Vivre is newsletter software for hotels, villas, resorts and media outlets. You describe who an email is for in plain words, see exactly how many people that is, and send it from your own domain.

Teams that already send a newsletter: hotels, villas and resorts writing to past guests, and media outlets or PR teams sending stories to their readers.

Can I still send to everyone?

Yes. A newsletter, EDM or email blast to your whole list works the same way. Vivre still skips anyone who unsubscribed or whose address bounced for good.

Will I lose subscribers when I move my list?

No. Send us the export from your current email platform as it comes. Vivre keeps the people who are subscribed, keeps out those who unsubscribed or bounced, and merges duplicates.

What can I group people by?

Anything your list holds: who opened or clicked and when, tags, the date someone joined, and country if your export has that column. You type it the way you would say it to a colleague.

Will my newsletter come from my own email address?

Yes. Every Vivre client sends from their own domain, such as news@yourhotel.com. We set up the domain records with you, so inboxes can check the email really comes from you.

Is Vivre good for media outlets that feature hotels?

Yes. Media outlets and PR teams send their newsletters with Vivre the same way hotels do. Two features for them are coming next: turning a hotel's press release into a finished story block, and a report for each featured hotel showing how many people its story went to and how many clicked.

Can an email scanner unsubscribe my readers?

No. Company email filters open every link in an email before the reader sees it, unsubscribe links included. In Vivre, opening the link only asks; nobody is unsubscribed until a person presses the button, so a scanner can't take anyone off your list.

Can the same person get an email twice?

No. Vivre skips anyone who has already received that email, even if they sit in several of the groups you picked, or you send it to another group later.

What does sending in stages mean?

Vivre sends to the people who open your emails most often first: a few hundred on day one, then roughly double each morning. If bounces start to climb, the send pauses on its own.

Who do I talk to if something goes wrong?

Sathya, who builds Vivre, on WhatsApp. Every account is set up by hand, so the person who set yours up is the person who answers.

How do I start using Vivre?

Message Vivre on WhatsApp at +62 812 2700 9510. We go through your list with you, set up your domain, and you send your first newsletter from your own address.

guides

Newsletter guides

Plain answers for hotels, villas and media outlets that send a newsletter. Written by the people who build Vivre.

11 October 2026 / 6 min read
How to split a hotel newsletter into groups
Most hotel newsletters go to everyone. How to split a guest list into a few useful groups, which ones to make first, and when sending to all is still right.
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11 October 2026 / 6 min read
How to move your newsletter list without losing anyone
Switching email platforms? How to export your list, keep unsubscribes as unsubscribes, merge duplicates and send the first email safely from the new one.
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11 October 2026 / 7 min read
Sending your newsletter from your own domain: SPF, DKIM and DMARC in plain English
What SPF, DKIM and DMARC do, what Gmail requires of senders since February 2024, who adds the records, and how to check your newsletter passes.
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11 October 2026 / 5 min read
Why company email filters unsubscribe your readers, and how to stop it
Readers unsubscribed seconds after you send? Company email security opens every link, including unsubscribe links. How to spot it and how to stop it.
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11 October 2026 / 4 min read
What is an EDM? Email newsletters, explained
EDM, newsletter, email blast: what the words mean, what a good EDM has in it, and the handful of terms you will hear when you send one.
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Newsletter guides

How to split a hotel newsletter into groups

How to move your newsletter list without losing anyone

Sending your newsletter from your own domain: SPF, DKIM and DMARC in plain English

Why company email filters unsubscribe your readers, and how to stop it

What is an EDM? Email newsletters, explained