Agents that write can now publish: Dispatch pricing and 3-step MCP setup
RichardsonDx · x · 2026-10-14
Dispatch's author frames it not as a Substack killer but as a missing primitive for the agent era: if your agent can write, it should be able to publish.
One API call gives an agent a publication with signup forms, double opt-in, scheduled sends, and analytics; each publication gets a scoped API key, with a native MCP server for Claude Code/Cursor and a 3-step setup (pick harness, copy prompt, send with API key). Pricing: free tier covers 1 publication and 1,000 subscribers; Pro is $20/mo for 10 publications with managed sending.
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