In TeleportHQ's 28 October 2026 release, component variants work end to end, from the editor to the published site. Blog and help center search finds what readers are looking for, big help centers publish in a fraction of the time, and a server outage no longer signs you out.<h2 id="new"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#new">New</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#new" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><h3 id="component-variants-end-to-end"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#component-variants-end-to-end">Component variants, end to end</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#component-variants-end-to-end" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>A component variant is one component whose look is picked by a setting: a button with a primary, secondary, outline and link look, for example. Every copy of the component then picks its look from a list. In this release, every step of that works, in the editor, in Preview, on the published site and in exported code:<ul><li>A class condition's value is saved even when you type it without clicking into the box first. Undo, redo and a collaborator's edits no longer bring back a condition you removed.</li><li>The list on a copy offers every look the component uses, plus the setting's default.</li><li>A default you type for a rich text setting in the Props panel reaches the component and every copy you haven't edited.</li><li>The value you preview a setting with while designing a component stays on the component's own canvas. Copies on your pages keep their own value, as they do in Preview and on the published site.</li><li>Exported code compares number and true/false settings as numbers and true/false, and counts every rule of a class condition.</li></ul>You can also ask the AI Assistant for a component with several looks, for example "a button with four looks: primary, secondary, outline and link, one of each on the home page". It builds one setting that picks the look, one class per look, a text setting so each copy keeps its own label, and places the copies side by side.See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/what-are-component-variants" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">What are component variants?</a> and <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/build-a-button-with-variants" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to build a button with four looks</a>.<h3 id="password-protection-in-project-settings"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#password-protection-in-project-settings">Password protection in Project settings</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#password-protection-in-project-settings" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ's password protection now has its own section in Project settings → General, under FavIcon. It has the same controls as the Publish window, and the Logo on the password page picker below them. Password protection is available on paid plans; sites published on a trial stay behind a password. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/password-protect-your-site" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to password-protect your site</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="46df9a8b-6e37-4376-ab07-77dde0ea4db3" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/46df9a8b-6e37-4376-ab07-77dde0ea4db3?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="The Password protection section of the TeleportHQ General settings with a password on, and the Logo on the password page picker highlighted"></figure><h2 id="improvements"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#improvements">Improvements</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#improvements" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Blog and Help Center search: the search on your published blog or help center looks only at what readers see: the title, excerpt, tags, category, author and text. Matches in the title come first, then the excerpt. Words in a picture's file name or an old redirect address no longer bring up unrelated articles.</li><li>Publishing a big blog or help center: a published site now builds its 50 newest articles and every category page ahead of time, and each older article the first time someone opens it. A 486-article help center published in 99 seconds instead of 541.</li><li>Lighter article pages: the related, previous and next article cards, and a category page's cards, load without the full text of those articles.</li><li>Site search counts a help center as something to search: it adds a Help Articles section that links to your articles.</li><li>AI Assistant: questions about how to do something in TeleportHQ are answered from the new help center's articles. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/ask-how-to-questions" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to ask the AI Assistant how to do something</a>.</li><li>Keyboard and screen readers: every drop-down is named by its label and works with Tab and the arrow keys. On/off switches are buttons with a pressed state. The Edit Class panel closes with Escape.</li><li>Icons: the icons search reads spaces as the hyphens in icon names, so <code>arrow right</code> finds <code>arrow-right</code>. Every icon can be added with Enter or Space. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/use-icons" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add and color icons</a>.</li></ul><h2 id="fixes"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#fixes">Fixes</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#fixes" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>When TeleportHQ can't be reached while the app starts, the editor and dashboard show "We can't reach TeleportHQ right now" with Retry, instead of signing you out.</li><li>A collaborator's Help Center panel lists the project's articles. It showed none.</li><li>Collaborators opening a project no longer get the Choose your plugins window. Only the person who created the project sees it, and only while the project is still empty.</li><li>When an invitation email can't be sent, TeleportHQ says so: the person is invited and can sign in with that address, and you're told to let them know yourself. An account deletion or edit request whose email fails shows "We couldn't send the email" instead of saying it was sent.</li><li>The Props panel no longer freezes when you select a setting no element uses.</li><li>Deleting a button's text setting puts the text back on the button.</li></ul>

TeleportHQ's 28 October 2026 release makes component variants work end to end and speeds up help center search and publishing.

