What's new with Feather?

Your CTA button settings now save right on the Features page. Plus, newsletter signups and subfolder checkout are fixed, and the workspace domain field catches invalid domains.

Footer links can now be grouped under a title, showing up as a titled column instead of one long flat list.

Settings moved to a new SEO page, and you can now list domains, like your own subdomains or affiliate partners, that should always stay "follow" even with nofollow on.

A new setting lets you keep your tags page out of search results, with one toggle in Settings → Features.

We’ve launched a dedicated Account Settings page in Feather, separating account management. You can now update your profile photo, first name, and last name, with more updates coming.

A new Features toggle lets you add or remove trailing slashes in JSON-LD URLs so they match your site’s canonical URLs.

Billing is now clearer: see your total and a line-by-line breakdown in your currency, separate cards for usage, and a +tax note where it applies.

When you add or remove sub-folders, you now see exactly what you’ll pay today and on future bills, no surprises.

Control when your blog posts display their "Last Updated" timestamp with our new dashboard setting. Perfect for documentation sites, changelogs, and content that gets regular updates.

CSV import for redirects + new template title settings, making site management faster and simpler.

We've enhanced our newsletter subscription security with secure token-based verification. Your subscribers now have better protection against unauthorized confirmations while maintaining the same smooth signup experience.

Users can now configure Threads link in their publication

As we move more in the newsletter space, we added newsletter footer to the emails and…

Added a new blog template – “Help Docs” template.

Now, you can customize your blog pretty easily using Design Settings. Things like changing fonts, colors, etc can be done with a click of a button.

Now, you can assign multiple authors to a blog post.

Now, you can configure a webhook for your feather blog newsletter…

You can now add more notion content to the individual tag and author pages of Feather blogs. Here’s how…

You can now add a call to action button at the end of every post. Previously, you were able to do this with the CTA Special block, but now I have made it, even more, easier to add a simple CTA section.

Until now, all the feather blogs look exactly the same, at least at the start. Now, I started creating templates for different use cases, starting with a company blog template and a product updates blog template.