Changelog as a Service (CaaS)

Changelog as a Service (CaaS) is a free WordPress plugin for publishing changelogs on your site, with an optional submission to ChangelogWP for discovery.

Changelog as a Service (CaaS) Features for WordPress

Publish, Display, and Communicate Beautiful Changelogs

Search

Users can search for keywords within your displayed changelogs to identify the corresponding release.

Badges

Beautiful, fully customizable badges with optional emojis to easily indicate what's new, improved, fixed, etc.

Filters

Changelogs can be filtered by corresponding badges (e.g., new, improved, fixed, etc.).

Share Releases

Users can quickly copy a link to a release for sharing with support or teammates.

Release History

Choose to show every release within your changelog or specify how many releases to show.

Shortcode Builder

Display changelogs anywhere along with the desired attributes using our shortcode builder.

Block Editor Support

Drop the changelog block onto a post or page and fully customize your changelog as desired.

Page Builder Support

Easily add your changelog to your site, using any page builder with a shortcode element/widget.

Custom CSS

For your convenience, you'll have a place to quickly add custom CSS to style the changelog output.

Developer Filters

Several WordPress filters are provided for developers to customize changelog output and behavior.

Feature Request

Are there more features you would like to see? Please don't hesitate to reach out and let us know.

How It Works

Install Plugin

Install our lightweight, free plugin and publish as many changelogs to your site as you'd like.

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Configure Changelog

Configure the options and styling for your changelogs and place them anywhere on your site.

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Get Discovered

Optionally send your changelogs to our platform to help the WordPress community discover you.

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Introduction Video

Changelog Skins

CSS Drop-Ins to Add Unique Styling to Your Changelogs

Classic Light

Classic Dark

Real Testimonials

This is a fantastic plugin for developers to easily showcase plugin changelogs on their website. Super easy to set up and use. Very well made, a great development team, and fast support!

We have always struggled to keep our changelogs updated and looking good. But this plugin solved all that. Now we have great-looking changelogs, and it's a breeze to update—just copy and paste from our readme.txt. Solid plugin from a great team!

This plugin helps me display changelogs in an elegant manner with beautiful color-coded badges to indicate new additions, fixes, and improvements. A further bonus is the ability to publish changelogs to the ChangelogWP site for improved reach..

Frequently Asked Questions About Changelog as a Service (CaaS) for WordPress

How Many Changelogs Can We Publish With the Plugin?

Unlimited. You can publish unlimited changelogs on your website using the Changelog as a Service plugin.

Do We Have to Add Our Changelogs to ChangelogWP?

No. Adding your changelogs to the ChangelogWP platform is completely optional, but it’s recommended if you want added discovery in the WordPress community.

Do We Need the Plugin to Submit a Changelog to ChangelogWP?

No. You can submit a changelog on the submission page without using the plugin.

⚡Note: Our platform auto-adds changelogs from the WordPress Repository, so there’s no need to submit those changelogs.

How Do We Add Our Changelog to ChangelogWP Using the Plugin?

Option 1: Auto-add From the WordPress Repository (See this in action)

Install the free plugin
Configure the Display and Badge settings
Display your changelog by following the instructions under the How To tab (Gutenberg Block and Shortcodes are available)

Option 2: Create Your Own Changelog

Install the free plugin
Configure the Display and Badge settings
Add and configure your changelog
Copy the API Endpoint URL from within your changelog
Add your changelog to our platform using the Changelog API Endpoint option

Do We Need to Change Our Workflow to Use the Plugin?

EDD (Easy Digital Downloads) users can keep the same workflow because the plugin can pull the changelog automatically.

Non-EDD users need to keep the changelog updated inside the Changelog as a Service (CaaS) plugin.

Changelog as a Service (CaaS)