Component variants, a faster help center, and no sign-out during outages

In TeleportHQ's 27 October 2026 release, you can set up Resend, Mailgun or MailerSend for testing in one click, without a domain of your own, and send a test email from Project settings. Alerts get one list of addresses for the whole project, switching providers moves the store and booking emails too, and a site behind a password shows TeleportHQ's own password page, with your logo on a paid plan.<h2 id="new"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#new">New</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#new" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><h3 id="set-up-an-email-provider-in-one-click"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#set-up-an-email-provider-in-one-click">Set up an email provider in one click</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#set-up-an-email-provider-in-one-click" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ can now set up Resend, Mailgun or MailerSend for testing, so your site's emails go out before you have a domain of your own. Next to From Email in the store's email panels, such as Order Notifications and Invoices, in the bookings' Customer Emails, in the campaign wizard and in Project settings → Credentials → Email Providers, click Set up Resend in one click (or Set up Mailgun in one click, Set up MailerSend in one click). Paste the provider's API key and click Set it up: TeleportHQ saves the key, sends from the provider's test sender, and makes that provider the project's email provider. With Resend, when Alerts go to is empty, it also sends your alerts to the address your Resend account was opened with. The window ends by saying who can receive that mail: for Resend, only that address; for Mailgun, up to 5 Authorized Recipients you confirm in Mailgun; for MailerSend, your MailerSend administrator's address. Once it's done, the button reads "Resend is set up for testing". For your customers, verify a domain with the provider and send from an address on it. A Resend key with no From Email saved now sends from Resend's test sender by itself.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="3368647c-ad77-4d7d-8e4e-ebe13190a959" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/3368647c-ad77-4d7d-8e4e-ebe13190a959?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;w=1500" alt="The Resend provider opened in TeleportHQ Email Providers settings, with the Set up Resend in one click button next to From email and Send a test email below"></figure>To check a provider, click Send a test email on it in Email Providers: it sends to your own address, through the key you saved or the one you pasted, and shows the provider's answer. The low-stock alerts in Stock Management get the same Test Integration button as Order Notifications. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/email-and-sms-providers" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to choose which email and SMS provider your project sends through</a>.<h3 id="alerts-go-to"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#alerts-go-to">Alerts go to</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#alerts-go-to" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ's Alerts go to, at the top of Project settings → Credentials → Email Providers, holds up to 5 addresses where new-order, low-stock and booking alerts go. Each of those alerts can still list its own addresses in its own panel. Left empty, alerts go to the workspace owner, and each panel now says where an empty list sends them. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/email-and-sms-providers" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to choose which email and SMS provider your project sends through</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="988bc841-9a6d-4a86-8e5c-57193285eba4" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/988bc841-9a6d-4a86-8e5c-57193285eba4?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;w=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ Email Providers settings with Alerts go to at the top, above the providers SendGrid, Resend, Mailgun, Postmark and MailerSend, each Not set up"></figure><h3 id="a-password-page-of-the-site-s-own-with-your-logo"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#a-password-page-of-the-site-s-own-with-your-logo">A password page of the site's own, with your logo</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#a-password-page-of-the-site-s-own-with-your-logo" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>From this TeleportHQ release, a site behind a password shows a password page that is part of the site: TeleportHQ's logo, "This site is password protected", a password field and Continue. A visitor who types the right password stays in for 30 days in that browser. A site gets the new page the next time you publish. With a paid subscription, the page can show your own logo: open Project settings → Integrations → GitHub and pick a PNG, JPG, SVG or WebP picture under Password page. It saves as soon as you pick it. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/password-protect-your-site" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to password-protect your site</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="333e02e0-0f1d-412f-9683-5bde8bcd635c" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/333e02e0-0f1d-412f-9683-5bde8bcd635c?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="The password page of a protected TeleportHQ site: the TeleportHQ logo, This site is password protected, a Password field and the Continue button"></figure><h2 id="improvements"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#improvements">Improvements</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#improvements" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Use for this project: switching your project's email provider in Email Providers also switches the store's Order Notifications, Invoices, Abandoned Cart Reminders and low-stock alerts, and the booking emails, keeping each one on or off as it was. Before, they kept the old provider. Under Used in, each provider lists what sends through it.</li><li>Emails to several addresses: an email step with several recipients sends each address its own email, so one address the provider refuses no longer stops the others. Sites get this the next time you publish.</li><li>List search: on your published site, the search of a list over a CSV File, Google Sheets, REST API or JavaScript data source matches each typed word on its own, so "create form" finds "How to create a form". Sites get this the next time you publish. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/search-a-list" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add search to a list</a>.</li><li>Stock videos: a video you pick from Pexels comes as its smallest MP4 file at least 1920 pixels wide, or its widest when none is, at the higher frame rate. Before, it could come in 4K, and a scroll video made from it could take nearly a quarter of an hour to prepare.</li><li>Project names: a project can carry a brand's name, for example the client a site is made for. Names that read like a message, or hold a link or an amount, are still refused.</li></ul><h2 id="fixes"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#fixes">Fixes</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#fixes" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Unpublish site no longer fails now and then when the hosting service sends an empty answer; TeleportHQ asks once more.</li><li>Reopening a project you published and haven't changed since no longer shows Unpublished changes in the Publish window.</li></ul>

TeleportHQ's 27 October 2026 release sets up Resend, Mailgun or MailerSend in one click, adds Alerts go to and puts your logo on the password page.

Email set up in one click, one list for alerts, and your logo on the password page

