What we
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New

• Recover failed payments automatically. When a subscription or recurring charge fails, Mewayz now retries it on a schedule and prompts the customer to update their card, so a declined payment is no longer silent lost revenue.
• Fair tip pooling for restaurants. Split a pooled tip total across your team by hours or points, with rounding that always sums back to the exact pool — no lost or phantom cents.
• Demand-based room pricing for hotels. Automatically raise rates as occupancy climbs, discount longer stays, and clamp everything to a floor and ceiling you set.
• Roll up multiple businesses into one view. Consolidate several separate legal entities into a single group financial report.
• Realised currency gain and loss. Multi-currency invoices now record the actual exchange gain or loss at the moment a payment settles.
• Gift-card breakage revenue. Recognise revenue from expired, unredeemed gift-card balances.
• Export student data to your SIS. Schools can now export roster and transcript data in the OneRoster format.
• Search across all your records. Records from every module are now searchable from one place.

Improved

• Annual-only plans retired in favour of one simple monthly price. Alongside the move to a flat $24 per user, per month, yearly billing has been retired so there is a single, predictable price.

Fixed

• Stronger data isolation between accounts. Closed five cases where records could be reachable across account boundaries.
• Public pages no longer show a blank screen. Fixed server-side rendering crashes that could leave several public pages empty.
• More accurate point-of-sale. A bill payment’s limit no longer includes the tip, and voiding a line only affects lines that belong to the current checkout.
• Gym trainer double-booking prevented. A trainer can no longer be booked for two overlapping sessions.
• Saved secrets stay protected when you edit settings. Saving a settings form with a blank secret field no longer exposes or overwrites your stored credentials.

Fixed

• Your chosen laundry pickup and delivery time is saved. When a customer books a laundry service and picks a pickup or delivery time, that time is now persisted and carried into Stripe checkout — previously it could be dropped before payment.

Changed

• A flat $24 per user, per month. One predictable subscription per team member — no percentage of your sales and no processing cut, the same at any volume. This replaces the earlier “pay only from what you process” fee announced in July.
• Bring your own payment gateways. Connect your own Stripe or other payment accounts; your customers’ payments flow straight to you, and Mewayz never sits in the middle of your revenue.
• Everything still included. All 180+ modules and every industry vertical remain on for every account — no tiers, no locked features.

Fixed

• Saved secrets are masked in the app. Your payment keys, API tokens and webhook secrets now appear only as a masked hint (last 4 characters) instead of in full — on every page, in the page source, and in background requests.
• Team members cannot see the owner’s payment credentials. Staff with limited access can no longer read the account owner’s saved payment keys and secrets.

New

• Delete your own account and data. A self-serve account-erasure flow (GDPR Article 17) lets you request deletion of your account and personal data without contacting support.

Fixed

• Several pages no longer show a blank screen. Five pages that could render empty — plus the onboarding screen and the influencer-marketing pages — now load cleanly instead of failing.
• Review-request emails respect opt-outs. People who opted out of emails, or who have not been a customer long enough, no longer receive review-request messages.
• Your activity log cannot be tampered with. The audit trail is now protected at the database level, so recorded activity cannot be silently altered or deleted.

Fixed

• A clinic slot or bed cannot be double-booked. Hospital and clinic capacity is now enforced the moment a booking is saved — two requests for the last slot can no longer both succeed.
• A personal trainer cannot be booked into overlapping sessions. Gym personal-training bookings now check the trainer's existing sessions and reject a clash before it is taken.

