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Onboarding, part two

A look at what we've learned about our customers from our onboarding process.

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Customizable checkout flows

We're shifting to customizable checkout flows

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Lifecycle-based emails

Send emails based on subscriber lifecycle dates

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Paid churn tracking

Track when paid subscribers churn

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How to personalize your newsletter onboarding with metadata

It’s data about data all the way down.

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Customize gift unsubscription notifications

Customize the email sent when a gift subscription ends with your own messaging.

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How Jade Quek curates paper and book arts events across the US

Jade uses Buttondown to inform readers about fun exhibits and events revolving around the paper and book arts world across the US and beyond.

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Firewall controls

Better control over the firewall

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Building a Slack-powered newsletter with Buttondown

Train a bot to create emails for you

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Captcha

Hosted subscribe forms now show CAPTCHAs for suspicious subscription attempts.

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How we welcome new customers at Buttondown

A look at Buttondown's new onboarding process and how we help diverse customers get started.

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On hiring a robot to send your emails

There are only two ways to email people: Individually, or all at once.

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Notes everywhere

Add notes to (almost) everything

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How Destiny Toro showcases her art projects with Buttondown

Destiny uses Buttondown to showcase her latest creative projects and foster an active community.

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The story of how RSS beat Microsoft

Massive tech companies tried to own syndication. They failed.

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How Sabrina Imbler highlights NYC's non-human residents

Sabrina uses Buttondown to shine a spotlight on NYC's atypically beautiful and extraordinarily intriguing non-human residents.

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Suppressed emails

New status and notifications when emails are blocked due to content auditing.

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How Karl Weber shares writing on programming, art, and more

Karl uses Buttondown to share his writing on his various interests and build his subscriber list.

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How Mark Slutsky uses Buttondown to publish his writing

Mark uses Buttondown to publish his writings and support causes he cares deeply about.

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How Nick George tracks biotech hiring patterns and wages

Nick uses Buttondown to grow his companies and share his latest biotech projects

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How Sasha Frere-Jones publishes writings on music and culture

Sasha uses Buttondown to publish his writings on music and other topics that spark his interest.

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Leave The Grateful Dead out of it

Don't let gurus turn your favorite artist's story into marketing drugery.

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Homepage call-to-action variant test

Risk reduction copy

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Images in newsletters: how much is too much?

The answer is a perennial crowd-pleaser: it depends.

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Dark mode

Dark mode support for the Buttondown interface, now in beta.

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Better API errors

Better API debugging and clearer error messages

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A newsletter-shaped-blog, or a blog-shaped-newsletter

Both are words published online, but the method changes the medium

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Smarter firewall

The firewall is smarter and stronger

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A new home screen

Dashboard home screen showing todos, recommendations, and what needs attention.

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Cleaner email editor

Streamlined editor layout with actions moved to top-right for distraction-free writing.