How to Migrate from Substack to Ghost
Move your Substack publication to Ghost without losing subscribers. Step-by-step guide covering content, paid members, Stripe, and what to watch for.
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Move your Substack publication to Ghost without losing subscribers. Step-by-step guide covering content, paid members, Stripe, and what to watch for.
Step-by-step WordPress to Ghost migration. What transfers, what does not, how to handle images, redirects, and subscriber lists.
From tech startups to major publications, Ghost powers thousands of websites. See real examples and learn why they chose Ghost over WordPress and Substack.
Ghost Content API delivers your content as JSON. Build custom frontends with Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, or any framework while using Ghost for content management.
Ghost includes member growth, email analytics, and post performance tracking. Add Google Analytics or privacy-focused alternatives via code injection.
Add analytics, custom fonts, CSS, and scripts to Ghost without editing theme files. Here is what code injection supports and how to use it.
Ghost includes sitemaps, structured data, canonical URLs, and meta controls. Here is how to use every SEO feature Ghost offers to rank your content.
Configure your own domain on Ghost(Pro) or self-hosted Ghost. Step-by-step DNS setup, SSL certificates, and custom email sending domains.
Your Ghost theme defines your reader experience. Learn what to look for in layouts, performance, membership support, and design customization.
Step-by-step guide to configuring Ghost memberships. Connect Stripe, create tiers, gate content, and start earning subscription revenue with 0% platform fee.
Ghost combines a CMS, newsletter system, and membership platform into one. Here is what makes it different from WordPress, Substack, and website builders.
Ghost connects directly to Stripe for paid memberships. Learn how to set up Stripe, configure tiers, handle taxes, and manage subscriber billing.
Free Ghost themes cover the basics. Premium themes add dark mode, multiple layouts, search, i18n, and dedicated support. Here is what the upgrade costs.
The best premium and free Ghost themes for blogs, newsletters, and magazines. Compare providers, features, and pricing across the Ghost ecosystem.
Ghost(Pro) starts at $15/mo. Self-hosting starts at $4/mo. Compare every plan, feature gate, and hidden cost so you pick the right option.
Step-by-step guide to launching your first Ghost newsletter. Set up sending, design your template, build signup forms, and grow your subscriber list.
Buttondown is minimalist email. Ghost is email, website, and memberships in one. Compare pricing, features, and what each platform includes.
Squarespace is a website builder. Ghost is a publishing platform. Compare newsletters, memberships, SEO, pricing, and design for bloggers.
Mailchimp is just email. Ghost is email, website, and memberships in one. Compare pricing, features, and what each platform actually includes.
Kit is email-only at $39/mo. Ghost gives you email, a website, memberships, and SEO for $29/mo. Compare features, pricing, and ownership.
Medium pays writers $1.20/post on average. Ghost lets you keep 100% of subscription revenue. Compare monetization, SEO, design, and ownership.
Ghost is open-source with full design control. Beehiiv has ads and Boosts. Compare pricing, newsletters, memberships, and ownership side by side.
Set up Ghost newsletters from scratch: configure email settings, design templates, segment audiences, and improve deliverability. Step-by-step for 2026.
WordPress needs 10 plugins to match what Ghost includes. Compare newsletters, memberships, SEO, security, and true costs for bloggers in 2026.
Ghost charges 0% revenue share; Substack takes 10% plus Apple fees. Compare newsletters, design, SEO, pricing, and ownership side by side.
Beehiiv has ads and referrals. Ghost has 0% fees and full design control. Compare pricing, features, and ownership to find the right newsletter platform.
Kit raised prices 35% and still has no website or SEO. Ghost gives you newsletters, memberships, a full CMS, and 0% revenue share for $29/mo.
Mailchimp gutted its free plan, killed subscriptions, and keeps raising prices. Ghost offers newsletters, memberships, and a full website for $29/mo.
WordPress costs more than you think once you add plugins for SEO, security, and email. Ghost includes everything bloggers need for $29/mo.
Medium pays most writers under $100/mo and controls your audience. Ghost gives you 100% ownership, direct revenue, and full design control.
Tired of Substack fees and limited design? Ghost offers 0% revenue share, full branding control, and built-in newsletters. Compare the two platforms.
Webflow is a visual design tool. Ghost is a publishing platform. Compare newsletters, memberships, SEO, pricing, and design for content creators.