2024-11-06
Umami integration
2024-11-04
Per-email paid subscriptions
Updates from October
Custom button text You can now write whatever you want inside the buttons in your newsletter. Invite subscribers to pre-order your book, sign up for your...
2024-10-29
Multiple event types for webhooks
2024-10-24
Idempotency keys in the API
2024-10-22
Internal links
2024-10-17
Custom buttons
2024-10-15
A brand new Framer component
Updates from September
Say hello to Buttondown’s newest employee! My wife and I welcomed our first child, Lucy, into the world last week. Here you can see her steepling her fingers...
Updates from August
Streamlining the publishing workflow For a while there, the New Email window was a tad cluttered. But no longer! We removed the Tags, Audience, and...
Updates from July
Let your subscribers find your best work Your Buttondown archives got a lot easier to navigate this month, with our new email archive search. Look ma, there...
Updates from June
Autonomy Tags let you segment your Buttondown lists. Subscriber self-tagging, which we added four months ago, lets folks sort themselves into the lists they...
Updates from May
New docs If you haven’t noticed by now, I beg you to take a look at our new docs! You can read more about our journey to building them here, but the TL;DR:...
Updates from March
Newer, nicer settings pages It’s boring to talk about changes to settings pages, I know — they’re sort of the unfinished basement of any application, useful...
How often should you send your newsletter?
If you're spinning up a newsletter and have chosen a topic you're passionate about, it's time to decide the second most important thing — how often you're...
Updates from February
Analytics It is a new calendar year, which means it is time to rewrite the analytics engine and experience to make it better for you. Huzzah! The weekly...
🤓 What Andy Dehnart's learned from writing on the web for two decades
Andy Dehnart's a writer and TV critic who lives in Florida with his husband and their tuxedo cat. He publishes reality blurred, where he's offered his...
🤓 Cassidy Williams uses Buttondown to reach 10K developers
Cassidy Williams is a software engineer and developer advocate by profession who loves teaching people coding skills (and making them laugh with dumb jokes)!...
📊 Learn more about your subscribers with surveys!
It’s probably useful to know a bit more about your subscribers: you can collect feedback about content they’re interested in, drive engagement, obtain...
Updates from January
Are you excited to talk about newsletters? I sure am. New archives We've launched the new archives! You can take a look at how they look here, and if you...
