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July 2026 · Monthly product update from the Heartbeat team

Hey there —

Big upgrades to make Heartbeat feel like your own plus a batch of fixes. Read on.

See every payment and issue refunds in Heartbeat.

transactions-update

Every payment your community takes now lives inside Heartbeat, & refunds happen right there too. No more switching to Stripe's dashboard for the small stuff.

Head to Settings > Revenue > Transactions for the full table. This our first step in unifying all your payments data inside Heartbeat, so you're not juggling us & Stripe to understand your business.

View your transactions →

Your own branded domain, set up for you.

custom-domain-update

Every Heartbeat customer now gets a free website (for 1 year)! Pick yours today, and host your community, landing pages, and checkouts on a website that matches your brand & feels premium.

And we've simplified the process for setting up a custom domain. No more technical steps. We connect to your registrar & knock out everything for you.

On our Grow plan, you can even send all Heartbeat emails from that domain in just a couple of clicks too. Find it under Settings > Community > Domains.

Set up your domain →

Also shipped

Discounts show up at the start of mobile checkout

Applied discount codes now appear at the beginning of the mobile checkout flow instead of after email entry, so buyers see the deal before they commit.

External-payment customers now land in the right place

"Pending" members who pay via an external payment method now return to your landing page instead of a broken onboarding step.

Quick fixes

Fixed course preview discrepancies. "Preview Mode" for courses now strictly mirrors the member view, with no admin-only elements mixed in.

Remove a splash image after uploading it. Splash images now have a clear remove control, so a wrong upload isn't stuck there.

Group access after canceling one plan. Canceling one subscription no longer strips group access that a different, still-active subscription should keep granting.