Learns a newsletter's past voice, curates stories from hundreds of sources, and drafts the next issue.
HeyNews targets people who already run a newsletter and want the draft written for them: it studies previous issues to match tone and structure, pulls in candidate stories from a wide set of sources, and produces a publish-ready draft rather than a bare outline. It is aimed at operators who monetize a newsletter, not first-time writers starting from nothing. Pricing runs from a Hobbyist tier up to a Team tier, gated by issue volume, with a trial capped at 14 days or five generated issues, whichever comes first. No legal company name or country is disclosed on the site.
Hobbyist tier: $39/month; Team tier reaches $499/month. A 14-day (or 5-issue) trial exists but there is no permanent free plan.
Use tool ↗HeyNews is narrower than a general writing assistant - it is specifically for people who already publish a newsletter and want the weekly draft done from curated sources in their existing voice. The catch is there is no permanent free tier, only a short trial, and pricing jumps steeply between tiers ($39 to $499/month) based on volume.
Watch out: Check what counts as one 'issue' against the trial's five-issue cap before relying on it to fully evaluate the tool.
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