Add metadata to your RSS feeds

Export images from your newsletter

New alignment options for custom buttons

In this special guest post, Jon Sully shares how he uses Typora as a front-end for his newsletter.

Testing different call-to-action variants in the hero section

New Zapier integration with easier login flow and new subscriber management actions.

Online conversations among the inventors of network mail are more fun and interesting than they have any right to be.

New analytic pageviews by referrer

A visual refresh of the subscriber detail view with streamlined activity feed.

Set your own PayPal or Venmo username for affiliate payouts instead of waiting for us to ask.

Write in your email app to ensure your newsletter is something you would send your friend

Two small, esoteric API features

The first word processor invented the way we personalize email newsletters

Legacy teasers are replaced by the more flexible paywall component for gating premium content.

Creating a cabinet of beta readers leads to more interesting content and engaged subscribers.

We value your data and are committed to keeping it safe and secure.

Link related emails from the editor

Simple AA test on index page to test end-to-end flag logic

How confirming your email subscriptions was standardized, before spam got its name.

Automate what you hate, write what you enjoy, and promote your work sustainably.

Tell them what you're going to ship. Tell them what you've shipped. Tell them what others have shipped with your tool.

Template variables in headers and footers

View monthly recurring revenue alongside your other analytics within Buttondown.

OG blogger, journalist, and musician Clive Thompson uses Buttondown to share his thoughts and scale his old-school linkblog newsletter, LinkFest.

We've updated our pricing to better reflect the value we provide.

Naked mode for transactional emails

Everything you've wondered about DKIM, SPF, sender reputation, and more.

Some recent updates to our downstream services.

Newsletters will continue to outlive trendy upstarts in part because email has outlasted so many already.

Comments in the classic theme