Fixed

• A distribution centre can’t sell beyond its allocation. Recording newspaper sales didn’t check the centre’s remaining allocation — only the form’s on-screen counter did — so a centre allocated 100 copies could record sales of 500, driving the circulation books negative. The allocation is now enforced when the sale is saved, on both the new-sale and edit paths.
• A movie or show seat can’t be paid for twice. On the public checkout, a seat could be charged for and then double-sold. The checkout now rejects an already-booked seat before taking payment, with a post-payment backstop for the rare race — so you’re never charged for a seat that’s already gone.
• Links after sign-in can only point back to your own site. The “return to” address used after signing in on a storefront is now validated, so a crafted link can’t bounce someone off to a look-alike phishing page.
• Integrations that fetch a URL you provide can’t be pointed at internal systems. Asana attachment imports, outgoing webhooks, WooCommerce image imports and the biometric-device sync now block requests to private or internal addresses — closing an SSRF gap.
• Public forms are protected against spam and abuse. Contact, review, newsletter-subscribe and volunteer forms — along with order and booking creation — are now rate-limited, so they can’t be hammered with automated submissions.
• Equipment lost/repair updates can’t corrupt stock counts. Two lost or repair reports filed at the same moment could drive an item’s quantity negative or lose one update; the count is now adjusted atomically.
• The welcome tour no longer covers your setup checklist. The tour’s opening step floated in the middle of the screen, landing on top of the Getting-Started checklist and hiding it. Every step now points at a real element on the page, so nothing gets obscured.
• Page headings sit clear of the top banner again on desktop. The main content area had lost its top spacing on desktop, so page headings pressed right up under the banner; the breathing room is restored across every page.
• White-label plan checkout handles a missing price cleanly. A white-label subscription checkout could run into a missing price; it’s now guarded, along with tightened reseller and escrow payout checks.
• Recruitment applicant details stay private behind the tracking link. The applicant tracking page loaded a candidate’s details from a guessable tracking number alone, so the numbers could be walked to harvest applicants’ names, emails and phone numbers. Viewing details now requires the email-verified tracking session, and the confirmation page shows nothing personal until then.
• Editing an equipment rental can’t oversell stock. Creating a rental checked availability, but editing one didn’t — so a change could commit more units than exist. Edits now run the same locked availability check (and correctly credit back the rental’s own current units so a date-only edit isn’t blocked).
• Issuing a library book can’t drive its copies below zero. Two people issuing the last copy at the same moment could both succeed; the count is now decremented atomically, so only one goes through.
• Support tickets can only be opened by the business they belong to. A ticket link for one business’s ticket could be replayed on another storefront to view it; ticket lookups are now scoped to the owning business.
• A booking-confirmation page handles a bad link cleanly. Opening a booking-success page with a missing or wrong reference now shows a clean “not found” instead of a server error.
• No double-booked sports-club or ground slots. Sports-club and ground bookings now have a database-level uniqueness guard on the slot, plus clean handling if two requests race for it — closing the last narrow gap the previous lock couldn’t cover, so a slot can only ever be taken once.
• Public and admin forms no longer error on a blank optional field. Across property, beauty & spa, art-showcase, asset-return, tax and commission forms, leaving an optional field empty could trigger a server error instead of saving. Optional fields left blank are now handled cleanly.
• Facility storefronts read in your customer’s language. The public facilities pages (list, contact, FAQ) showed their titles and descriptions in English regardless of locale; they’re now translated like the rest of the storefront.
• Reviews and stock can only ever attach to your own business. Submitting a review on a public quiz or tour page, and one stock-write action, weren’t tied to the store you were on — so an entry could land on another business’s record. All three are now scoped to the owning business.
• A résumé’s ownership and publish state can’t be tampered with. The public résumé section-editor could be misused to reassign a résumé to another account or force it public; it’s now limited to the editable content sections only.
• Process-map share links can’t be guessed. The public link to a shared business process map used a predictable, title-based address, so someone could reach another business’s map by guessing it. Share links are now signed when you create them (from email or the copy-link button), and any un-signed or guessed address is refused.
• Stronger cross-account privacy on several screens. A handful of actions — replying to an Instagram post comment, recording an inventory adjustment, looking up a contact’s phone from the meeting scheduler, and taking a movie-booking payment — acted on a record from its id without first confirming it belonged to your business. Each now checks ownership, so one account can’t read or touch another’s data.
• No overlapping double-bookings for the same staff member. Two bookings of different lengths that overlapped the same staff member at the same moment could both go through. The availability check and the booking now happen as one locked step, so the second request waits and is turned away cleanly.
• A hair & beauty appointment can only be edited by the business that owns it. Editing an appointment didn’t confirm it belonged to your business first (every other action on it already did), so in theory one account could change another’s booking details. Editing is now locked to the owning business, like the rest of the actions.
• Hospital bed assignments can’t double-occupy a bed. Two assignments made at the same moment could both land on the same bed. Assignment now happens as a single locked step that re-checks the bed is free, so a bed can only ever hold one patient.
• Investment withdrawals can’t exceed your available balance. Two withdrawal requests sent at once could each pass the balance check against the same starting figure and both go through. Requests are now processed one at a time, and the payout amounts are recalculated on the server from the deposit’s own terms rather than trusting the request.
• Safer stock transfers. Two transfers touching the same product and warehouse at the same time could lose-update the count, and a transfer that failed midway could remove stock from one location without adding it to the other. Transfers now run as a single locked, atomic movement — on the web and through the API — so the numbers always add up.
• Service sales record the correct type for your books. A sale created without an explicit type is now recorded as a service sale, matching the revenue actually booked, so the stored record and the ledger agree — complementing the earlier refund-accounting fix.
• HubSpot connects whenever your CRM is active. A stray internal dependency meant HubSpot activation was silently blocked for some accounts; it now activates alongside your CRM like the other connectors.
• Collision-proof numbering now covers more record types. Quotes, fee receipts, contracts, property invoices, tailoring orders, room and jewellery bookings, and documents used to pick their next number by reading the last one and adding one — so two records created at the same instant could land on the same number, and in some contexts the sequence could even restart at 1. They now use the same race-safe, retry-on-collision numbering invoices already had, so every number stays unique per business.
• A mobile-service storefront page no longer shows other businesses’ services. The public “service details” page listed related services without limiting them to the store you were visiting, so another business’s catalogue items could appear. Related services are now scoped to that store only.
• Two admin permissions that were silently blocking access. A mobile-service “custom pages” screen checked for a permission that didn’t exist, so it was denied to everyone but super-admins; it now uses the correct, assigned permission. A missing “manage own laundry reviews” permission has also been added.
• Refunds on public-checkout and storefront sales reverse the exact account the sale recorded. For a sale created directly from an online payment, a full refund could reverse a different revenue account than the sale had used — leaving one revenue account overstated and another showing a negative balance, even though the overall totals still matched. The account is now fixed at the moment the sale is recorded, so a refund always reverses the same one and a fully-refunded sale nets back to zero on every account.

New

• Dark mode. A 🌙 / ☀ toggle in the top navigation switches the whole site between light and dark, and remembers your preference on your next visit. It’s entirely opt-in — the default light appearance is unchanged until you turn it on.
• Stocked products register into Inventory automatically. Adding stock to a product in any module — restaurant items, point-of-sale, the product API — used to add it to Inventory only if a “track inventory” option was set, which most forms never did, so stocked items silently never showed up. Every stocked product now registers on its own, and existing products have been backfilled, so your Inventory list is complete.
• Restaurant menu items always show the “Manage attribute list” link. The link to configure an item’s options and attributes is now shown on both the create and edit screens (previously it only appeared once the list was empty), so it’s easy to find where to set them up.
• Set up instructor profiles for your classes. From the admin you can now give each instructor a bio, a list of specialties, and their experience — so customers browsing your class schedule can see who they’ll be learning from.

Improved

• Forms recover automatically from an expired session. If a save or submit fails because the page’s security token has gone stale (a common cause of a sudden “page expired” error after leaving a tab open), it now quietly refreshes the token and retries once — so you keep your work instead of having to redo it.
• A tidier sidebar. Secondary and utility navigation entries are now folded into a single collapsible “More” group at the foot of the sidebar, so the main navigation stays focused on what you use most.

