Shipped
- 1.5 Form elements for Elementor, Beaver Builder, Bricks and Divi; digests by category and to a tag; import from the Newsletter plugin; Romanian translation.
- 1.4 Tags and custom fields; audiences by tag; WooCommerce checkout box, Customer tag, last-order fields, new-product emails.
- 1.3 Digest of new posts, web version and public archive, sign-up boxes for WPForms, Fluent Forms and Elementor Pro forms.
- 1.2 SMTP with a test button, import from MailPoet, the first-run dashboard.
- 1.1 Lists, statistics, welcome and new-post emails, the form block, the popup, checkboxes in registration, comments, WooCommerce and Contact Form 7.
- 1.0 Composer with five templates, subscribers, double opt-in, batches, scheduling, the log.
Next · free 1.6
- Preferences page A page where a reader picks which lists to stay on instead of leaving altogether.
- Resend to people who did not open Same newsletter, new subject, a few days later, one click.
- Templates for sectors A few more designs: events, shops, schools, churches.
- Spanish Translation by a volunteer, in review on translate.wordpress.org.
Next · Pro, November
- Email sequences Started by a sign-up, a tag or an order.
- Segments by behaviour Opened, clicked, bought, went quiet.
- WooCommerce automations Abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back.
- Priority support One working day.
Later
- A/B subject lines Two subjects, a sample, the winner to the rest. Pro.
- Visual builder Drag and drop on top of the current blocks, if enough of you ask. Pro.
- Subscriber score A number for how engaged each person is.
- Send-time by timezone The same hour for everyone, wherever they are.
- More imports Mailchimp and Sendinblue exports.
Not planned
- A hosted sending service Mail leaves through your server or your SMTP. That stays.
- Limits in free No subscriber caps, no sending caps, no logo in your emails.
- Telemetry The free plugin sends nothing anywhere. Pro checks its licence key with Freemius and nothing more; no usage tracking.
Ask for something
If a feature would make you keep the plugin, or pay for Pro, say so: the support form has "A feature I would pay for" as a topic, and the answers decide the order of this page. Things on the WordPress.org forum count too.