HYVOR Post

Paris newsletter platform with no open or click tracking, double opt-in forms and a public archive

Quick Overview

Company HYVOR, SIREN 914168042
Category Newsletter Platforms
Headquarters Paris, France
EU Presence EU (France)
Data Location Germany, primary hosting on Hetzner per the sub-processor page; Cloudflare (United States) handles DNS, CDN and media storage
Open Source Yes
Compliance Open source (AGPL-3.0)
Pricing €10 a month, VAT included (yearly billing gives two months off), Enterprise on request
Free Option 14-day free trial for test emails, no credit card required
Replaces Mailchimp, Kit, Substack

Detailed Review

HYVOR Post is a newsletter platform from HYVOR in Paris, built around one decision: it does not include open or click tracking.

You get a signup form with double opt-in that embeds on your site, editable email templates, a public archive of every issue on a free subdomain, CSV import with managed migrations from other tools, and sending through HYVOR's own Relay email service. Its source is on GitHub under AGPL-3.0, although the repository says plainly that it is not yet ready for self-hosting.

There is one published paid plan at €10 a month with VAT included, two months off on yearly billing, unlimited team members, a custom sending domain and branding removal, plus Enterprise on request with SAML SSO.

The trial is 14 days with no card, but it covers test emails only. The same company-wide sub-processor page applies, with Hetzner in Germany as primary host and Cloudflare, Mailgun and Stripe in the United States. It is a deliberately small tool, with no paid memberships or paywall like Ghost or Steady and no marketing automation like Brevo or KlickTipp.

What HYVOR Post does well

  • No open or click tracking, stated on its own product page
  • Registered Paris company with SIREN and VAT number on its own site
  • One published price, €10 a month with VAT included
  • Open source under AGPL-3.0 on GitHub
  • Double opt-in signup form and a public archive site included

Where HYVOR Post falls short

  • No paid memberships or paywall, so it sends a newsletter but does not sell one
  • No marketing automation or segmentation of the kind Brevo offers
  • Trial covers test emails only, and there is no free plan
  • Self-hosting is not yet supported, per its own repository

Standout feature. A newsletter tool that leaves out open and click tracking by design, at one published price of €10 a month from a registered Paris company.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • No open or click tracking, stated on its own product page
  • Registered Paris company with SIREN and VAT number on its own site
  • One published price, €10 a month with VAT included
  • Open source under AGPL-3.0 on GitHub
  • Double opt-in signup form and a public archive site included

Cons

  • No paid memberships or paywall, so it sends a newsletter but does not sell one
  • No marketing automation or segmentation of the kind Brevo offers
  • Trial covers test emails only, and there is no free plan
  • Self-hosting is not yet supported, per its own repository

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is HYVOR Post?

HYVOR Post is a newsletter platform from HYVOR in Paris, built around one decision: it does not include open or click tracking.

You get a signup form with double opt-in that embeds on your site, editable email templates, a public archive of every issue on a free subdomain, CSV import with managed migrations from other tools, and sending through HYVOR's own Relay email service. Its source is on GitHub under AGPL-3.0, although the repository says plainly that it is not yet ready for self-hosting.

Where is HYVOR Post based?

HYVOR Post operates from Paris, France, which places it under EU (France). Compliance: Open source (AGPL-3.0).

What does HYVOR Post cost?

€10 a month, VAT included (yearly billing gives two months off), Enterprise on request. 14-day free trial for test emails, no credit card required.

Who is HYVOR Post best for?

Writers and small publishers wanting a newsletter with no open or click tracking. A newsletter tool that leaves out open and click tracking by design, at one published price of €10 a month from a registered Paris company.

What are the drawbacks of HYVOR Post?

No paid memberships or paywall, so it sends a newsletter but does not sell one. No marketing automation or segmentation of the kind Brevo offers. Trial covers test emails only, and there is no free plan. Self-hosting is not yet supported, per its own repository.

Is HYVOR Post a good alternative to Mailchimp?

HYVOR Post is built as a European alternative to Mailchimp: Paris newsletter platform with no open or click tracking, double opt-in forms and a public archive. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.

How does HYVOR Post compare to other Newsletter Platforms?

HYVOR Post is one of several European Newsletter Platforms we cover. It is most often compared with Mailchimp, Kit, Substack.

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