Fixed

• Refunds now reverse the exact account the sale recorded. A service sale could record its revenue to one account while a later refund reversed a different one, leaving your books unbalanced; the account is now pinned when the sale is recorded, so a refund always reverses the same one.
• Public bookings can only ever apply to the store you’re visiting. On some storefront booking flows the item being booked wasn’t tied to the storefront’s owner from the web address; bookings are now anchored to the storefront owner, so a visitor can only ever book that store’s own services — never another business’s.
• Stronger protection against double-booked appointment slots. Creating a tattoo-studio appointment from the admin side now runs the same chair-availability check as the public booking flow, and a timing race when reassigning a DJ booking that could double-book a slot has been closed.
• Features that were silently locked by a misspelled permission now work again. Three permission names were mistyped, which quietly denied the associated features to everyone who should have had them; the names are corrected, so those features are available again.
• Public storefronts reliably show their own catalog. Product and category listings, cart contents, and VCard business pages are now read scoped to the store itself, so a public visitor always sees the store’s real items rather than an empty or filtered view.
• Public booking and contact forms no longer error on a blank optional field. Submitting a form that left an optional field empty could fail with an error; optional fields are now handled correctly and the on-screen required-field rules match what the server expects, so valid submissions always go through.
• Closed a cross-account visibility gap on ownerless records. A record that ended up without an owner — for example from a background import or a webhook — could appear to other accounts; ownerless rows are now excluded by default for transactional data, while genuinely shared templates still show as intended.
• Reloading a payment confirmation no longer creates a duplicate booking — or refunds you by mistake. If you refreshed the booking or facilities success page, or your browser quietly retried it, the same payment could be recorded as a second booking; worse, the duplicate-slot check would then auto-refund your own valid payment. Each payment is now applied exactly once, so a reload simply lands on your confirmation.
• Custom fields that couldn’t be saved are no longer shown. On some forms a custom field would appear and accept what you typed, then silently discard it when you saved; those inputs are now hidden everywhere they aren’t wired to store a value, so what you enter is always kept.
• Order print and receipt links no longer expose other customers’ orders. A jewellery-store order’s printable link was tied to a guessable sequential number; it now uses an unguessable token, so a shared or bookmarked link only ever shows its own order.
• Credit notes and debit notes get guaranteed-unique numbers. The same fix that stopped invoices from ever reusing a number now covers credit and debit notes too, even when several are created at the same moment.

New

• Class and session waitlists now promote themselves. When someone cancels a booking and frees a seat, the longest-waiting person on the waitlist is automatically moved into it — no manual shuffling, and earlier waiters keep their place in line.
• Boutique/designer studios and facilities can take bookings before connecting a payment provider. Like pet-care, these booking forms used to dead-end when no payment gateway was set up; they now record a pending, unpaid request you confirm and collect on later — so you never lose the booking while you finish setup.
• Find and merge duplicate customer records from one review queue. When the same person turns up as several customer records, a new duplicate-review queue surfaces the likely matches so your team can merge them into one, detach a record that was combined by mistake, or dismiss a false match — all from the customer 360 view, and every merge can be undone if you change your mind.
• Take grooming bookings before you’ve connected a payment provider. Pet-care service and package booking forms used to dead-end for a business with no payment gateway set up; they now record the booking as an unpaid request you confirm and collect on later, so you never lose the customer while you finish setup.

Improved

• A refreshed design for public restaurant storefronts. The customer-facing restaurant pages — menu, cart, checkout, contact and more — have been rebuilt on the current Mewayz brand for a cleaner, more consistent look.
• Storefront images no longer flash as an empty box while they load. Across blogs, galleries, listings, menus, tours and every other storefront, photos now fade in over a soft placeholder as they load, instead of appearing blank until they pop in.

Fixed

• Invoice numbers no longer collide. Under certain conditions the numbering could restart at 001 and hand out a number that was already used; each invoice now gets a genuinely unique number.
• Forms recover from an expired session. If your login session had timed out in the background, submitting a booking or order form used to fail with an error — it now refreshes and goes through instead of losing what you entered.
• Product stock saves without a warehouse. Setting a product’s stock quantity no longer requires choosing a warehouse first — the quantity persists on its own.
• Fixed-asset depreciation reaches the books. Depreciation on a fixed asset now posts to the general ledger instead of being tracked outside your accounts.
• Escrow deals appear in your accounts. When a sale was held in escrow and then released, the revenue, the cash and the platform fee were not being recorded on your books — they are now.
• A refund reverses the sale. Fully refunding an order now cancels it and backs out its revenue and tax, so a refunded sale no longer sits in your accounts as if it were still owed, and the stock goes back on the shelf.
• A class, lesson or lent instrument can’t be over-booked. Scheduling and the music institute now reserve capacity atomically, so two people racing for the last place can’t both get it.
• Delivery details are only asked for delivery orders. Restaurant checkout no longer demands a delivery address when you’re collecting or dining in.
• Closed accounting periods stay closed. A manual journal can no longer be back-dated into a period that has already been locked, so past books don’t shift under you.
• Custom fields belong to the business, not the person who made them. A custom field defined by one team member is now visible to the whole workspace instead of only its author.
• A restaurant can publish its whole storefront, not just the menu. Publishing now puts the full ordering page live, and taking an order works end to end instead of dead-ending.
• Card checkout recovers instead of failing. If a restaurant checkout hit a session-expiry error, it now retries cleanly rather than leaving the customer stuck at payment.

Improved

• Storefront images fade in cleanly. Across every industry storefront, images now ease in as they load instead of showing a black box first.
• A manager can reach pricing and plans from the billing overview. There’s now a direct entry point to pricing and plans from the billing screen.

Changed

• Trials are fully retired. Trial countdowns, "trial expired" banners and every legacy trial path are removed. All 180+ modules are available from day one with no trial window and no card — you connect Stripe to start earning, not to unlock features.
• "Start Free Trial" is now "Activate Modules". The buttons across the app match the model: you turn modules on, there is no trial to start.

