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B2 · spreadsheet systems for newsletter writers

Newsletter Writer Templates

Subscriber growth, sponsorship slots, and churn — all in one place, so you always know exactly who’s paying and who’s about to leave.

subscriber-growth.xlsx
Issue #SubsOpen Rate
1Issue 414,81248.2%
2Issue 4251.0%
3Issue 435,00447.6%
templates

Four systems for four different jobs

Each one is a standalone spreadsheet — use one or use all four together.

B1

Subscriber Growth Tracker

Week-over-week subscriber counts with growth rate and source tracking, so you know exactly what’s moving the needle.

subscriber-growth.xlsx
WeekSubsGrowth
1Wk 414,812+2.1%
2Wk 424,930+2.5%
  • Auto-calculated week-over-week growth %
  • Source tagging (referral, social, paid)
  • Milestone markers
Preview template →
B2

Sponsorship Slot Calendar

Every ad slot you’ve sold, who bought it, when it runs, and whether they’ve paid — in one calendar view.

sponsor-calendar.xlsx
IssueSponsorStatus
1#43Fernway Journal
2#44Basil & BloomPending
  • Slot-by-issue calendar layout
  • Payment status per sponsor
  • Sponsor contact log built in
Preview template →
B3

Open Rate & Churn Log

Issue-by-issue open rate and unsubscribe tracking, with space for notes on what worked and what didn’t.

open-rate-log.xlsx
IssueOpen RateUnsubs
1#4348.2%12
2#4451.0%8
  • Open-rate trend by issue
  • Unsubscribe count and rate
  • Notes column for what changed
Preview template →
B4

Newsletter Revenue Dashboard

Combines sponsorship income and paid-subscription revenue into one dashboard so you see total newsletter income at a glance.

revenue-dashboard.xlsx
MonthSponsorshipSubs Rev
1Jun$1,200$890
2Jul$1,450$960
  • Sponsorship + subscription combined view
  • Monthly recurring revenue calculation
  • Year-over-year comparison tab
Preview template →
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Why a spreadsheet, not another login

SaaS tools are great until the price triples or the company shuts down. A spreadsheet just keeps working.

01 —

You own it, forever

No subscription cutoff, no data export scramble. It’s a file on your computer, not a rented seat.

02 —

Runs where you already are

Opens straight in Excel or Google Sheets — nothing new to log into, nothing new to learn.

03 —

Edit anything, anytime

It’s your formula, not our roadmap. Rename a column, add a tab, make it yours.

faq

Common questions

Does this work with Substack, ConvertKit, beehiiv, etc.?
Yes — these are plain spreadsheets, so you just copy your subscriber and open-rate numbers in from whichever platform you use.
Can I track paid subscriptions and sponsorships in the same sheet?
The Newsletter Revenue Dashboard is built specifically to combine both income types in one view.
How do I import my existing subscriber history?
Paste your historical week-by-week subscriber counts into the Subscriber Growth Tracker and the growth-rate formulas calculate automatically.
Is there a version for a weekly vs monthly send schedule?
The templates use a generic ‘issue number’ column so they work the same whether you send weekly, biweekly, or monthly.
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Pick a newsletter template. Open the sheet. Start today.

No account required to preview — see exactly what you’re getting before you download anything.

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