rehearsal space

  1. I spent six months looking for an alternative to Mailchimp.

  2. Something music forward, music specific, something I could run completely from my phone.

  3. And it doesn't exist.

  4. So I built it myself.

  5. It's called Dispatch.

Nick Gomez · jazz artist / saxophonist, founder of Dispatch

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A real Dispatch email in Apple Mail titled We’re hitting the road: Nick Gomez’s signature, a note to fans about his fall tour, his single Stimulus with a Listen on Apple Music button, a photo of him with his saxophone, and links to his socials.

This is what your fans get. An email from you, in their inbox, not a post they may never see.

I've been using Dispatch for over a month now, and my favorite thing about it is I can run my whole email campaign during my set break. I talk into the phone, Dispatch makes the email, and I'm done in two minutes.

— Tatiana Erse – singer-songwriter

What it does

Bring your fans with you

A signup link for your bio, a QR code for the merch table, or import your Mailchimp list (your tags come in as groups).

Set it up once

Add your logo, photos, socials and shows one time, and Dispatch fills them into any template automatically. It can also pull in your latest YouTube video, or your latest merch item from Shopify (Pro).

Talk, and it writes the email – Voice to Email Pro

Describe what you want to say out loud. Voice to Email turns it into a draft you can send.

Dispatch's Voice to Email screen, listening, with a gold microphone button.

What it costs

$0 up to 300 fans and 5,000 emails a month
  • Every new account starts with 30 days of Pro: Voice to Email, the automated welcome email and all ten templates.
  • Stay on the free plan as long as you like. Pro starts at $4.99 a month.
  • Your list is yours. Export it any time.

Check it out.

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Free up to 300 fans·No card needed