The Simplero Changelog: Here's what we've been up to...
On order forms that offer multiple currencies but hide the "Have a promo code?" link, the currency buttons now sit on the same row as the "Choose price" heading whenever there is room for them, and only drop to their own tidy right-aligned row when space runs out — so the layout no longer leaves an awkward empty gap.
On some order forms, changing the country in a billing or custom address field left the state/region dropdown showing the wrong list — for example US states or Danish regions after picking Spain. The region list now refreshes to match the selected country every time, so your buyers always see the right options.
When you duplicate a price that has availability periods, you can now edit the availability dates right away — no need to save first and then edit again.
If your survey included the Image page element, that image could get left behind when the survey was copied into another account — for example, through a Done-For-You template. Images now come along too, so the survey looks right as soon as it lands in the new account.
You can now start an automation when a purchase reaches a set number of payments or a total amount received — counting payments actually made, not time since purchase. This is perfect for rewarding long-term members: because paused payments never create a charge, a paused subscription simply doesn't count toward the total. Go to your product → Automations and pick "Number of payments reached" or "Amount received reached" as the trigger, then enter the number of payments or the dollar amount to fire at.
On order forms that offer multiple currencies, the "Have a promo code?" link and the currency buttons now lay out neatly and responsively: on a wide screen they sit on the price heading row, and on smaller screens the currency buttons drop to their own tidy right-aligned row so everything stays easy to read and tap.
Admin tables that used to show a row of separate action icons now tuck those actions into one ⋯ menu at the end of each row, matching the rest of Simplero. Your tables look cleaner, the actions stay consistent everywhere, and Delete now sits safely at the bottom of the menu so it's harder to click by accident.
Your automations can now flip a subscription's auto-renew on or off automatically. Add the new 'Turn on auto-renew' or 'Turn off auto-renew for existing purchase' action to any automation — for example, turn off auto-renew when someone requests to stop after their current term, or turn it back on when they re-commit. Works just like the existing Pause and Resume subscription actions.
When you send a long message in the AI chat, it now neatly collapses to a few lines with a "Show more" link right away — instead of staying fully expanded until you reload the page. Your conversations stay tidy and easy to scan from the moment you hit send.
Multi-model selection in Simplero Coach now correctly shows all selected models, including those from the "Show others" section.
On a phone, tapping "Other" in the model picker now reveals the full list of models right in place, and search covers every model — so you can finally reach the less common ones too. Changing the model on an existing reply now works exactly like choosing one for a new message.
When you set up or edit things like courses, lessons, events, surveys, help desks, and your account settings, each section now has a short, plain-language description of what it's for. It's easier to find your way around and know what goes where — especially when you're just getting started.
When you edit, delete, or duplicate a course module or lesson — or create, edit, or delete a trigger — you now get a brief confirmation message that your change saved. These actions used to happen quietly with no on-screen feedback, so you had to guess whether they worked; now you get the same clear confirmation you already see elsewhere in Simplero.
On phones and tablets that support it (most Android devices; iPhones don't support this), Simplero now adds subtle haptic feedback to touch actions — swiping through image galleries, dragging to reorder, long-pressing to highlight text, tapping +/- quantity buttons and rating scales, entering a login code, copying, and adding to cart all give a gentle buzz you can feel, so the app feels more responsive and native on mobile. It automatically respects your device's 'reduce motion' setting, and there's nothing to turn on.
Adding or editing a short link (under Settings → Short Links) now opens a panel that slides in from the right instead of a pop-up box in the middle of the screen. You can keep an eye on your existing short links while you work, and it matches how the rest of Simplero's editors behave.
You can now edit the copy that used to be locked in the double opt-in confirmation email and on the GDPR consent page. On each list, open Double opt-in → Customize the confirmation email to reword the three lines around the confirm button (the text above the button, the 'if that doesn't work' line, and the 'if you don't want these emails' line). Under GDPR y…
When you're reading one model's answer in a multi-model AI reply, Simplero keeps that tab selected as the Summary finishes. The tab row now only scrolls sideways, so it no longer picks up a distracting vertical scrollbar.
The dashboard revenue projection now links to the forecast page, which is also available from Purchases. There you can see month-to-date revenue, remaining installments, renewals, and overdue unpaid payments broken out separately, and click installment and renewal amounts to see the underlying charges or purchases.
On a purchase page, clicking the product image or title now opens the most relevant content: the course when there is just one, the site courses page when a site contains multiple courses, or the content section when the purchase includes several types of content. Installment labels are shorter now, too, so upcoming payments are easier to scan.
You can now keep the promo code field off a single product's order form. Open the product, go to Order form → Options, and turn on "Do not show promo code option on this product's order form during single-product checkout". It only affects this product's own order form (single-product checkout) — the multi-product shopping cart is unaffected.