Improved

• Sidebar cleaned up. Industry Packs and the My Modules accordion are removed from the sidebar to reduce clutter. The top-level "Add Features" entry stays as the single door to the module catalog.
• Website Builder is now more prominent. Website Builder and Add Features have swapped positions so the builder is easier to find when you need it.
• Every listed module can be turned off. Modules the list showed but gave you no way to disable can now be switched off like the rest; two internal-only items no longer appear on the page at all.
• Affiliates can open their dashboard. The partner dashboard is now reachable for affiliate accounts, and the entry link is hidden from accounts that are not partners rather than leading nowhere.
• Setup tells you where you are. After the first setup step you now get a short banner naming the module you have been taken to and what to do there, instead of being dropped onto a screen with no explanation.
• Every pack starts you somewhere real. All 44 industry packs now open with a first task tied to the thing that trade actually does first, instead of an empty screen.
• Modules appear in a sensible order. A pack now orders its modules by how that trade actually works, rather than by config order.
• No contact limits. The cap on stored contacts has been removed on every plan, so growing your list no longer runs into a wall.
• Add a category without leaving the form. Creating a product or service lets you add a new item category inline instead of opening the categories page and starting over.

Fixed

• Switching a module off stays off. A module you disabled could reappear as active; the choice is now recorded so it holds.
• The billing page no longer errors for recently-active accounts. A date field was being read in a format the page did not expect, which could break the billing overview and plans pages.
• No error message unless you asked for something. Several screens quietly load data as they open — approvals, comments on a record, module suggestions, white-label status — and any hiccup in one of those showed a full error message, even though you had not clicked anything. Errors now surface only for actions you actually took.
• Packs show what you have actually activated. Every one of the 44 packs reported itself 100% active regardless of what you had chosen, because the page counted everything your account is entitled to rather than what is switched on. It now counts the latter.
• White-label error pages carry your brand. A reseller’s customers hitting a missing page on the reseller’s own domain were shown Mewayz branding instead of theirs.
• No more "Something went wrong" while you sit idle. A background analytics ping could surface an error toast to someone who had not clicked anything.
• A trade no longer loses its whole starter catalogue. If one piece of example content failed to load, the rest of that trade’s catalogue was silently dropped with it.
• Demo content arrives without a warehouse. A tenant who had not set up a warehouse received no example products at all.
• The module list is readable again. Thirteen configuration headings had stacked on top of the module catalog, pushing the modules themselves below the fold.
• A subscription is recorded against the workspace that bought it. When a payment confirmation arrived, it could be matched to the wrong workspace on accounts that share billing details.
• A hire item can no longer go to two customers at once. An outfit or piece of equipment shown as free to two people could be booked by both for the same dates, and both bookings were kept.
• A groomer can no longer be booked twice for the same slot. Two customers offered the same 10am with the same groomer could both take it.
• An act can no longer be booked for two events on one night. DJ and live-music bookings were checked for overlap only while the calendar was being displayed.
• Setup now opens what it promised. On 15 industry packs the first suggested task said it would take you to a specific screen and opened a general dashboard instead.
• The photo studio booking form now submits. The public booking button did nothing when pressed, so every enquiry through that page was lost.
• Setup opens your module, not a shared one. On 14 of the 44 industry packs, the first setup step opened a generic screen instead of the module belonging to that trade.
• Four trades can now actually take money. Bookings for those trades were treated as fee-bearing while offering no way to pay, so the customer reached the end and stopped.
• Activity history stopped missing entries. 42 of the 146 tracked events — including sales invoices — could never be recorded, leaving gaps in the history of a record.
• Public forms no longer fail on a blank optional field. Six public booking and enquiry forms — including Beauty & Spa — returned an error when an optional field was left empty, which lost the customer at the last step.
• A booking slot can no longer be sold twice. Two visitors shown the same last remaining spot could both book it. Availability is now re-checked at the moment of writing, so the second person is told it has gone rather than being silently double-booked.
• No booking questions for someone just asking. The public page doubles as an enquiry form, but it was still demanding booking details like a date of birth from people who only wanted to send a message.
• First-run tasks that pointed nowhere. 17 first-win tasks referenced modules or routes that did not resolve, and 23 packs had no first-win task at all — so setup either dead-ended or showed nothing to do. Every pack now has a working first step.
• A pack advertising something it does not ship. The gym pack showed a call-to-action rendered from a module it never shipped, so the button led nowhere. Pack tasks are now checked against what the pack actually contains.
• Marketing pages that dropped visitors. Four live pages had no matching pack and quietly dropped the visitor out of setup; the campaign tags our own pages send are now recognised instead of discarded.
• Security hardening on public pages. Three public storefront reads resolved a record by id without checking which business it belonged to. They are now constrained to the storefront being viewed.
• The password hint matches the real rule. Sign-up said "at least 8 characters" while the server requires 12, and the strength meter gave its first tick at 8 — so anyone who followed the hint was rejected on their first submit. Both now reflect the actual requirement.
• The cookie banner no longer covers the sign-up form. On a first visit the banner sat over the password field, the submit button and the footer link on the sign-in and sign-up pages. It now anchors to the side on larger screens instead of centring over the form.
• Module counts corrected in every language. Pages and emails that still said "~50 connected apps" now say 180+ modules, in all 17 supported languages.

