AI newsletter writer for Kit (formerly ConvertKit) creators

One-click Kit connection, then HeyNews studies every broadcast you have sent and the sources you read. The next draft lands in your voice within a minute. You review it in HeyNews and send from Kit.

Draft my next Kit broadcast How HeyNews learns your voice

14-day trial or 5 generated issues. Keep using Kit; HeyNews drafts, you review before sending.

What it is

HeyNews is an AI newsletter writer for Kit (formerly ConvertKit) creators. It connects to your Kit account in one click, trains a Voice Profile from every broadcast you have already sent, watches the sources you trust (RSS feeds, sites, X, Reddit, saved articles), and drafts your next broadcast in your voice for you to review and send. Plans start at $39/mo with a 14-day free trial.

HeyNews does not replace Kit. Kit stays where your audience, forms, sequences, deliverability, and sending live. HeyNews is the production layer that turns your past broadcasts plus your sources into a draft that already sounds like you.

How HeyNews works with Kit

Connect Kit in one click: Authorize Kit from inside HeyNews. The connection reads the broadcasts you have already sent so HeyNews can learn how you write to your audience.
Build your Voice Profile from real broadcasts: HeyNews studies your tone, recurring sections, calls to action, and the way you turn ideas into emails. Real Kit broadcasts beat any prompt-engineered "style guide".
Add the sources behind your next broadcast: RSS feeds, websites, X profiles, Reddit threads, and saved articles. HeyNews monitors them and surfaces a ranked shortlist of stories before you start writing.
Let response data shape future drafts: HeyNews uses what your Kit subscribers opened and clicked to lean future drafts toward the topics and formats that already work, without you tagging anything manually.
Review the draft, then send from Kit: Drafts live in HeyNews with subject line and preview text options. Edit until it sounds right, copy the finished version into Kit's broadcast editor, and send it yourself.
Run multiple Kit accounts side by side: On Pro and Team plans, each Kit account or publication keeps its own Voice Profile, sources, and draft history. Useful if you run a personal newsletter and client broadcasts.

What to expect today

HeyNews creates the draft. It does not auto-send for you. Today you review inside HeyNews, then copy the finished version into Kit and send it yourself. That keeps final editorial control with you and means a misclick can never push a draft to your list.

Why it feels different for Kit operators

Trained on broadcasts you actually sent, not a style description: Kit's built-in AI assistant helps with rewrites and quick generations. HeyNews learns from every broadcast you have already sent, so the first draft sounds like you instead of a generic "AI newsletter".
A shortlist of stories before you start writing: Kit is where you send. HeyNews scans your sources overnight and surfaces a ranked shortlist of stories that match what your audience actually reads, so Sunday is not "what should I write about?".
Drafts shaped by what Kit subscribers engaged with: Past opens and clicks become input for the next draft, so HeyNews is not starting from zero each week. Topics and formats that worked compound; ones that did not quietly fade.
Separate Voice Profiles for separate broadcasts: A weekly newsletter, a monthly customer update, and a launch announcement should not read the same. HeyNews keeps separate Voice Profiles, sources, and draft histories for each.
Subject lines and preview text included: Each draft includes subject line and preview text options, so the broadcast is closer to ready by the time you open Kit. No second tool, no second prompt.

Pricing

Plan	Plan details	Price
Starter	15 issues / month · 2 Kit publications	$99/mo
Pro	45 issues / month · 4 Kit publications	$299/mo
Team	90 issues / month · 10 publications · 100 AI revisions per draft	$499/mo

Your Kit subscription stays separate. HeyNews plans start at $39/mo and include a 14-day or 5-issue free trial, whichever ends first.

Use cases

The Kit creator with a weekly broadcast and 30k subscribers

You run a weekly broadcast on Kit Pro to 30,000 subscribers. Writing it eats your Sunday. HeyNews drafts the issue overnight, picks the stories, and your Sunday morning becomes a 30-minute review instead of a four-hour write.

The course creator with sequences plus a weekly broadcast

Kit handles the evergreen sequences that warm leads. HeyNews handles the weekly broadcast that keeps your list awake, so the broadcast does not become the thing that slips when you launch.

The agency operator running multiple Kit accounts

You run client newsletters across three Kit accounts. HeyNews keeps each client voice, source list, and draft history separate. Switching between them is one click, and no client ever sees another client's tone.

The operator who left Substack for Kit and lost the AI workflow

Substack did not give you a real AI drafting workflow, so you had been pasting into ChatGPT. HeyNews brings that drafting workflow to the platform you already moved to, without copy-pasting your archive into a system prompt every week.

FAQ

Does HeyNews replace Kit?

No. Kit stays where your audience, forms, sequences, and deliverability live. HeyNews is the production layer that drafts each broadcast from your past sends plus your sources, so the page you copy into Kit is already written in your voice.

Does HeyNews push broadcasts to Kit automatically?

Not today. Drafts live inside HeyNews until you decide they are ready. When you finalize one, copy it into Kit's broadcast editor and send it from there. That keeps you in editorial control and means a misclick never sends to your list.

Will HeyNews handle Kit sequences (drips)?

Not today. HeyNews is built around the broadcast loop: regular newsletters drafted from sources and your archive. Sequences and drip emails need different mechanics, so Kit handles those and HeyNews handles the broadcast.

Does HeyNews work with Kit Free, Newsletter, and Pro plans?

HeyNews works best when your Kit account can share past broadcasts and basic reader response signals. Most paid Kit tiers (Newsletter and Pro) qualify; Kit Free typically does not expose enough broadcast history for the Voice Profile to learn from.

How does voice training actually work?

HeyNews reads the Kit broadcasts you have already sent and extracts the patterns that make your writing yours: tone, structure, recurring phrases, calls to action, and the way you explain stories. The Voice Profile is the input to every future draft.

What data does HeyNews read from Kit?

Past broadcasts for voice training, plus open and click signals so future drafts can lean toward formats and topics that work. HeyNews does not read subscriber email addresses, does not store your audience list, and does not send anything on your behalf.

Can I disconnect Kit any time?

Yes, from Settings → Connections in HeyNews. Disconnecting stops new updates from Kit but keeps your existing Voice Profile, sources, and saved drafts inside HeyNews so you can keep working without losing context.

What is the free trial?

14 days or 5 generated issues, whichever ends first. A payment method is required so accounts cannot be recycled. Cancel any time during the trial and you are not charged.