Changelog

Compare your newsletter's metrics to other similar newsletters. It's a great way to understand how your subscriber count, open rate, and click rate compare to others and the targets you should be aiming for.

Now you can export your newsletter searches to manage in any external software you already use.

If you're a business using InboxReads for your newsletter discovery and outreach you can now subscribe to our business plan that's specifically tailored for your uses. You can create a team and have up to 10 team members on the same plan. Plus you get unlimited newsletter exports and more!

You can now organize newsletters into custom collections/lists. Simply click the plus button on any newsletter, create a collection, and add the newsletter to that collection. You can then add private notes to each newsletter in a collection. It's a great way to track potential cross promotion partners or newsletters you want to sponsor.

You can now add multiple images to your newsletter submission to best show off your content and writing.

Newsletters can now include revenue data and it's listed on their landing page. If you were ever curious how much some of the big newsletters are making now you can find out easily!

You can now view how many conversations you've started with newsletters creators on InboxReads, your response rate, and the number of conversations that have been started with you. It's a great way to see how your messages are being received and how much interest from potential collaborators you're attracting.

When reaching out to newsletter creators you can now create and save templates to make the process a lot faster! Templates can contain common variables so each message is unique and you can update your templates easily at any time.

If you're looking to acquire a newsletter to run or just for it's audience you can now search for newsletters that are for sale and view a list of all newsletters currently for sale [here](https://inboxreads.co/newsletters-for-sale).

If you regularly use dark mode and have been blinded by the bright white of InboxReads in the past now that's no longer a concern. You can browse the entire website in dark mode now and it automatically changes based on your system settings.