New

• Turn a pack off. Choosing an industry pack is no longer one-way — a pack you have applied can be switched off again, which clears its modules and leaves the rest of your setup untouched.
• Refundable security deposits. Venue hire, outfit and equipment rental, hotel stays and studio shoots can hold a refundable deposit against damage, instead of charging the full replacement value up front or settling it off the books.
• Starter content for your trade. Instead of an empty screen, a new account opens with a few example records that match what your business actually keeps — clearly marked, editable, and removable in one click.
• What you have on today. The dashboard now leads with the day’s bookings, jobs or appointments described the way your trade describes them, rather than a generic activity list.
• Loyalty you control. Merchants can now switch store credit on for their own customers and set the earn rate themselves, instead of it being all-or-nothing.
• Appointment end times for tattoo studios. An appointment now occupies a real block of time, so a chair cannot be booked over the top of an existing session.
• A public booking and enquiry page. Share one link and customers can request a booking or just ask a question — no account needed on their side. Requests arrive in an Enquiries inbox where you can work through them and mark them done.
• A landing page for every industry pack. Each of the 44 packs now has its own page describing what it does for that trade, so the right setup is findable instead of buried in a list.
• Store credit that follows the customer. Credit is now held against the person rather than a single till record, so it works the same across all 28 verticals that take payments — earned in one place, spent in another.
• Your first money moment, up front. Setup now leads with the first revenue-earning action for your industry — take a booking, send an invoice, make a sale — instead of a generic checklist.
• A week-two step. Once the first win is done, you get one more per-industry step aimed at the thing that brings customers back, rather than an empty checklist.
• Industry icons across packs and suites. All 44 packs are now scannable by icon instead of by reading 44 labels.
• 13 more industry packs. Certification Body, DJ & Live Music, Venue & Facility Rental, Freelance Marketplace, Hair Salon, Investment Platform, Maintenance & CMMS, Music Institute, Newspaper & Publishing, Quiz Platform, Sports Club & Academy, Tailoring & Fashion Design and Yoga & Wellness Studio each get their own pack — 44 in total.
• A ready-made site to match. Every new pack ships its own website template, so picking your industry gives you a starting site written for that trade rather than filler copy you have to replace.

Changed

• Monthly only. Annual prepay has been retired — the fee is metered from what you actually process, so there is nothing to pay a year in advance.

New

• Pay from what you earn, not upfront. Your $39/active user fee comes out of the money Mewayz processes for you through Stripe — online, invoices, or in person via Tap to Pay. Nothing is owed in a month you don’t process.
• No credit card to get started. Sign up, build your site, set up your CRM, HR and whole business, and use everything with no payment step.
• Everything included for every account. All 180+ modules and every industry vertical are on from day one — no tiers, no locked features, no “upgrade to unlock.”
• Earn a clean brand. In any month your fee is fully covered by your own processing, the “Made with Mewayz” badge comes off and your custom domain stays on — on a rolling 90-day window.

Changed

• Retired the old monthly tier ladder. The previous fixed monthly plans are replaced by the single, self-correcting per-user fee above. White-label reselling stays for partner accounts.

Improved

• Report abusive content on more page types. Previously only on Link-in-Bio, now also covers digital business cards, online stores and SiteBuilder sites.
• Refer a friend, right from setup. Your referral link now shows up as a step in the getting-started checklist, not just buried in account settings.
• A nudge to finish your Link-in-Bio. If your page has been sitting unfinished, you’ll now see a short re-engagement tour and an Analytics next-step card pointing at what to do next.

New

• Real payments for Parking Management bookings. Parking bookings now run through a real Stripe payment rail with volume pricing, instead of a placeholder checkout.
• One custom domain for your whole profile. Point a single domain at all of your public pages — Link-in-Bio, store, digital card and booking page together — instead of setting one up per module.

New

• Report abusive content on public pages. Visitors can now flag a public Link-in-Bio page for abuse directly from the page itself.
• Pause your subscription anytime. Pause and resume from account settings whenever you need to — no need to contact support.
• Reseller client-onboarding widget. White-label resellers can now paste a ready-made embed on their own site to onboard new clients, with signups automatically attributed back to the reseller.
• Customer success stories. See how 41 teams put Mewayz to work, with real before-and-after numbers.

Improved

• Free plan contacts & emails, doubled. Now 2,000 contacts and 2,000 emails/month included, up from 500.
• Secure sign-up links for team invites. Inviting a team member no longer involves setting their password for them — they get a secure link to choose their own.
• A real status page. mewayz.com/status now pulls live uptime data for the app, payments, email delivery and background processing, refreshed every 10 minutes.
• Link-in-Bio QR scans tracked in Analytics. Scanning a QR code is now counted separately from a direct visit, so Analytics reflects where traffic actually comes from.
• Security hardening. Closed an access-control gap on public-facing pages, tightened API token checks for disabled accounts, and hardened the marketing site against a handful of injection and redirect edge cases.

Fixed

• Suspended accounts no longer serve public pages. Closed a gap where a suspended account’s Link-in-Bio, digital card and store pages could remain reachable to the public.
• Registration & wallet balance fixes. Closed a bug where certain sign-ups could fail partway through, and fixed a race condition that could leave a wallet balance out of sync after concurrent charges.
• Inactive stores show a clear message. Visiting a store that hasn’t been activated yet now shows a plain “not available” page instead of a confusing server-error screen.
• Referral badge links keep your code. The “Made with Mewayz” badge on partner pages was occasionally dropping the referral code from its link. Every badge click is now correctly attributed.

