Substack WordPress
Substack takes 10% of your paid revenue forever and owns your reader relationship. We move the archive, subscribers and paid tiers to a WordPress setup where both stay entirely yours.
No. Substack bills through your own Stripe account. We connect the WordPress membership plugin to the same Stripe subscriptions, so billing continues uninterrupted.
Yes. Posts can go out as email automatically via a plugin like Newsletter or MailPoet, or through an ESP. Deliverability with a proper SMTP setup matches Substack.
If you were on a custom domain, yes: we keep slugs and add 301s where structure changes. If you were on yourname.substack.com, rankings cannot transfer to a new domain, but your subscribers, who are the real asset, move with you.
Recommendations drive early growth for some publications. If a large share of new subscribers comes from the network, we can keep a minimal Substack presence that funnels readers to your owned site.
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