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Beamer alternative.Your own changelog widget for $100.

Published · Feedback, changelogs and status

What it is

Beamer is a customer communication platform for product releases.1 It publishes changelog posts in an in-app feed and on a standalone page.2 Boosted announcements show updates as popups, top bars and snippets.1 Beamer states that it serves 20,000+ product and marketing teams.1 Beamer merged with Userflow, which builds the user onboarding product sold alongside it.2

What people pay

PlanPriceIncludes
Free$021,000 monthly active users, 1 teammate, unlimited changelog posts
Starter$59 per month, billed monthly; $49 per month, billed yearly25,000 monthly active users, in-app and standalone changelog, boosted announcements
Pro$119 per month, billed monthly; $99 per month, billed yearly210,000 monthly active users, inbox, comments and reactions, basic segmentation
Scale$299 per month, billed monthly; $249 per month, billed yearly250,000 monthly active users, advanced segmentation, user activities
CustomNo public price2Custom monthly active users, enterprise support

Prices as listed on the official pages on 2026-10-07. Prices change, so check the sources below.

What the paid plans add

Plans are priced by monthly active users, the unique users who visit a page with the Beamer script.2 The free plan covers 1,000 monthly active users and 1 teammate.2 User comments and the inbox start on the Pro plan.2

What a copy needs to do

  • Changelog page with dated posts and labels
  • Widget button that opens a panel of recent posts
  • Unread count on the widget button
  • Popup for one pinned announcement
  • Posts written as rows in a Notion database

How to build it yourself

  1. The Notion API query endpoint returns the pages of a data source, filtered and sorted.3
  2. The body of each post comes from the retrieve block children endpoint.4
  3. A Next.js route handler serves the posts as JSON to the changelog page and the widget.5
  4. The widget script opens the feed inside an iframe on the buyer's site.6
  5. The widget keeps the last seen post date in localStorage to count unread posts.7
  6. Composio holds the buyer's Notion connection and manages its OAuth tokens.8

What a copy leaves out

  • User segmentation and per-user activity timelines
  • Push notifications and email digests
  • Beamer's name, logo and screens

Or order it built

$100, ready in 24 hours, 3 revisions. You pay only after we say yes, and a full refund if it does not work for you.

The wish, ready to send
Build me my own changelog and what's new widget for the users of my web app, with posts I write in Notion. Keep: a public changelog page with labels, a widget button with an unread count, a popup for one pinned post.
Check this wish, $100

References

  1. Beamer. Customer Communication Platform for Product Releases. Accessed 2026-10-07.
  2. Beamer. Beamer Pricing & Plans. Accessed 2026-10-07.
  3. Notion. Query a data source. Accessed 2026-10-07.
  4. Notion. Retrieve block children. Accessed 2026-10-07.
  5. Next.js. Getting Started: Route Handlers. Accessed 2026-10-07.
  6. MDN Web Docs. <iframe>: The Inline Frame element. Accessed 2026-10-07.
  7. MDN Web Docs. Window: localStorage property. Accessed 2026-10-07.
  8. Composio. Composio Documentation. Accessed 2026-10-07.

Beamer is a trademark of its owner. HundredBucks is not affiliated with Beamer. A copy does what the product does, with its own name and design.