New

• Three plans — Free, Pro, Agency. Pro ($79/mo, 500 GB, 50k contacts, 100k emails/mo) replaces the old Pro/Starter/Business tiers. Agency ($349/mo, unlimited storage, white-label reselling, 100% payout) is the sole reseller tier.
• Metered billing for overages. Contacts ($5/1k), emails ($1/1k) and storage ($5/80 GB) are auto-billed via Stripe. No add-ons to choose — just stay in your flow and we handle the math.
• Custom domain for all paid plans. Every Pro and Agency subscriber can attach their own domain — previously a higher-tier perk.
• No Mewayz branding on paid plans. “Made with Mewayz” badges disappear automatically the moment you upgrade.
• 26 new modules. Turn on Hospital Management, Property Management, Beauty Spa Management, Pet Care, Yoga Classes, Parking Management, Smart Reports, AI Business Advisor, Smart Dashboard Analytics, Blog & Article, eBook, Movie Show Booking, Notice Board, Suggestion Box, Boutique & Designer Studio, Tattoo Studio Management, Jewellery Store Management, Hair & Care Studio, Mobile Service Management, Laundry Management, WhatsApp Messenger, WhatsApp Chat, Investment System, Freelancing Platform, Tailoring & Fashion Design and more — all included on every paid plan. (Google Wallet is also new — it adds Google Pay passes to your VCard digital business card and requires VCard to be enabled.)
• Email marketing free on every plan. The full email suite — drag-and-drop builder, drip automation flows, contact lists, campaign reports with open/click tracking, A/B subject-line testing, scheduled campaigns, and CSV contact import — is now free on every plan. Connect your own email account with a real synced inbox.
• Every public page now server-renders. Link-in-bio, online store, vCard, portfolio, booking pages, digital business card, and all 11+ public content types arrive fully formed on first paint — across every module.
• Shared views across modules. Your documents, expenses, reviews, calendar, tasks and vendors each roll up into a single unified view instead of living separately inside each module.
• Business Overview & unified customer graph. One screen brings your whole business together across eight core areas — sales, customers, money, bookings, documents, expenses, calendar and reviews. Every customer record is now connected across all modules and searchable from one place.
• CSV/XLSX and Shopify importers. Import products, customers and leads from raw exports — Shopify, Square and Wix files work as-is. Dry-run any import before it writes, and preview a URL import before anything is created.
• Bot defence on registration. Honeypot fields, submit-timing checks, disposable and spoofed-domain rejection, and per-IP rate limiting keep fake signups out.

Improved

• Post-payment redirects. After checkout, Pro subscribers land on their modules dashboard; Agency subscribers go straight to the reseller portal — no more generic “thank you” pages.
• Hindi — 26 more modules speak it. All 26 modules added in v3.8 — Hospital, Property, Beauty Spa, Pet Care, Yoga, Parking, Smart Reports, AI Business Advisor, Blog & Article, eBook, Movie Show & more — now include Hindi translations alongside the existing 16 languages.
• Badge links go straight to signup. Every “Made with Mewayz” badge on a public page now links directly to app.mewayz.com/register with your referral code and channel attribution, so visitors land on the signup form instead of a marketing page.
• Marketplace reorganized. 43 modules re-homed into real categories with integrations clearly distinguished from built-in apps.
• Faster onboarding. Setup is now two quick steps — pick your business and industry, then choose your modules. Empty modules can fill themselves with example data in one click.
• Security hardening. 2FA secrets encrypted at rest and hidden from serialization. Warehouse ID validation scoped per tenant across 6 form-requests. Link-in-bio no longer leaks owner data on public pages.

Fixed

• Grandfathering. Existing Starter, Business and Enterprise subscribers keep their current plan and features unchanged. Nothing disrupted.
• Branding restored across 15 module pages. Public pages for Beauty Spa, Property Management, Pet Care, Yoga Classes, Parking Management, Blog & Article, eBook, Movie Show Booking, Hair & Care Studio, Mobile Service, Laundry, Boutique, Tattoo Studio, Jewellery Store and Tailoring & Fashion Design now show the “Made with Mewayz” badge automatically.
• Built-with-mewayz page restored. The showcase landing page at mewayz.com/built-with-mewayz was returning a 404 — it now loads correctly.
• Google Wallet correctly categorised. Google Wallet now sits under Marketing as a VCard add-on (requires VCard enabled) instead of being listed as a standalone Payment Gateway module.

New

• Per-trade cold-SMS openers. Each lead hears about what matters to their industry, not a generic pitch — the vertical mapper expanded from 46% to 83% personalization, covering full US industry-pack niches including no-website SMBs.
• Self-serve demo booking in SMS replies. Cold-SMS reply acknowledgements now include a demo booking link and a start link, with signups attributable via c=sms channel shorthand.
• Two-way cold-SMS with Telegram pings. Replies support automatic day-2/day-5 follow-ups, and hot leads are pinged directly to your Telegram for faster response.
• Trust bar on the booking page. A trust reassurance bar on the public booking page — visitors see your reliability before they book — and owners are pinged on Telegram when a demo is booked.
• Credit-free AI starter kit in demo. The demo now includes a Bedrock Nova Lite starter-kit generator that doesn’t use your credits — try the AI features risk-free.

Improved

• Full dark mode. Replaced every hardcoded light-only class with semantic tokens across the app — no more bright spots burning your eyes at night.
• Cleaner lead lists. US-only contact enforcement and hardened gosom import dedup for cleaner, more targeted outreach.
• Higher send caps. Raised daily cold-outreach send caps.

Fixed

• Notification dedup. Self-notification email spam stopped — alert senders deduped to a single recipient.

New

• Marketing site componentized to React. The marketing site now renders via React/Inertia SSR through the Laravel Octane backend, serving both English (React shell + body) and localized variants (verbatim static).
• Same-origin asset proxy. CSS, JS, fonts and media now load from mewayz.com instead of app.mewayz.com — cleaner URLs and CSP compliance.
• Instant rollback capability. The proxy falls back to static HTML if Octane is down, ensuring zero downtime during deployments.

Improved

• Consistent performance. React SSR delivers fully-formed pages on first paint for visitors and search engines.
• Unified deployment pipeline. Marketing site changes now go through the same Octane reload process as the app.