In TeleportHQ's 25 October 2026 release, a store emails buyers their invoice once you set up an email provider, and bookings paid online send their confirmation emails again. The editor's AI text tools and AI images, which stopped working on 23 October, work again, and this release fixes much of what turned up after the 23 October release.<h2 id="improvements"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#improvements">Improvements</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#improvements" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Invoices by email: the first time you save an email provider for your store or your bookings, Invoice Email Delivery switches on with that provider and sender, if your store makes invoices. The editor tells you: "Invoices will also be emailed to your customers, through …". If you turn invoice emails off, they stay off. A booking paid online is emailed its invoice too. Before, a buyer got no email after ordering until you switched invoice emails on yourself. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/invoices-and-vat-for-your-store" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to set up invoices and VAT for your store</a>.</li><li>Invoices: an invoice says how it was paid in words, such as "Card (Stripe)", "Cash on delivery" or "Gift card", instead of a code. A paid invoice that used a gift card no longer shows an amount due, and older invoice templates get the discount and gift card rows. Sites get this the next time you publish.</li><li>Store checkout: a cash order reaches its confirmation page without waiting for its invoice, which took 8 to 14 seconds. An abandoned-cart reminder now also goes out for a cart whose checkout was cancelled or expired. Stores get both the next time you publish.</li><li>Store numbers: Total Revenue in Growth → Orders counts real sales: it leaves out cancelled orders, failed or expired payments and unpaid online orders, and counts cash-on-delivery orders not yet collected. A payment provider you haven't entered keys for says Not set up instead of Misconfigured.</li><li>AI steps on shut-down models: an AI step in a workflow set to a model its provider has shut down runs on that model's replacement on your published site, from your next publish. The step keeps the model you saved. The Issues window lists each such step under AI models that were shut down, the step's model picker says which model your site uses instead, and shut-down models are no longer offered. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/fix-workflow-warnings" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Why does my workflow show missing configuration or security warnings?</a></li><li>Automatic translation: when AI translation fails, the editor stops asking and says so once: "Translation into … couldn't run: the AI service isn't answering." Automatic translation then waits 5 minutes. To try sooner, open the language button → Manage Content → Translate everything missing. A translation refused for tokens, plan or permission keeps its own message. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/translate-automatically" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to translate your site automatically</a>.</li><li>Elements that show a list's data stay inside their list. Dragging one out, or asking the AI Assistant to move it out, is refused with "This element shows data from the … list, so it can only move inside that list." Pasting such an element elsewhere drops the conditions that read the list it left. A new Hidden on the published site section in the Issues window names each element the published site leaves out for that reason, and its page. The Issues window also closes with its × button or Escape.</li><li>Removing a user: Remove, in Authentication → Users of your site, also takes the person's details out of gift cards, downloads, the activity log and the emails your site sent them. A visitor who deletes their own account on your site gets the same from your next publish. Gift cards stay redeemable, and invoices keep the buyer's details, as an invoice must. When Remove can't delete someone, the message names the table that still holds their records.</li><li>Sign-in on your site: changing or resetting a password signs the account out of its other sessions. Sites get this the next time you publish.</li><li>Bookings sites the AI builds: the home page's services section lists your bookable services with their name, price and picture, and each service card opens that service's booking page. A site that takes bookings but has no store no longer gets product lists with empty cards.</li><li>Sitemap and llms.txt: they leave out pages that ask for sign-in or a subscription, pages that show visitors their own records, such as an order page, and the profile pages of your site's accounts. Sites get this the next time you publish.</li><li>Keyboard and screen readers: a drop-down toggle on your published site, such as a store's account menu, takes keyboard focus and is announced as a menu button, or as "Open menu" when it has no text.</li><li>Marketing Studio: a post whose picture couldn't be made says "The picture couldn't be made.", with Try again on campaign posts. Campaigns now describes email and SMS campaigns only, and says social campaigns are coming soon.</li></ul><h2 id="fixes"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#fixes">Fixes</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#fixes" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Rewrite with AI, AI translation and the editor's other AI text tools work again. From 23 October, they failed with an error.</li><li>AI images work again: making, editing and cutting out images in the editor, the pictures of social posts, and the share image of a new site. They had failed since 23 October.</li><li>A store's admin panel shows its whole shipping section again: Record a shipment with its quantities, and each parcel's tracking link, status, note and Mark delivered button. Stores republished since 23 October had lost them. They come back the next time you publish.</li><li>A booking paid online sends the customer "Your booking is confirmed" and sends you the booking alert. Before, only bookings paid on arrival sent them. Sites get the fix the next time you publish, and from then on the hourly booking run also sends a confirmation that never went out, for an upcoming booking made in the last 48 hours.</li><li>A line break in imported or pasted HTML, or in a page or section the AI made, shows on the canvas and stays when you edit the text. Since 15 October, the canvas had shown nothing in its place; published sites were right. Importing HTML no longer drops the text after a line break written as <code>&lt;br&gt;</code>.</li><li>A TeleportHQ password reset link opens the reset form even when you're signed in, instead of taking you to your workspaces. After the reset, you're signed out, so you sign in with the new password. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/reset-your-password" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to reset or change your password</a>.</li><li>Right after a publish, the Publish window no longer says Unpublished changes. A project published before this release clears the next time you publish it.</li><li>Fixes for the workflows TeleportHQ adds for password reset, account deletion, bookings, reviews and loyalty, some of them security fixes. A site's password reset email goes out through your project's email provider. Sites get these the next time you publish.</li><li>A privacy fix for the "My …" pages of sites the AI built. Sites get it the next time you publish.</li></ul>

TeleportHQ's 25 October 2026 release emails buyers their invoices, sends paid-booking confirmations again and brings back AI text tools and AI images.

