Subscriber dashboard

You can view your full list of subscribers at Subscribers. Here, you can view individual properties of a subscriber by clicking on one, and you can make changes in batch by checking each box to the left of various subscribers.

No two authors are exactly alike—and that extends to their “Subscriber” list views. To tailor your list view, simply toggle to the “+” button in the upper right hand corner of the “Subscriber” tab in your Buttondown dashboard. From there, you’ll have the opportunity to make a custom selection among the following “Info” and “Metadata” options.

You can also sort your subscribers based on any column of your choosing. Note that the only required column is the “Email” column.

Not seeing some of these columns listed? That’s because you might not have certain data available. For instance, if you don’t use metadata, the “Metadata” column won’t be listed as an option.

It's important that Buttondown makes sure all newsletters on our platform are compliant and well-behaved. Part of the process in doing so is periodic verifications and audits of accounts. If your account was disabled, it was likely due to one of the following reasons:

• You uploaded a new list of subscribers. We verify all new lists of subscribers to ensure they are compliant with our terms of service and that they're well-behaved.
• We detected some unusual activity with your account, such as an unusually high subscription/unsubscription rate or an irregular volume of emails being sent.
• The email address associated with your user account is bouncing. If your email address is bouncing, we'll disable your account to prevent further bounces — sending out emails from an address that can't receive emails back is a good way to get flagged as spam.
• One or more of your subscribers has registered a complaint. We adhere to CFBL standards and have a very low tolerance for complaints: if you're sending spam, or sending a lot of cold emails, your account will be disabled.
• Your email's engagement metrics are too low. If your email's engagement metrics are too low, we'll disable your account to prevent further bounces.

The vast majority of audits take less than a full business day to complete; we'll reach out to you if we need more information or if we need to take further action, but otherwise you'll receive an email once your account is cleared.

If you believe your account was disabled in error, please contact us.

While you're waiting for your account to get re-enabled, you can still log in and access your data, as well as drafting emails and performing administrative tasks like updating your billing information or changing your email address.