Changelog

New

• Segments. Filter your contacts, save it as a segment, then send to it. Membership is worked out at send time, so the preview count matches what goes out.
• Filter contacts by source and customer type, so data from integrations is usable for targeting.
• Real-time Freemius sync. Customers are grouped per product as they install, buy, renew or churn.
• Schedule a campaign for later, using your site’s timezone.
• Filter contacts by group, and act on a selection in bulk: add to a group, change status, or delete.

Improved

• A clearer contact import, with a step indicator, drag and drop, and live progress.
• Groups are now the single way to segment. The unused Tags surface is gone.

New

• Stop a broadcast that is already sending. Recipients already queued in the current batch may still go out.
• Click tracking, so your click rate is real instead of always zero.
• The campaigns list shows recipients, open rate and click rate instead of dashes.

Improved

• Broadcasts tell your email service they are marketing, so a provider with a separate broadcast stream uses it.
• Once a campaign is sending it is view-only, and the row opens analytics.

Fixed

• Lines with mixed styling, like a price with a struck-through original beside a larger sale figure, imported blank.
• The footer credit did not appear in test emails, and rendered as a full-width strip rather than matching your email width.

New

• Add your social links under Settings and they appear as icons in the email footer.
• Choose the built-in footer, write your own, or turn it off. The unsubscribe link stays locked into the built-in footers, and a one-click unsubscribe header is always sent.

Fixed

• The unsubscribe link in a test email hit a 404. It now opens a clear test page and never unsubscribes a real contact.

New

• A campaign starts with a quick setup step for sender, subject and audience. A Setup, Content, Review, Send bar runs across every screen so you can move between them, and your work saves as you go.

Fixed

• Importing an MJML template then reloading came back with empty sections. The import also respects the template’s width, so it no longer renders outside the email.
• Test emails showed literal tokens instead of resolving them, so the unsubscribe link did not work.

Improved

• The editor opens dramatically faster. Its rendering engine now loads on demand rather than shipping with it.
• Campaigns and Contacts load in one request instead of several, and your tab, search and page are kept in the URL, so a refresh or back button keeps your place.

New

• Apply tags to every contact in an import, choosing existing tags or creating new ones.

Fixed

• Turning the footer off removed it from the preview, but the server put the global footer back at send time, so it could never really be deleted. What the editor shows is now what recipients get.
• The “campaigns sent” figure counted drafts. It now counts only campaigns that were actually sent.

Fixed

• Removing the plugin dropped your campaigns, contacts, lists and settings. Uninstalling is now non-destructive. To erase everything on purpose, use Settings, then Danger Zone.
• Two overlapping send workers could pick up the same recipients and send a broadcast twice. Recipients are now claimed before sending, which matters most on large lists.
• Open tracking was dropped on emails whose HTML had no closing body tag.

Improved

• Real importable counts, and CSV parsing that handles quoted commas properly.
• Column mapping is now honoured, including custom fields, which you can create as you go.
• Import rules: if a column matches something, add to a group or set a status.
• Suspicious addresses are flagged, with a skip option.
• Large imports run in the background with a live progress bar.

New

• A public subscribe endpoint, protected by an API key, so your own forms can add contacts.

Fixed

• Opt-in data was not passed through correctly.