New

• Bring your own email — with a real inbox. Connect your own mail account and send from your own address: compose, reply and read a synced inbox, right inside Mewayz.
• Design and send email campaigns. Build reusable emails with a drag-and-drop editor, then send a campaign to your contacts — all from your own connected address.
• Put your email on autopilot. Build a drip sequence of timed steps, enrol your contacts, and let Mewayz send each email on schedule — welcome series, nudges and re-engagement, all automatic.
• Two-factor authentication. Protect your account with an authenticator app — turn it on from your profile.
• See what you’ll be billed, before you’re billed. Your plan page now shows the metered limits included in your plan and the exact rate we charge beyond them — and we email you before any overage is billed.
• AI generations in your usage overview. Tracked alongside contacts, emails, storage and seats.
• Buy the plan you’re trialling. On a trial with no card on file, your current plan showed a disabled button — so when the trial ended there was no way to keep it. You can now buy it directly from the plans page.
• A usage overview that tells the truth. A new usage page breaks down what you’re consuming module by module — contacts, emails, storage, seats — and says plainly what happens when you reach a limit, instead of leaving you to discover a wall.
• Pull your Shopify catalogue straight in. Connect your store and import your products directly — no export-and-re-upload dance.
• Products, customers and leads by spreadsheet. New CSV and XLSX importers for products, customers and leads. Raw exports from Shopify, Square and Wix work as-is, and the lead importer understands the column names your old tool used.
• See it before it writes. Dry-run any import — and preview a Linktree or URL import — so you know exactly what will land before anything is created.
• Empty modules can fill themselves. Turn on a module and load example data in one click, so you can see how it works before committing your own.
• Referred? Your discount is shown up front. Sign up through a referral link and your 50% off the first month appears at signup, not buried in billing.
• Public pages load instantly. Your Link-in-Bio, online store, portfolio and digital business card are now server-rendered — they arrive fully formed on the first paint, so visitors and search engines see your content faster.
• A single Business Overview. One new screen brings your whole business together across eight core areas — sales, customers, money, bookings and more — and drills straight into any customer’s full record.
• One list, every module. Your documents, expenses, reviews, calendar and tasks now each roll up into a single shared view, instead of living separately inside each module.

Changed

• Running multiple businesses is now a Business feature. Creating an additional workspace requires Business or above (Agency and Enterprise included). Workspaces you already have stay yours — you can keep using and switching between them exactly as before; only creating a new one is affected.
• The creator programme pays 30% recurring. Refer a paying customer and you earn 30% for as long as they stay. Anyone who joined under our earlier 50% terms keeps 50%, for the lifetime of their referrals — we’ve already applied it, no action needed.

Improved

• Honest limits, clearer upgrades. Usage bars now appear as you approach your contact and email caps, storage prompts name the exact space you’d gain, and annual savings are shown where you actually decide.
• A noticeably faster app. A round of performance work trimmed database load on the busiest pages and smoothed out slow spots in onboarding and dashboards.

Fixed

• A referral discount can no longer block your trial. A code Stripe didn’t recognise dead-ended checkout on every plan for referred users. You’re now sent to a clean plans page and the trial starts.
• Starting a trial no longer asks for a year upfront. Plans now default to monthly, so the card form shows the monthly price. Switch to annual whenever you like — it’s still two months free.
• Trial expiry is visible again. When a trial ended and the account moved to Free, nothing said so — the trial was never marked finished. Every post-trial prompt now appears.
• Site Builder shows the right name. The Site Builder tab still displayed an old product name.
• Starting a paid trial with a card works again. The card form couldn’t load Stripe, so the checkout never appeared. It now initialises correctly.
• Your storage meter shows your real limit. The usage meter read your plan’s storage allowance while uploads were capped by your account’s actual limit — so the headroom you saw could be far larger than the ceiling you’d hit. Both now read the same source.
• The trial countdown is back. Accounts whose trial was granted for them never saw the “days left” banner. It now shows for anyone actually on a trial.
• Referral emails name the right reward moment. The signup notification described the wrong trigger for when your referral reward is earned.
• Link-in-Bio quick start opens your page. It opened the example page instead of activating your own.
• The demo no longer signs you out. Switching personas in the demo silently logged you out and fell back to the wrong view.
• White-label stays white-label. The “Made with Mewayz” badge no longer renders on white-label instances.
• WhatsApp sending. Corrected the send path so messages go out reliably.
• Plan copy corrected. Tidied inaccurate plan and trial wording across onboarding and the plans page.
• Sign-in no longer blanks out. Fixed a rare white-screen on the login page.
• Your workspace switcher stays put. New accounts no longer lose the workspace switcher from the sidebar.
• Store stock & customers read true. Untracked products no longer show as “0 out of stock,” and guest buyers now appear as customers — with their abandoned carts — in your CRM.
• White-label onboarding. Fixed a Stripe Connect link that could return an error during reseller setup.

New

• A client portal for almost any business. Give clients, students, members and guests a secure login to see just their own bookings, rentals, training, exam registrations, contracts, applications, event tickets, hotel stays and more — and pay invoices right from the portal. Turn it on per business in settings.
• More integrations, ready to use. WhatsApp, Slack, Discord and Telegram are now live and configurable — no longer sitting behind a “coming soon” label.
• Privacy-first analytics consent. A GDPR-compliant banner now asks visitors in the EEA, UK and Switzerland to opt in before any analytics load.
• Enterprise SSO (OIDC). Enterprise workspaces can let their team sign in through your own identity provider. Configure it once in settings — it stays off until you switch it on.
• A prepaid usage wallet. Top up a balance by card, turn on auto-recharge, and Mewayz draws from it when you go past a plan limit — so a busy month never freezes your account. Balance, top-ups and history all live on the new Wallet page.
• Embed your forms anywhere. Every public form can now be dropped onto any website. Grab the snippet with the new “Copy embed code” button in your forms list.
• Embeddable link-in-bio & digital cards. The same lightweight embed now works for your Link-in-Bio and digital business card pages, so you can surface them on any site you run.
• Website forms feed your CRM. Submissions from your SiteBuilder website forms now land straight in your CRM contacts — not a separate list you have to reconcile.
• Book from your own site. A new Booking block lets visitors book appointments directly on pages you build in SiteBuilder.

Improved

• Never a blank screen. Empty lists and pickers across the app now show a helpful “nothing here yet — here’s how to add your first” hint, with a nudge to connect a prerequisite or integration when one is missing.
• A shorter setup. First-run is now two quick steps — your business and industry, then your modules — with a dedicated path for resellers and white-label partners.
• Start in one step. New accounts can jump straight to the dashboard with “Start now” instead of walking the whole setup wizard first — the guided steps are still there when you want them.
• Find features faster. Optional modules are easier to discover under “Add features,” and switching one on now takes you straight to it.
• Undo a page edit. SiteBuilder now keeps page version history, so you can restore an earlier version — plus a dedicated blog-excerpt field.