Invoice emails, paid-booking confirmations and the AI tools back

In TeleportHQ's 23 October 2026 release, your site can take bookings, run a help center, tell a story as visitors scroll and animate the move between pages. Plugins and project settings move into the editor's left sidebar, the AI Assistant asks before bigger changes on clearer cards, and published stores answer faster.<h2 id="new"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#new">New</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#new" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><h3 id="bookings"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#bookings">Bookings</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#bookings" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ Bookings lets visitors book rooms, appointments, tables, classes or rentals on your site, By time, By night or By day, on a calendar of what's free. Open Plugins → Bookings, switch on Bookings enabled and fill in the Activate Bookings window: TeleportHQ adds the booking pages, sample items, opening hours, booking emails, customer sign-in and the admin panel. You manage items in the new Bookings panel and answer requests in Growth → Bookings. For a new booking site, pick the Bookings card in + New Project. Activating bookings requires a Web App, and booking reminders and reports need an active Trial, Pro or Premium plan. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/what-is-bookings" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">What is Bookings?</a><figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="c720dd55-91f8-4ea3-a62f-0be4f1169190" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/c720dd55-91f8-4ea3-a62f-0be4f1169190?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;w=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ Bookings panel beside the left sidebar, with Payment Providers and the bookable Items, such as classes booked by time"></figure><h3 id="help-center"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#help-center">Help Center</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#help-center" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ's Help Center is a plugin for guides and answers, built like the Blog. In Plugins → Help Center, switch on Help Center enabled: TeleportHQ builds a searchable help center at <code>/help</code>, with a page for every article and every category, and a Help Center panel to write them in. The AI writes articles as Task-oriented steps or as Storytelling, your pick under Writing style. Activating the Help Center requires a Web App. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/set-up-a-help-center" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add a help center to your site</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="1cf346cc-d341-40cc-a343-56fa93ae234d" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/1cf346cc-d341-40cc-a343-56fa93ae234d?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ Plugins panel with the Help Center row and its drawer, with the Help Center enabled switch highlighted"></figure><h3 id="scroll-stories-and-scroll-videos"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#scroll-stories-and-scroll-videos">Scroll stories and scroll videos</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#scroll-stories-and-scroll-videos" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>A TeleportHQ scroll story is a section that stays on screen while visitors scroll, so its chapters take the stage one after another. Add an empty Scroll Scene from the Motion elements, or one of seven finished stories, such as Product story, from the Stories sections, and time its chapters on the Scene Timeline under the canvas. A Scroll Video plays frame by frame as visitors scroll: Make one with AI makes a 4, 6 or 8-second clip with AI tokens, and Extend clip makes it longer. Stories play in Preview and on the published site. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/what-is-a-scroll-story" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">What is a scroll story?</a> and <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/make-a-scroll-video-with-ai" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to make a scroll video with AI</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="1ae92286-7d37-49bb-9ae6-1b80779e43ba" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/1ae92286-7d37-49bb-9ae6-1b80779e43ba?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ Scene Timeline under the canvas for a Product story, with its five chapters as rows: Title card, Product spotlight, Big number, Testimonial and Finale"></figure><figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="0dfe7bd1-71bb-427b-bceb-5f5e7a589ceb" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/0dfe7bd1-71bb-427b-bceb-5f5e7a589ceb?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="A new Scroll Video on the TeleportHQ canvas, with the Make one with AI button on its card highlighted"></figure><h3 id="page-transitions"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#page-transitions">Page transitions</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#page-transitions" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>A TeleportHQ page transition plays when a visitor follows a link to another page of your site. Click the Project settings cog at the bottom of the left sidebar, open Appearance → Page transitions and pick one of 17 transitions, such as Fade, Slide up or Curtain, or Design your own. It plays on every page, in Preview and on the published site. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/add-page-transitions" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add page transitions to your site</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="a08a6d57-2c6f-4888-a5d2-2213be6d2d49" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/a08a6d57-2c6f-4888-a5d2-2213be6d2d49?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="The Page Transitions drawer of TeleportHQ Project settings, with Fade selected among the Dissolve and Move transitions and its Fade settings beside it"></figure><h3 id="plugins-and-project-settings-in-the-left-sidebar"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#plugins-and-project-settings-in-the-left-sidebar">Plugins and Project settings in the left sidebar</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#plugins-and-project-settings-in-the-left-sidebar" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>The TeleportHQ editor's left sidebar has a new Plugins tab that switches each plugin on or off: Authentication, E-commerce, Blog, Help Center, Bookings, AI assistant chat and Admin panel. A plugin with a panel gets its own sidebar button while you use it, and Enable Plugins…, under Edit in the Project Menu, switches on several at once. Project settings now opens inside the editor, from the cog at the bottom of the sidebar, with Advanced features under Editor → Preferences. Form submissions moved to Growth → Forms. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/where-did-the-editor-menus-go" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Where did the Edit, View and Advanced Features menus go?</a><h3 id="a-password-for-sites-published-without-a-subscription"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#a-password-for-sites-published-without-a-subscription">A password for sites published without a subscription</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#a-password-for-sites-published-without-a-subscription" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>From this TeleportHQ release, a site published without a paid subscription, for example on the trial, asks visitors for a password. Before the first publish, the Publish window says "Without a subscription, every publish is password-protected. Subscribe to make your site public." To share the site, copy the password from Password Protection in Publish → Production. To make it public, subscribe to Pro or Premium and click Remove there. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/site-asks-for-a-password" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Why does my published site ask for a password?</a><h2 id="improvements"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#improvements">Improvements</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#improvements" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>AI Assistant: database changes come on one Confirm database changes card that says how many rows each change touches, and need no card when nothing matches. Deleting a page or component, and publishing, come on a Confirm these changes card that names each one and where a component is used. A waiting card is still there after you close the tab. In a web app, "a button that opens a popup" is one edit, with the new workflow previewed under it. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/ai-assistant-approvals" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to choose what the AI Assistant may do without asking</a>.</li><li>Accessibility check: a new panel in the Project Menu checks every page and component against 11 rules, such as images without alternative text, form fields without a label and text with low contrast, and offers a fix for most findings. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/check-your-site-after-publishing" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">What should I check after publishing my site?</a></li><li>Schema markup: a page's Page SEO Settings has a Schema markup section with the page's JSON-LD. Click Generate schema markup to have AI write it from the page's content, using AI tokens, or edit it yourself. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/add-structured-data" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add schema markup to your pages</a>.</li><li>Edit image: the image editor gains Text, AI and Export tabs, ready-made Looks, and Undo and Redo. AI erases or replaces an area you mark, using AI tokens.</li><li>Faster published web apps: a web app on the TeleportHQ database now runs its server code in the database's region. On a test store, the order page opened 12.4 seconds after Finalize Order instead of 35.5, and the card payment page 2 seconds after Pay Now instead of 15. A site moves the next time you publish it.</li><li>Stores: you get the "New order" email for orders paid online too, and never for an abandoned checkout. Customer emails carry your store's name and your email provider's From name, invoices bill the billing address, and the checkout's choices work by keyboard and screen reader. On a checkout still as TeleportHQ built it, a cash order waits on 3 server calls instead of 7. Existing stores get all this the next time you publish.</li><li>Cookie banner: the default banner says "We use cookies to measure visits to this site." and has a Decline button, which existing banners get too.</li><li>Names and invitations: account, workspace and project names can't contain links, email addresses, phone numbers, amounts or messages. A workspace without a paid subscription, a trial included, holds up to 10 collaborators besides its owner, and one on Pro or Premium up to 50. Invitations are also limited per day. A form's Notification emails now go only to workspace members who have accepted their invitation.</li></ul><h2 id="fixes"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#fixes">Fixes</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#fixes" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>When the AI Assistant's chat runs into a problem, it shows "The AI assistant ran into a problem" with Try again, and the rest of the editor keeps working. Before, the tab could freeze.</li><li>A scheduled workflow the AI Assistant builds now runs on your published site. Before, it was saved but never ran.</li><li>Asking the AI Assistant to restyle elements no longer clears their other styles, such as padding or borders.</li><li>Right after the AI builds a page, its lists show their rows, instead of their empty message until you reopen the project.</li><li>A duplicated page keeps its lists, their show-when conditions and the details links inside them.</li><li>Work still running for one project, such as an AI store build or a plugin's setup, no longer writes into the next project you open in the same browser tab.</li><li>In Authentication → Users of your site, Remove deletes everything the user added, not only their account. Their orders, invoices and bookings stay in your records.</li><li>Collected Revenue in Growth → Orders counts paid orders only, leaving out abandoned checkouts.</li><li>Marketing Studio no longer offers Connect, Post now or Schedule for social networks TeleportHQ can't post to yet.</li><li>Security fixes for published sites with sign-in or a store. Sites get them the next time you publish.</li></ul>

TeleportHQ's 23 October 2026 release adds Bookings, a Help Center, scroll stories and page transitions, and a Plugins tab in the editor's left sidebar.

