction and cost of context-switching between different entities. I operate Jazzy Management LLC as an umbrella for multiple distinct projects, and getting penalized with enterprise fees just to maintain separate sending identities was exhausting. Thank you for reading—I actually just launched JazzySend on Product Hunt today to help other lean founders solve this exact issue!
The interesting part isn't sending emails—it's recognizing that a lot of founders aren't running one business anymore.
Managing multiple brands from one place changes the job the product is doing. That's a much clearer differentiation than simply being another email platform.