Fixed

• One recovery email, not several. A lapsed payment now triggers a single recovery email instead of duplicates.
• Security hardening. Tightened access on several public pages and kept unpublished courses and posts out of public views and sitemaps.
• No more blank-dropdown crashes. Fixed several pages that could error out because of an empty option in a dropdown.
• Clearer plans page. Removed a contradictory trial line and a couple of duplicate headings.
• Partner links open cleanly. Partner Dashboard, pitch, templates and scripts links now open in a new tab instead of loading as a broken panel.

New

• No wall when your trial ends. When a trial ends you can now keep going instead of hitting a wall — no card, no pressure. Upgrade whenever you’re ready.
• Pick your industry, get a real starting point. We replaced the generic “Business” option with 18 specific industry packs, so your workspace comes pre-shaped for what you actually do.

Improved

• A shorter sign-up. The register form now asks for the essentials first and keeps phone and SMS opt-in optional and last — fewer fields between you and your workspace.
• Upgrade in context. When you reach a plan limit — like your contact count — you now get a clear in-app prompt explaining what’s capped and how to lift it, right where you hit it instead of buried in billing.

Fixed

• Orders show the right customer. Fixed a bug where the orders list could show empty customer details.
• Google sign-in on the first try. Signing in with Google no longer fails on the first attempt.
• Connecting HubSpot. A missing-token error no longer bounces you to the plans page as if it were a billing problem.
• Checkout on smaller screens. The card-details popup no longer runs off the edge of the screen during checkout.

New

• Import from Linktree. Paste your Linktree URL on the Link-in-Bio page and we pull in your links, title and bio automatically as a draft, review and publish whenever you're ready.

Improved

• Clear feedback on failed actions. Actions that fail now show an explanatory toast instead of failing silently across the app.
• Referral link routing & a usage widget. Referral invite links now route correctly end-to-end, and you can see your usage against plan limits at a glance.

Fixed

• OAuth sign-in for connected apps. The authorize screen no longer errors when a third-party integration requests access.
• Win-back emails are delivering again. A bug kept some re-engagement emails to lapsed accounts from ever sending; fixed and the backlog has been sent.
• Login & register polish. Fixed a couple of translation gaps and a cookie-consent banner issue on the sign-in and sign-up pages.
• Trial billing edge case. Closed an issue that could miscalculate the trial window on some plan upgrades.
• Security hardening. Patched a file-upload handling issue in media uploads.

New

• A clearer “grow, don’t just run” story. Goal tracking, performance reviews, and team recognition, and a success co-pilot that scores activation, business health and churn risk from your live data — now front and centre.
• The Platform overview. One page for the whole connected suite, the grow layer, built-in AI and vertical depth.
• Play MOGUL. A free business-sim game — and the fastest way to see how the reseller model compounds.
• Pricing FAQ on the homepage. Straight answers on cost, seats, trials, fees and data ownership.
• Your tools already talk — now it’s visible. Fulfil a store order and Mewayz raises the invoice, posts it to your books, works out commission and adjusts stock — no setup, no Zapier bill.
• Get paid once, everything downstream updates. A single payment marks the invoice paid, closes bookings and POS sales and enrols course buyers — across 20+ modules that take money.
• A sale never stops at the sale. New buyers flow into your CRM and newsletter, and can trigger a support ticket, fulfilment task, shipment or reorder nudge — across 40+ modules you control.
• One place for everything you publish. Store, link-in-bio, website, digital business card, forms and bookings in one workspace under one brand — your theme flows to every page automatically.
• See it, then start from it — the new Showcase. Browse real, live pages built on Mewayz at /showcase, and clone one of a dozen ready-made link-in-bio templates in a click.
• Quick-add, everywhere — now live. Add a customer without leaving the form you’re on. A “+ New” button beside the customer picker on quotes, sales orders and retainers creates the record and selects it in one step — no lost work. More entities and forms roll out each release.
• Contacts 360 — now live. Every order, payment, booking, invoice, enrolment and support ticket for a customer, on one timeline you open right from their contact record. No sync, no duplicate contacts.
• Portals — now available. Give your clients, students and vendors their own secure login to see only their own orders, invoices, bookings, course progress and tickets. Off by default — switch it on per business in settings.

Changed

• One simple, flat ladder. Free $0, Starter $25, Pro $79, Business $229 per month — plus Agency and Enterprise white-label tiers. Every paid plan includes the whole app suite; you only pay more to move up a tier.
• Unlimited seats on Pro & up. Invite your whole team at no extra cost (Free is 1 seat, Starter 2). No per-module surcharge, ever.
• No per-module slots. The full suite is on by default — turn any app on or off for free, nothing capped.

Improved

• no card required on every paid plan. A card starts it, but there’s no charge until it ends — and the Free plan needs no card at all.
• Honest fee wording. 0% on your store sales when you connect your own Stripe on any paid plan; the Free plan carries a small 5% platform fee that any paid plan removes.

New

• Every app on every paid plan. No more choosing a limited set of “module slots” — Starter, Pro, Business and Enterprise all unlock the entire platform. Turn on what you need, hide the rest, change any time.
• A friendlier entry point — Starter at $25/mo. The full platform, every module included. Step up to Pro ($79) to go live with your own custom domain and no Mewayz branding; Business ($229) and Enterprise ($999) add unlimited seats, more storage and higher usage as you grow.
• 0% transaction fees, on every plan. Your store sales are yours, you keep 100%.
• Founding-member pricing. These are our launch rates. Join now and lock your price for 12 months, even as rates rise for later members.

Improved

• Clearer plans page. See exactly what you’re using, contacts, email sends, seats and storage, against your plan, with a heads-up before you hit a limit.
• Annual billing up front. Plans now show annual pricing by default (two months free), switch to monthly any time.
• White-label reselling, streamlined. Reselling now lives in the Agency ($349, keep 100%) and Enterprise ($999, keep 100%) tiers.