Send a Broadcast to Your Whole List in Minutes
Skip the export, the third-party tool, and the merge tags — write once, pick an audience, and hit send.
You have news. Maybe it's a launch, a sale, a live session this Friday. So you go to tell your buyers — and remember what that actually involves: exporting a CSV from one dashboard, cleaning up the columns, uploading it into a separate email tool, remembering your login for that tool, building a template from scratch, guessing which merge tag actually works, and praying the send button doesn't bounce half your list. By the time you've fought through all that, the urgency that made the email worth sending has evaporated. Most creators just... don't send the email. Not because they don't have something worth saying, but because the plumbing between "I have news" and "my list knows" is exhausting.
store.fan closes that gap almost completely. Your buyers are already in one list, sitting inside the same dashboard where you manage products and payments. Broadcast emails live right there — no export, no second login, no separate tool to learn. You write it, you pick who gets it, you send it. That's the whole job.
What a broadcast actually is here
A broadcast email is a message you send to some or all of the people who've bought from you or joined your membership — a launch announcement, a flash sale, an event invite, a simple thank-you. Inside your dashboard, the send screen has three real decisions: who gets it, what it says, and what sender name it comes from. Everything else — the list, the unsubscribe handling, the delivery — is already built.
The audience picker is a single dropdown: send to everyone on your list, just your active members, or just the buyers of one specific product. Under the hood, store.fan is already tracking every purchase, so that segmentation is just a filter on data you already have — not a tag you have to remember to apply at checkout.
Why it's genuinely fast
Three things do the heavy lifting. First, ready-made templates — launch, discount, event invite, newsletter, thank-you, last-chance — each with a subject line and body already written in a warm, direct voice. Pick one close to what you need and edit a few words. Second, an AI draft option: type a rough prompt ("I'm launching my new preset pack this weekend"), pick a tone — friendly, professional, exciting, or casual — and a subject and full body appear, ready to tweak. Third, personalization variables like the buyer's first name, your name, and your store link, so one email reads like a hundred individual ones without you writing a hundred emails.
You can drop in a file attachment if you want to include a bonus PDF or preview image, format the body with the built-in rich editor, and choose whether the email arrives from your name or a generic sender. Then you see your exact recipient count before you commit — no guessing, no surprises.
The old way vs. the store.fan way
| The old way | The store.fan way |
|---|---|
| Export buyers from checkout tool to a CSV | Your list is already there — no export needed |
| Log into a separate email marketing platform | Broadcasts live inside the same dashboard |
| Build a template and guess at merge-tag syntax | Pick a ready-made template or generate one with AI |
| Manually segment who bought what | One dropdown: everyone, members, or one product |
| Hope your unsubscribe list is up to date | Opt-outs are tracked and respected automatically |
| An afternoon, if you get to it at all | A few minutes, start to send |
How few steps it actually takes
Send your first broadcast
0/5I used to write the email in my Notes app and then never actually send it anywhere. Now I write it where my buyers already live and it's out the door before I overthink it.— A creator on store.fan
That's not a hypothetical — it's what the feature is built to remove: the friction between having something to say and your audience actually reading it. Want to see the kind of storefront this list is built from in the first place? Look at a live example store to see how products, buyers, and this exact email tool all connect.
Why this pays for itself
A broadcast to your existing buyers is the highest-leverage email you'll ever send — these are people who already trust you enough to pay once. A launch announcement, a flash sale, a re-invite to a webinar: each one is a chance to sell again to someone who's already said yes before. The tool existing inside your dashboard means the email actually goes out instead of living forever in your drafts folder, which is the real reason most creators under-communicate with their own customers.
FAQ
No. The moment someone buys from your store or joins a membership, they're automatically on your list inside store.fan. There's nothing to import or connect.
You can start on the free plan and send from day one. Sending volume and extras scale with your plan, and paid plans add more room as your list grows — check pricing for the details of each tier.
No. Pick a ready-made template or let the AI draft option write a first version from a one-line prompt, then edit it in the built-in rich editor. No HTML, no design software.
Yes. Target everyone, just your active members, or just the buyers of one specific product — it's a single dropdown when you're setting up the send.
They're automatically excluded from future broadcasts. You don't have to track opt-outs yourself — store.fan handles it for every send.
None of this requires a marketing background. It requires a storefront that already knows who your buyers are — which is exactly what you get the moment you create your store. Browse more guides or check the FAQ if you want the full picture first, but the fastest way to understand it is to try it.
Your buyers are one send away from hearing your next launch. Set up your list and write your first broadcast today.
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