Subscribe to product updates
A user joins from your public changelog because they want to know when meaningful changes ship.
Changelog email subscribers
Let customers subscribe to the product changes they care about.
Capture changelog subscribers, send immediate update emails on free changelogs, and unlock larger lists plus weekly or monthly digest options on Premium.
Free changelogs support 50 subscribers and immediate update emails. Premium supports 1000+ subscribers and digests.
Immediate email
Subscriber list
Premium digests
50
Subscribers included on the free plan
1000+
Subscribers included with Premium
3
Immediate, weekly, or monthly delivery paths
updates.example.com/subscribe
Subscriber communication flow
One changelog post powers the page and the email
Saved report filters are live
The team publishes one customer-ready changelog entry instead of writing a separate email from scratch.
Immediate email or Premium digest
Subscribers get the update now, or a weekly or monthly roundup when digest settings are available.
Why this matters
Product update email should not be a second writing job.
Subscribers want a useful signal, not duplicate marketing copy. ChangeCrab keeps the email tied to the changelog entry customers can revisit.
Customers choose the channel
Some users check the widget, some use RSS, and some want important updates in their inbox.
Support gets a linkable source
Every email points back to a durable changelog entry with the full context.
Teams avoid message drift
The public page and email come from the same update instead of separate drafts.
Workflow
The subscriber workflow
Frame
Capture subscribers from the changelog
Let people opt in from the update archive they already trust.
Build
Publish the product update
Write the customer benefit once and keep the full context on the public page.
Publish
Send the right cadence
Use immediate emails on free changelogs. Premium adds weekly and monthly digest options.
Measure
Keep every email accountable
Point subscribers back to the entry so they can read details, share it, or revisit it later.
Before and after
From one-off email blast to subscriber system
Before
Product writes a changelog, marketing rewrites an email, support saves a separate note, and details drift.
With ChangeCrab
One entry powers the public page, subscriber email, widget, RSS feed, and future archive.
Buyer impact
Teams can start with a free subscriber list and upgrade when cadence, volume, and digest preferences matter.
Example artifact
A product update email that links back to context
Keep the email short, useful, and connected to the full changelog entry.
Specific subject lines
New in reporting: saved filters CSV exports now match your filtered view This week: onboarding, exports, and invite fixes
Subscriber email
Hi, Saved filters are now live for reporting. If you check the same dashboard views each week, you can save the filter set once and reopen it in one click. Read the full changelog entry for details.
Premium roundup
This month in Product Saved reporting filters Faster CSV exports Clearer invoice history Each item links back to the full changelog entry.
Subscriber controls
The email workflow is designed for consent, cadence, and context.
Subscriber pages convert better when they show how the list behaves after someone opts in.
Free changelogs support 50 subscribers and immediate emails, which is enough to learn whether customers want updates.
Premium raises the allowance to 1000+ subscribers and adds weekly or monthly digest delivery.
Category preferences and cadence choices keep update emails tied to the changelog instead of becoming another broadcast list.
What you get
Subscriber delivery built into the changelog
Free plan
- 50 subscribers
- Immediate emails
- Public subscription flow
- RSS feed
Premium
- 1000+ subscribers
- Weekly digests
- Monthly digests
- More changelogs
Distribution
- Public update links
- Widget visibility
- Custom-domain archive
- Subscriber preferences
Buyer questions
Questions that come up before teams choose this workflow.
Do free changelogs include subscriber emails?
Yes. Free changelogs include 50 subscribers and immediate subscriber emails.
When should we use weekly or monthly digests?
Use digests when you ship often and subscribers would rather receive a roundup than an email for every update. Digest options are available on Premium and active trials.
Should every update notify subscribers?
No. Notify subscribers when the change is meaningful. Smaller updates can still live on the public changelog, widget, or RSS feed.
Related pages
Keep exploring ChangeCrab workflows.
These pages share adjacent product communication use cases.
Give customers an update channel they chose.
Create a subscriber-ready changelog and keep product update emails tied to the source of truth.