In today’s digital world, newsletters are one of the most popular ways to communicate with users, share updates, and build long-term engagement. Many content management systems offer built-in newsletter tools — but how does it work in the case of FlatlyPage CMS?

Here, we need to distinguish between two separate components of a newsletter system:
1. User registration and subscription management,
2. The actual sending of newsletters.

FlatlyPage CMS includes a built-in mechanism for user registration and account management. Registered users can subscribe to the newsletter, receive confirmation of their subscription, and cancel it at any time. This gives website owners full control over their subscriber base.

Additionally, FlatlyPage CMS provides an administrator panel where the site owner can create a dedicated newsletter administrator account. This role is required to enable and manage newsletter-related features. From this panel, the administrator can view, export, and manage all subscribed users.

However, FlatlyPage CMS does not include a built-in newsletter sending tool. This means that to actually send emails, you need to use either your own mailing solution or a third-party service such as Mailchimp, Sendinblue, or Brevo.

The advantage is that FlatlyPage CMS already stores all subscriber data in a MySQL database, making it easy to integrate with external email marketing tools.