PixelGlass

Independent writers and publishers who want to run a newsletter, membership and community today have to stitch together separate tools: a website builder, an email sender, a payment processor and a community app. This fragmentation spreads their work, audience and revenue across platforms they do not fully control. Many existing paid newsletter or community platforms also take a cut of what readers pay. People who want an AI agent to actually help run a publication are generally limited to a chat window rather than having the agent act on the real site.

PixelGlass is a publishing platform for newsletters, paid memberships and community, hosted on the creator's own domain, with a stated 0% take of reader payments. Every PixelGlass site includes a built-in MCP server with 67 tools, so agents like Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Cursor, VS Code or Windsurf can draft and publish posts, build charts or calculators as live blocks, edit theme files, create and manage site pages, and handle community features like circles and badges, all within the permissions of the connected user's role. Posts, pages and themes keep a version history so agent-made changes can be reviewed or reverted, theme changes only go live after they build successfully, and the agent does not write to a post that is open in the editor. The platform supports tiered memberships in the creator's own currency, paywalled archives, invite-based circles for groups like clients or cohorts, member badges, and multiple opt-in newsletter lists from one sign-up.