Buttondown
Email newsletter platform for writers and creators with automations, analytics, and subscriber management
Buttondown ships Bluesky post cards, 70% faster imports, and granular AI-crawler controls
◆Recent moves
- 22h ago
Button label overflow fix in transactional emails
A layout bug causing long button labels in Buttondown's own system emails (like account confirmation) to wrap off-center on phones is fixed. Cosmetic, user-invisible on most accounts.
- 1d ago
Premium footer incorrectly shown in emails to free subscribers
A billing-tier mismatch caused the paid-only archive footer to appear in emails sent to all subscribers when the archive was paid-only. Fixed; no user-facing configuration change needed.
- 3d ago
Imports API gains source parameter for migration tracking
The imports API now accepts a `source` parameter that overrides automatic detection—useful for teams migrating from multiple platforms in a single workflow who need to track import provenance. Fits the broader pattern of Buttondown opening its import pipeline to programmatic use.
- 4d ago
Custom email CSS now controls YouTube and Vimeo embed sizing
Custom CSS in email templates can now override text size and spacing inside YouTube and Vimeo embed blocks. A niche but real need for newsletters with consistent design systems, extending the CSS customization surface incrementally.
- 5d ago
Subscriber imports are 70% faster; emails API listing also sped up
Large subscriber imports now complete roughly 70% faster, and the emails API listing is also noticeably quicker. Combined with an import count bug fix (rows with tags or pre-existing subscribers were over-reporting new additions), this is the biggest operational improvement in the batch.
- 6d ago
Bluesky post cards render in emails; author ban added to comment moderation
Pasting a Bluesky profile or post URL into an email now renders a clean card with avatar—the same pattern as Twitter/X embeds. This is the first explicit Bluesky-native feature and signals Buttondown is tracking platform adoption among its creator base. The comment moderation flow also gains the ability to ban an author at the same time as deleting or marking their comment as spam.