Bookings, a help center, scroll stories and page transitions

TeleportHQ's 1–2 October 2026 releases add store subscriptions, digital products, gift cards and automatic discounts, an image editor, and find and replace.

Subscriptions, gift cards, digital products, and an image editor

In TeleportHQ's 16–22 September 2026 releases, a store can charge shipping and tax by where the buyer lives, and you can set up the store's products page without editing it by hand. Translating a site gets a new Manage content window and a language switcher added for you, and publishing on the trial no longer puts a password on the site.<h2 id="new"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#new">New</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#new" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><h3 id="shipping-tax-regions"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#shipping-tax-regions">Shipping &amp; Tax Regions</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#shipping-tax-regions" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>A TeleportHQ store can now charge shipping and tax by the buyer's country, instead of one delivery fee and one tax rate for everyone. In the E-Commerce panel, open the gear (E-Commerce Settings), switch on Shipping &amp; Tax Regions and click Manage Regions. On the Shipping zones tab, group countries into a zone and give it one or more rates: Flat rate, By order total or By weight (kg), each with an optional Delivery estimate (optional). A zone can ship free above an amount (Free shipping from (optional)), allow or refuse Cash on delivery, or Do not ship. On the Tax rates tab, set a Tax rate (%) per country, or per State or region (optional), for all products or some, choose whether Your product prices are Included in price or have it Added on top, and whether to Tax shipping too. Countries in no zone keep paying your single delivery fee, and switching the setting off keeps your zones and rates. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/set-up-shipping-zones" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to charge different shipping prices by country (shipping zones)</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="fc605e39-a2bd-4e30-aa5e-a76bcbb1a6d3" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/fc605e39-a2bd-4e30-aa5e-a76bcbb1a6d3?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;w=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ Add Zone form with the zone name Europe and three countries chosen"></figure><h3 id="products-listing-settings"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#products-listing-settings">Products Listing settings</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#products-listing-settings" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>The products page of a TeleportHQ store can now be set up from E-Commerce Settings → Products Listing → Customize, without editing the page. Layout puts the filters in a Top bar or a Left sidebar and offers a Grid of cards, a List of rows or both. Filters offers Categories, Price range, Rating, Discounts, Brand, Condition and your variant options, in the order you drag them. Toolbar turns Search and Sort on or off, and Pagination chooses how many products a page shows and how shoppers move on: Numbered pages, Previous / Next, Infinite scroll or a "Load more" button. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/show-products-on-your-pages" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to show products on your pages</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="3f610a41-e28f-41f6-a6cd-4ccd937c0305" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/3f610a41-e28f-41f6-a6cd-4ccd937c0305?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;w=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ Products Listing settings with the Layout, Toolbar, Filters and Pagination sections"></figure><h3 id="translation-tools"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#translation-tools">Translation tools</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#translation-tools" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ's Manage content window, opened from Manage Content in the canvas language menu, now shows your texts in a tree of pages, components and CMS pages, searches the selected page, shows or hides each language's column, filters to Untranslated only, and has Translate everything missing. When you add a language, the window has a switch, on by default, to Add a language switcher to the navigation and footer. On a multilingual site, the product and blog post forms have Content language tabs, and a language's tab offers to translate its empty fields with AI. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/edit-translations" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to review and edit translations</a> and <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/add-a-language-switcher" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add a language switcher</a>.<h3 id="publishing-on-the-trial-no-longer-adds-a-password"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#publishing-on-the-trial-no-longer-adds-a-password">Publishing on the trial no longer adds a password</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#publishing-on-the-trial-no-longer-adds-a-password" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>From TeleportHQ's 21 September 2026 release, publishing a site without a paid plan, for example on the trial, no longer puts a password on it. Password protection is on only when someone turns it on in Password Protection, in the Publish window, and turning it on or off needs a paid plan. A site that already has a password keeps it. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/password-protect-your-site" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to password-protect your site</a>.<h2 id="improvements"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#improvements">Improvements</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#improvements" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Orders: an order's details show its Order progress (Pending, Confirmed, Shipped, Delivered, Completed), each item says how many units have shipped, and orders waiting for a parcel carry a To ship chip. The cancel, refund and mark-paid windows are redesigned. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/order-statuses" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">What do the order, payment and shipping statuses mean?</a></li><li>Reports &amp; Exports: after you pick a month or a date range in Growth → Orders → Reports &amp; Exports, the period's Orders and Invoices are listed, with search, and each invoice opens as a PDF. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/sales-reports-and-exports" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to download sales reports and order exports</a>.</li><li>Connect my existing pages: a new store or blog now turns your own product or article page into its details page in place, converts your category lists, and wires search into your listing. Your own search box, category pills, sort menu and featured card stay, and no duplicates are added.</li><li>Tailor project to my business: the run works on several steps at once, and the window closes itself when the run ends instead of showing a summary screen. On a template whose styles weren't built on a design system, Refresh the look? still lets you generate and apply new colours and fonts.</li><li>Variants: adding a variant option offers the options your other products use, with Search or create option (e.g. Size)....</li><li>Store emails: order notifications, low-stock alerts, invoice emails and abandoned-cart reminders use the email provider already set up in your project, until you change the store's email settings yourself. On a multilingual site, store and account emails go out in the language the customer used.</li><li>Email campaigns: on a multilingual site, a Marketing Studio email campaign sends the email in the campaign's language, not the main language.</li><li>Users: in Manage Settings &amp; Users → Users, the pencil (Edit user) opens Edit User, where you change a user's name and role. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/manage-users-and-roles" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to manage your site's users and roles</a>.</li><li>Admin panel: the generated admin panel lists the Sent Emails of your site and, with Shipping &amp; Tax Regions on, its Shipping Zones, Shipping Rates and Tax Rates. Turning the admin panel on shows a Setting up your admin panel checklist.</li><li>Lists: a list's filter can match is any of several values.</li><li>AI Assistant: unlinking a workflow from an element through the AI Assistant now stops it firing; before, the link came back with the next workflow change. The AI Assistant can remove an attribute instead of leaving it empty, reports a form change that didn't apply as failed, and needs fewer steps per edit. When a workflow it builds needs a service you haven't connected, its reply starts with what you still have to connect.</li><li>Ended subscriptions: when a paid subscription has ended, the workspace owner now gets an email 3 days and again 1 day before the archived projects are deleted, 30 days after the end.</li></ul><h2 id="fixes"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#fixes">Fixes</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#fixes" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>In an element's Workflows section, picking an event after Create new workflow, or under More event types, creates the workflow again. Before, the pick did nothing.</li><li>Double-clicking a text to edit it again, after formatting part of it at a smaller screen size, no longer fails with an error.</li><li>A page you generate with AI, from the pages list or by asking the AI Assistant, now sits between your own Navigation and Footer. Before, it could replace your Navigation, Footer and logo.</li><li>On a details page of a REST API or Google Sheet, Page SEO Settings can bind the title, description and address to the item's fields. Before, the list of fields was empty.</li><li>Removing a custom domain that is already live works again. It failed with "Cannot remove … until existing redirects to … are removed".</li><li>A copied project now gets its own copy of each form, so its submissions no longer land in the original project. A copy from another workspace, such as a template, sends form notifications to your workspace.</li><li>Staging links no longer ask visitors to sign in to the hosting provider before showing the site.</li></ul>

