Paragraph vs Mirror
Paragraph combines the best parts of web2 and web3 to supercharge your newsletter. Reach your audience on web2, but still use web3 primitives to create, distribute, and monetize your content.
See how Paragraph compares to Mirror.
| Feature | Mirror | Paragraph |
|---|---|---|
| Token-gated newsletters | No | Yes |
| Wallet-less newsletter subscriptions | No | Yes |
| NFT-based memberships | No | Yes |
| Multi-community token-gating | No | Yes |
| Option to store posts on or off Arweave | No | Yes |
| Decentralized social integrated | No | Yes |
| Gasless NFT minting | Yes | Yes |
| Feature | Mirror | Paragraph |
|---|---|---|
| Access your subscriber's emails | No | Yes |
| Multiple writers | No | Yes |
| Subscribe embed | No | Yes |
| Reader comments | No | Yes |
| Sub-newsletters | No | Yes |
| Tagging & post organization | No | Yes |
| Custom domain | No | Yes |
| Advanced theming | No | Yes |
| Detailed pageview metrics | Yes | Yes |
| Import from Substack | Yes | Yes |
| Feature | Mirror | Paragraph |
|---|---|---|
| Statically generated | Yes | Yes |
| Instantaneous navigation | No | Yes |
| Accessible without Javascript | Yes | Yes |
| SEO optimized | No | Yes |