Substack takes 10% of everything you earn.
Writizzy takes a flat fee, not a cut.
Keep 100% of your subscriber revenue. Full design control, your own custom domain, and your posts & audience migrated in a few clicks.
What 10% costs you
LiveDrag the sliders. The math updates instantly.
Annual billing (10 months charged, 2 free). Stripe fees estimated at 2.9% + €0.30 / transaction. Plan tier based on total subscribers. Pricing verified April 2026.
Your blog looks like yours,
not like everyone else's Substack
Pick a theme, set your colors and fonts, add your domain. Same writing — a blog that actually feels like you.
Just a sample — a growing library, all free, and you can fine-tune any of them.
Everything Substack makes hard,
Writizzy makes simple
Writers made the switch
and never looked back
Writizzy gave me the final push to write my first blog post. The interface is incredibly intuitive, focusing only on the essentials without any clutter.
Easy to use. Straight to the point. You write and publish. That’s it. Amazing work.
Totally removes the overwhelming side of current tools so you can focus on writing — while being at a great price.
Keep 100% of what you earn
Free up to 100 subscribers. No credit card. Predictable pricing as you grow — never a cut of your revenue.
Everything you might be wondering
How much does Substack take from creators?
Substack charges a 10% platform fee on all paid subscription revenue, on top of Stripe processing fees (~2.9% + €0.30 per transaction). On €5,000/month in revenue, that's €500/month, €6,000/year, going to Substack alone, before payment processing. Writizzy charges 0% commission and a flat monthly fee instead.
How does pricing work as I grow?
A flat monthly fee based on your subscriber count, never a cut of your revenue. You start free up to 100 subscribers, then move onto Starter at €9/month and up through predictable tiers as your audience grows. Drag the calculator above to see your exact numbers at any size.
Will my subscribers come with me?
Yes. Your posts and free subscribers transfer automatically from your Substack export. Paid subscribers need to re-subscribe once on your new platform (Stripe subscriptions are tied to Substack and can't be moved). The earlier you switch, the smoother this is, which is why moving sooner beats waiting.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. Writizzy is free up to 100 subscribers, with unlimited posts and newsletter sending, no credit card required. You only pay when your audience grows past the free tier, at a flat rate.
Will my blog look professional?
Yes. Unlike Substack's single look, Writizzy ships a growing library of themes with full control over colors and typography, plus your own custom domain on paid plans. Your blog looks like yours, not like everyone else's Substack.
Will my blog show up on Google?
Yes, and it's one of the top reasons writers switch. Substack barely does SEO; Writizzy ships sitemaps, schema.org structured data, fast pages, and a post-publication SEO audit with a health score for every article. Your writing is built to be found on Google, not just sent by email.
What if Writizzy shuts down or changes its pricing?
Your content is always yours. Export everything, posts and subscribers, anytime in standard formats. Your blog also publishes over RSS, and you can cross-post each article to your social networks, so your audience can follow you in channels that don't depend on us. You're never building on rented land.