TeleportHQ's 16–22 September 2026 releases add shipping and tax by country, Products Listing settings and translation tools, and stop forcing trial passwords.

Shipping and tax by country, Products Listing settings, and translation tools

In TeleportHQ's 15 September 2026 release, stores ship orders in parcels, with tracking for the customer and a packing slip for the box. A project started from a template can be rewritten for your business in one guided run, a new store or blog can take over the pages you already built, and a details page can show items from a REST API, a Google Sheet or a CSV file.<h2 id="new"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#new">New</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#new" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><h3 id="ship-orders-in-parcels"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#ship-orders-in-parcels">Ship orders in parcels</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#ship-orders-in-parcels" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>A TeleportHQ store now records every parcel an order leaves in. Open an order in Growth → Orders and click Ship items. In the Ship order window, set how many units of each item go in the parcel, pick the Carrier (18 are listed, such as UPS, DHL Express and Royal Mail, or Other carrier), add the Tracking number (optional), and click the button that counts the units, for example Ship 2 units. An order can leave in several parcels: the button then reads Ship remaining. Each parcel in the order's Shipments section has a Packing slip PDF to put in the box, and Mark delivered, Edit and Void. When your project can send email, the customer gets the carrier and tracking details of each parcel, and their order page on your site lists the parcels. A store set up before this release shows Set up shipments the first time. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/ship-an-order" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to ship an order and print a packing slip</a>.<h3 id="tailor-project-to-my-business"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#tailor-project-to-my-business">Tailor project to my business</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#tailor-project-to-my-business" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ can rewrite a project you started from a template so that it is about your business: every text on every page, every image and, if you want, the colours, fonts and logo. A template project offers it in a Make this template yours window. Any time later, open the command palette, type <code>&gt;</code> and pick Tailor project to my business, or ask the AI Assistant, for example "rebrand this template for my bakery". The Tailor this project window walks you through Tell us about your business, A few quick questions, Refresh the look? for new colours and fonts, and Your logo (keep it, upload one, or Generate with AI). When the project has a blog or a store, it can replace the template's posts and products with five new ones each. Here's what will happen shows the estimated cost in AI tokens before you click Tailor my project. TeleportHQ takes a backup first, and the run keeps going when you close the window. It's open to anyone who can change the project's settings.<h3 id="connect-my-existing-pages-to-the-store-or-the-blog"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#connect-my-existing-pages-to-the-store-or-the-blog">Connect my existing pages to the store or the blog</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#connect-my-existing-pages-to-the-store-or-the-blog" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>When you turn on the TeleportHQ store or blog in a project whose pages already show products or articles, the Activate E-Commerce and Activate Blog windows have a switch, on by default: Connect my existing pages to the store (or to the blog). AI reads your pages and turns the products, categories and lists they show into real store products, or the articles and topics into real blog posts, with the same cards and layout. The switch says how many AI tokens it uses. A Setting up your store (or Setting up your blog) window then ticks off each step and saves it as it completes. The switch replaces the product scan offered after activation and the choice of an existing store page. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/connect-existing-pages-to-the-blog" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to turn your existing blog pages into a real blog</a> and <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/activate-e-commerce" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add a store to an existing project</a>.<h3 id="details-pages-for-any-list"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#details-pages-for-any-list">Details pages for any list</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#details-pages-for-any-list" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>A TeleportHQ details page, one page design that becomes a separate page for every item in a list, can now show the items of any data source that returns a list: a database table, a REST API, a Google Sheet or a CSV file. Open a page's menu, turn on Is Details Page and pick the list in Select Source, which replaces Select Table, where only database tables were offered. A source that doesn't return a list is greyed out and says why. The published site and the exported code build a page for every item. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/create-a-details-page-for-each-item" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to create a page for each item</a>.<h2 id="improvements"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#improvements">Improvements</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#improvements" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>New Project templates: the template categories have a Search categories... box. It also finds a category by other words, so "shop" finds the store templates.</li></ul><h2 id="fixes"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#fixes">Fixes</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#fixes" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>In the New Project templates, scrolling a category loads more templates again after you switch category or search. Before, the list could stop at its first screen.</li></ul>

TeleportHQ's 15 September 2026 release ships orders in parcels with packing slips, rewrites a template for your business, and connects existing pages.

