Common questions
Answers to common questions about changelog software, release notes, public product updates, custom domains, subscribers, RSS feeds, pricing, and how ChangeCrab fits your workflow.
Straight answers on changelog setup, pricing, domains, and subscribers
Pointers to features, pricing, and side-by-side tool comparisons
Questions grouped so you can skim what matters before digging deeper
Straightforward answers for teams evaluating public changelogs, release notes, widgets, subscriber updates, and how to keep customers in the loop when you ship.
Start with the topics below, then open the linked guides when you want deeper detail on changelog software, features, pricing, or comparing tools.
Customer-facing product updates: public changelog pages, embedded widgets, email subscribers, RSS feeds, custom domains, feedback, and upgrade paths for AI drafting, API workflows, teams, private changelogs, and Sonar.
Changelog software helps product teams publish a clear history of product changes, usually through a public page, an in-app widget, subscriber notifications, RSS feeds, or related delivery channels.
Release notes describe a specific update. A changelog is the ongoing timeline or archive where those updates are collected over time.
For most SaaS products, a public changelog is useful because it shows progress, reduces repeated support questions, and gives prospects a way to see that the product is actively maintained.
A public changelog on your domain adds crawlable pages about releases and features over time. Write for customers first—clear titles and honest summaries tend to help both readers and discovery naturally.
Publish when something changes that customers should understand. That can be a major feature, an important fix, a workflow improvement, a new integration, or a reliability update.
A useful entry explains what changed, why it matters to the user, who is affected, and what the user should do next if action is required.
Yes. ChangeCrab supports custom domains so a changelog can live on a branded domain rather than a separate third-party looking URL.
Yes. Free changelogs support subscribers, immediate email notifications, and RSS feeds. Premium and trial changelogs can also let subscribers choose weekly or monthly digest emails.
Yes. The current free plan includes one changelog, 50 subscribers with immediate email notifications, public feedback with feature requests, ideas, voting, and comments, RSS feeds, custom domain support, and a Sonar preview.
The current Premium plan is $19.95 per month and includes 10+ changelogs, 1000+ subscribers, post scheduling, subscriber alert controls, weekly and monthly subscriber digests, AI drafting, API workflows, 10+ team members, private changelogs, white-label options, the full Sonar workspace, roadmap, bug reports, private feedback, triage, internal notes, changelog linking, and close-the-loop feedback updates.
ChangeCrab can be an alternative when the core need is customer-facing changelog publishing, release notes, widgets, subscribers, RSS, custom domains, and product update communication. Broader suites may still be better when their specific feedback, roadmap, segmentation, or enterprise workflows are required.
Explore related guides and tools when you want more detail.
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