Solutions · solo operators

Every brand you run,
behind one login.

Many brands, one login, no account sprawl.

Permission first. Every brand distinct.
The problem

One person should not need five logins.

Running several brands on a flat newsletter tool means one account per brand, one bill per brand, and one more place to forget an unsubscribe. Consolidate them into a single account and the opposite problem appears: every contact lands in the same list, and a send meant for one brand reaches everyone.

SendNectar gives each brand its own workspace inside one account. Audience, consent, suppressions, sender identities, domains, and history are isolated by construction — so the convenience of one login never costs you the separation the brands actually need.

What you get

Solo operators, specifically.

01

One account, many brands

Brands nest under a legal entity in a single tenant. Add the fourth or the fortieth without opening another account, another subscription, or another password.

02

Per-brand defaults that stick

Default sender name, reply-to, locale, timezone, primary color, and privacy policy URL are set per brand, so every message reads as native to that brand without you re-typing anything.

03

No accidental crossover

A contact suppressed in one brand stays deliverable in another — suppressions are scoped to tenant, brand, or topic explicitly, so unsubscribing from a side project doesn't silently kill your main list.

04

Your provider, your invoice

Connect the SMTP or ESP you already pay for. SendNectar charges for orchestration, so growing volume raises your provider bill at provider prices — never a markup on top.

05

Automations without a team

Event-driven workflows with 17 step types run the follow-ups you would otherwise do by hand, on leased workers with retries so nothing depends on you remembering.

06

Compliance you inherit

Double opt-in, preference centers, consent evidence, and unsubscribe processing are on by default. You get an operator-grade compliance posture without hiring for it.

In the product

What one login actually gets you.

These are product surfaces, not marketing categories — each one is a real place in the workspace.

Brands
Isolated workspaces with their own audience, consent state, and sending identity
Websites
Origin-allow-listed sites per brand for forms and first-party tracking
Providers
SMTP, Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, Postmark, or Brevo — credentials encrypted server-side
Automations
Versioned workflow definitions with enrollments and step-run history
Reporting
Message lifecycle, provider events, conversions, and daily reputation per brand
Plan fit
Starter covers up to three brands; Pro is the complete product for the rest

Bring your provider.
Keep your brands distinct.
Start today.

Set up your first workspace, connect a provider, and publish a workflow — free, in test mode, before you pay a thing.