Parcel shipping, Tailor this project, and details pages for any list

In TeleportHQ's releases of 10 and 11 September 2026, the paid plan becomes two plans, Pro and Premium, and only Premium includes a web app. You can try changes on a staging address before they go live, search a template gallery, let your team build pages in the admin panel, animate whole pages at once, and refund or cancel store orders from the editor.<h2 id="new"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#new">New</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#new" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><h3 id="pro-and-premium-replace-the-professional-plan"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#pro-and-premium-replace-the-professional-plan">Pro and Premium replace the Professional plan</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#pro-and-premium-replace-the-professional-plan" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>From 10 September 2026, TeleportHQ sells two plans, Pro and Premium, monthly or yearly, in place of the single Professional plan. Both include unlimited websites, private projects, a custom domain, code download for websites and 5 manual backups. Pro includes 100,000 AI tokens a month and no web app. Premium includes one web app, 150,000 AI tokens a month, 3 GB of storage per project with files of up to 30 MB, unlimited forms, and 50 GB of bandwidth a month instead of Pro's 10 GB. On both, the owner is included and each extra editor is an Extra Collaborator seat. The workspace owner compares and changes plans under Plans in the workspace menu, for example with Upgrade to Premium or Switch to yearly. A workspace that already had a subscription keeps its price and per-editor billing, shown as Pro · your current terms, and can move to the new Pro or to Premium there. A trial project now gets 1 GB of storage and 2,000 files, up from 100 MB and 100 files. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/plans-compared" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">What's the difference between Trial, Pro and Premium?</a> and <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/extra-editor-seats" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How do editor seats work, and what do they cost?</a><h3 id="web-apps-need-premium-or-a-web-app-slot"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#web-apps-need-premium-or-a-web-app-slot">Web apps need Premium or a Web App slot</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#web-apps-need-premium-or-a-web-app-slot" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>From this TeleportHQ release, Premium is the only paid plan that includes a web app; the trial still includes one. On Pro, and on older plans such as Pro on your current terms, Academic and Lifetime, each web app needs its own Web App slot, bought under Web Apps in the workspace menu. A web app without a slot keeps full access for 7 days. Then its site goes offline and the project is archived, and it is deleted 30 days after those 7 days began. Web apps that existed before 10 September 2026 keep full access until at least 10 October 2026. The banner in the editor and the chip in the project's header show the dates. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/web-app-slots-and-the-7-day-window" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Why does my web app need a slot, and what is the 7-day window?</a><h3 id="staging"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#staging">Staging</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#staging" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>A TeleportHQ project on TeleportHQ hosting now has a second, private address called Staging. In the Publish window, switch from Production to Staging and click Publish to Staging: the staging address shows your changes while your live site stays as it is. Search engines are told to ignore it, and your custom domain never points at it. When you're happy, go back to Production, where Staging is ahead of your live site shows, and click Make it live: your live site serves the build you tested, without rebuilding it. Staging works on the Trial, Pro and Premium, but not for projects published to your own Vercel account. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/test-changes-on-staging" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to test changes on a staging site before going live</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="9780919f-1eff-4d8c-a817-036ab5e2d4d5" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/9780919f-1eff-4d8c-a817-036ab5e2d4d5?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ Publish window with the Staging tab selected, the staging address and the Publish to Staging button highlighted"></figure><h3 id="a-template-gallery-you-can-search"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#a-template-gallery-you-can-search">A template gallery you can search</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#a-template-gallery-you-can-search" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>In TeleportHQ's + New Project → Website, Or continue with a template is now a gallery you can search with Search templates... or filter by category, with a count for each category. Misspelled searches are corrected. Hover a template for Quick Preview or Start Building. From 11 September, each account can start from up to 10 different templates; starting again from one you already used doesn't count, and the gallery says how many you have left. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/start-from-a-template" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to start a project from a template</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="3ceb734b-7116-45b3-a7af-cba535aa1748" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/3ceb734b-7116-45b3-a7af-cba535aa1748?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ template gallery, with the category list and the Search templates box highlighted"></figure><h3 id="pages-your-team-builds-in-the-admin-panel"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#pages-your-team-builds-in-the-admin-panel">Pages your team builds in the admin panel</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#pages-your-team-builds-in-the-admin-panel" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>In a TeleportHQ web app with the admin panel, the panel has a Pages section under CONTENT. Your team builds pages there from blocks, without opening the editor: layout blocks, elements, and your own components when their settings are simple, such as text, images, colors and links. Add them from Add blocks, put them in order, check the page in Live preview, and publish it. Each published page appears on your site at <code>/pages/&lt;slug&gt;</code>. An admin panel switched on from this release has the section. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/build-custom-admin-pages" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to build your own admin pages from blocks</a>.<h3 id="animate-pages-in-one-go"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#animate-pages-in-one-go">Animate pages in one go</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#animate-pages-in-one-go" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ's command palette has Animate current page (Animate current component when a component is open) and Animate all pages, which covers every page except the admin pages. TeleportHQ first shows what it will animate and what it leaves out, and writes nothing until you confirm. It only wraps content in entrance animations, changing no style or text, and one Undo removes them all. A website gets the animations in CSS and stays a website; a web app gets Motion elements. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/animate-pages-automatically" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to animate a whole page in one click</a>.<h3 id="refund-and-cancel-store-orders"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#refund-and-cancel-store-orders">Refund and cancel store orders</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#refund-and-cancel-store-orders" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>In a TeleportHQ store, an order in Growth → Orders now has Refund and Cancel Order. A refund can be the whole amount or part of it and can put the items back in stock, and so can a cancellation. For an order paid with Stripe or PayPal, TeleportHQ sends the refund to that provider, which returns the money to the customer; for any other order it records the refund and says that no money is moved. When your store has an email provider set up, the customer gets an email, and the order's new History records what happened and whether the customer was emailed. Workflows get a matching Refund Payment step. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/refund-an-order" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to refund an order</a> and <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/cancel-an-order" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to cancel an order</a>.<h3 id="keep-your-existing-blog-or-shop-page"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#keep-your-existing-blog-or-shop-page">Keep your existing blog or shop page</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#keep-your-existing-blog-or-shop-page" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>When you switch on the Blog or E-commerce in a TeleportHQ project that already has a page listing posts or products, TeleportHQ offers to build on it, in a new Existing Blog Page step for the blog. AI turns the posts or products the page shows into real ones, writes the full article for a post the page only teased, and turns a store's size and colour pickers into product variants. You choose whether the old page is removed, with its other sections moved onto the new page and its links and address kept, or left untouched. Don't use an existing page skips the step. This uses AI tokens. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/connect-existing-pages-to-the-blog" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to turn your existing blog pages into a real blog</a> and <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/activate-e-commerce" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add a store to an existing project</a>.<h2 id="improvements"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#improvements">Improvements</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#improvements" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Web App and Website: what TeleportHQ called an Interactive project is now a Web App, and a Static project is a Website, in + New Project, the workspace menu and the plan pages. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/websites-vs-web-apps" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">What's the difference between a website and a web app?</a></li><li>Custom domains: once your custom domain is connected and working, your project's TeleportHQ address redirects visitors to it, so search engines index only your domain. To connect a custom domain, publish to Production first. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/connect-a-custom-domain" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to connect your own domain</a>.</li><li>Mini cart: in TeleportHQ stores, the cart button opens a mini cart that slides in from the side, so shoppers see their cart without leaving the page they're on.</li><li>Published sites: the header, main content and footer are marked for screen readers, buttons and links show a focus ring when reached with the keyboard, the images at the top of a page load first, and pages in right-to-left languages such as Arabic read right to left. Sites get this the next time you publish.</li><li>Large pages: selecting and dragging in the Layers tree and on the canvas are faster on pages with many elements, and the editor no longer stalls after a drop.</li><li>Workflow AI Assistant: you can rename and search its conversations, and a status line shows what the AI is doing. A change you ask for is made one step at a time, each checked as it's made, and a problem the workflow already had is no longer blamed on your change. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/build-workflows-with-ai" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to build a workflow with AI</a>.</li><li>AI Assistant Chat actions: an action you add under Your own actions with Describe it is built faster, and when an email or SMS provider is set up, an action that should send a message includes the step that sends it. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/add-an-ai-chatbot" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add an AI chatbot to your web app</a>.</li><li>Links added by plugins: when you switch on E-commerce or Authentication, the links TeleportHQ adds to your navigation and footer, such as Right of withdrawal, go into the right row or column next to similar links, and aren't added twice. This uses AI tokens; with fewer than 1,000, the links are placed as before.</li></ul><h2 id="fixes"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#fixes">Fixes</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#fixes" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Clicks and hovers with a Change State event set up before 20 August 2026, such as ones that open a menu, work again on the published site and in downloaded code. Since 20 August they worked in the editor but did nothing on the published site.</li><li>A list's filters now apply on the published site and in downloaded code, including filters that combine conditions with "or". Before, the editor showed the filtered list while the published site could show every row.</li><li>The editor and the dashboard no longer have an empty strip along their right edge, and opening the AI Assistant no longer shifts the editor sideways.</li></ul>

