Newsletter / media

CreatorPress

A sharp home page that grows your subscriber list.

Best for: Writers who want a publication-grade home for their newsletter.

Your inbox has 200 unread. This is the one you'll open.

Overview

CreatorPress treats your newsletter like the publication it is. The 'Press' theme — sharp black type, a single red accent, generous editorial rhythm — makes the writing feel weighty. The flow grows the list: a subscribe-first hero, recent issues, the topics you cover, social proof, and a closing call to subscribe.

Who it's for

Newsletter writersNiche media brandsCreators & journalistsSolo publishers

Highlights

Problem-led hero — the full inbox, then the one email worth opening
Latest-issues preview + full archive
Topics you cover, with one oversized reader quote as proof
Newsletter FAQ (deliverability, list ownership, pricing, Pro)
Reader home, issue detail & Pro subscribe screens
Sharp editorial 'Press' theme tokens

Pages included

Home
Sign in
Sign up
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy
Reader home
Issue detail
Archive
Subscribe (Pro)
Themed 404 / 500 / loading

Built with

Next.js 16React 19Tailwind v4TypeScript

What you'll get

A launch kit is more than code. Here's exactly what's in the box and what it takes to get it live.

CreatorPress Launch Kit

v1.0.0 · Single-project license

Coming soon

In the box

Next.js source codeThe complete, typed project — yours to keep and edit.
Content configEvery word, link, and price in one editable file.
Theme configColors, fonts, and shape as simple design tokens.
Auth screensThemed sign in & sign up — split layout, ready to wire up.
Legal starter pagesPractical Terms & Privacy you can customize, not legal advice.
4 niche product screensDesigned for this kit — e.g. a dashboard, detail, or checkout.
Themed error & loading screensMatching 404, 500, and loading states — not generic fallbacks.
Guides + launch checklistCustomization, deployment, launch checklist, and troubleshooting.
DESIGN.md + AGENTS.mdSystem-design map + agent operating rules and starter prompts.
License + changelogPlain-language usage terms (placeholder) and version history.

To launch it

Difficulty: beginner
Setup time: About 30 minutes
Deploys to: Vercel · Netlify
Guides: 4 included
Support: Standard email support and optional setup help.

Request early access

Downloads open when checkout launches.

Customization & requirements

Everything renders from one config file, so editing copy, pricing, sections, or the theme is a data change — no component rewiring.

You'll need

Node 20+A code editorGitHub accountVercel account (free)An email tool (Substack, Beehiiv, etc.)

You can customize

Publication name & voiceLatest issuesTopicsSubscriber countConnect the subscribe form

Built for AI agents

Customizing with Claude, Cursor, or another agent is the intended path — the kit tells the agent what it may touch. Use the “Build it with AI” button in the sidebar for a ready-made starter prompt.

AGENTS.mdOperating rules, project map, starter prompts.
DESIGN.mdDesign system and theming contract — tokens only.
configThe safe editing zone: copy, links, pricing, and theme as data — AGENTS.md names the files.

Launch checklist

Every kit ships with a practical, step-by-step checklist so you know exactly what to change before you go live.

Launch checklist

18 steps

Make it yours

Replace the logo and favicon
Update your business / brand name
Rewrite the hero copy
Update services, features, and pricing
Set your real contact email
Swap placeholder images for your own

Metadata & SEO

Update the page title and description
Set your Open Graph share image
Point metadataBase at your real domain

Quality check

Test the responsive layout on mobile
Test every button and contact CTA
Run a quick Lighthouse pass

Make it your publication

Connect the subscribe form to your ESPThe hero, CTA, and footer all POST to one endpoint — point it at Substack, Beehiiv, Kit, or your own API.
Set up your sending domain so issues land in the inboxAdd SPF, DKIM, and a DMARC record before your first send — it's the difference between 62% open rate and the spam folder.
Swap the demo issues, topics, and subscriber countThe Margin's numbers reconcile across screens — keep yours honest the same way (don't ship a count you can't prove).

Launch