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Email previews

How it lands. On every plan.

Example digests for Free, Pro and Audio: in the inbox, on the lock screen and opened, at desktop and phone widths. Mock summaries, real email HTML.

Pro · Daily at 07:00, 6 newsletters

1. In the inbox

Before it is opened.

The sender name, subject and preview text do the work here. Each plan gets its own subject line, so the digest reads as a habit, not a promotion.

Mail: you@example.com

  • Digesit

    07:00

    Your morning digest: 6 newsletters, 2 min

    Why distribution still beats models. Plus 5 more, in the order you chose.

  • S

    Sam Patel

    06:52

    Re: Saturday plans

    Sounds good, shall we say half ten at the market?

  • R

    Rail tickets

    Yesterday

    Your e-ticket for Friday

    Show this ticket on your phone at the barrier.

  • Y

    Your bank

    Yesterday

    Your statement is ready

    Your November statement is now available to view.

  • C

    Calendar

    Sun

    Weekly agenda

    You have 4 events this week, starting with a dentist appointment.

  • P

    Photos

    Sun

    12 new memories

    A look back at a weekend by the sea.

Example desktop inbox, Tuesday 10 November. Other emails are illustrative.

Tuesday 10 November

7:00

Digesit

now

Your morning digest: 6 newsletters, 2 min

Why distribution still beats models. Plus 5 more, in the order you chose.

Example lock screen notification

2. Opened

The email itself.

Real email HTML, built with tables and inline styles so it holds up in Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail. Shown at desktop and phone widths.

Raw HTML

Your morning digest: 6 newsletters, 2 min

Digesit · 07:00

Example phone mail app

3. Side by side

What changes by plan.

Same reading experience, different rhythm. Free is a weekly catch-up, Pro is a daily habit, and Audio leads with the listen.

DetailFreeProAudio
Price (proposed)£0£4 a month£9 a month
ArrivesSaturdays at 08:00, 3 newslettersDaily at 07:00, 6 newslettersDaily at 06:30, 6 newsletters, plus audio
Subject lineYour Saturday digest: the week in 3 newslettersYour morning digest: 6 newsletters, 2 minYour morning digest: listen in 4 min, or read in 2
Preview textThis week from One Useful Thing, Money Stuff and Dense Discovery. The jagged frontier, a year on.Why distribution still beats models. Plus 5 more, in the order you chose.Today's mini podcast is ready. Why distribution still beats models, and 5 more.
Top of the emailIntro, then straight into the threeIntro, then a contents listListen block with play button, chapters and podcast feed
Reading time1 min2 min2 min, or 4 min to listen
FooterA gentle Pro prompt, plus plan linePlan line only, no upsellPlan line only, no upsell

4. Landing well

Getting to the inbox, not the spam folder.

What the live service would need so the digest lands in the main inbox. Planned, not yet built.

  • One steady sender

    Always Digesit <digest@digestit.app>, from a dedicated sending domain with SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up.

  • One-click unsubscribe

    List-Unsubscribe headers and a visible link, as Gmail and Yahoo now require for bulk senders.

  • Under the clipping limit

    This email is about 22 KB of HTML. Gmail hides anything past 102 KB behind a "View entire message" link.

  • Personal, not promotional

    Plain sender name, a subject that changes daily, and no banner adverts, so it is less likely to land in Promotions.

  • Sent when you asked

    Delivered at the reader's chosen time in their own time zone, which keeps opens steady and complaints low.

  • Opens count for publishers

    When the digest is opened, we let each publisher in it know, so their subscriber stays active on their list.