Every Otium site can have a blog. A post can be open to everyone, ask for an email before the reader continues, or stay private for paying customers. The same writing can also be sent to your email list.
Leave it open, ask the reader to join your email list, or save it for customers who paid.
Write an email and also publish it on your blog, or turn a blog post into an email.
A reader enters their email to continue. Otium adds them to your list without sending them to another page.
A paid post opens after a one-time purchase or an active monthly membership.
One post is open. One grows your email list. One is for paying readers.
Bought separately, this is roughly Substack (10% of paid) / beehiiv at $39/mo
included in Otium, free until you go live
The reading experience is similar, but the blog lives on your own web address, Otium takes 1% instead of 10%, and it sits beside your courses, community, and other products.
Open posts are the ones search engines can read in full. Posts that ask for an email show only the opening. You choose which matters more for each post.
Yes. Tell Otto what you want to say and he drafts it for you to edit. He can also turn a useful free guide into a post that asks for an email.
Otium sends from a web address you verify. Every email includes an unsubscribe link, and addresses that bounce or report spam are not emailed again.
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