Paid posts of a Substack newsletter from this year
Sourabh Kumar
To see what a newsletter puts behind its paywall, set Free or paid to paid and a start date. This example lists The Pragmatic Engineer's paid posts since 1 January 2026 with title, date, the free preview text and engagement. The filter fills the limit, so asking for 50 returns 50 when the archive has them.
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