TeleportHQ's 10–11 September 2026 releases bring Pro and Premium plans, a staging address, a searchable template gallery and pages built in the admin panel.

Pro and Premium plans, staging, a template gallery and admin-built pages

In TeleportHQ's 4 September 2026 release, a blog post can wait for a date you pick and then publish itself, and a post can hold videos, maps, social posts and forms from other sites. Visitors can speak to your site's AI Assistant Chat instead of typing, and the Figma plugin's Export as a new project opens your design again.<h2 id="new"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#new">New</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#new" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><h3 id="scheduled-blog-posts"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#scheduled-blog-posts">Scheduled blog posts</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#scheduled-blog-posts" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>In TeleportHQ's blog editor, click Schedule next to a post's Status, pick a Publishing date and save. The post becomes Scheduled: it stays hidden until that moment, then publishes itself and appears on your published site within seconds, without publishing the project again. Times are in your timezone, and choosing any other status clears the date. A scheduled post carries a Scheduled badge in the Blog panel, and the admin panel on your site can schedule posts too. A new Creation date field sets a post's own date, which orders both the editor's post list and your blog, newest first. Scheduling needs the built-in TeleportHQ database: on a project with another database, Schedule is unavailable. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/schedule-a-blog-post" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to schedule a blog post</a>.<figure class="ql-content-image" data-asset-id="83119ad4-5c57-48e1-8573-69b075fc8219" data-width="100" data-align="center"><img src="https://aheioqhobo.cloudimg.io/v7/_playground-bucket-v2.teleporthq.io_/47b6d183-936f-43a5-9c11-1202e53208b9/83119ad4-5c57-48e1-8573-69b075fc8219?org_if_sml=1&amp;force_format=original&amp;h=1500" alt="The TeleportHQ blog post panel with the Scheduled button active and the Publishing date field set to a future date, both highlighted"></figure><h3 id="embeds-in-blog-posts"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#embeds-in-blog-posts">Embeds in blog posts</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#embeds-in-blog-posts" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>TeleportHQ's blog editor has an embed button, Add an embed — a video, a social post, a map, a form. On Paste a link, paste an address such as a YouTube link; on Embed code, paste the code the other site gave you. A preview shows what the published post will show. Pick a Width of 50%, 75% or 100% and an Alignment (with Left and Right, the text wraps beside the embed), add a caption, and click Insert embed. Click an embed in the post to change its width, alignment or caption, replace it or remove it. Embeds also work in the blog editor of your site's admin panel. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/write-a-blog-post" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to write and publish a blog post</a>.<h3 id="voice-input-in-the-ai-assistant-chat"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#voice-input-in-the-ai-assistant-chat">Voice input in the AI Assistant Chat</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#voice-input-in-the-ai-assistant-chat" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h3>The AI Assistant Chat that TeleportHQ adds to a web app for your visitors has a microphone in its message box. Visitors click it and speak, and their words appear in the box. Saying "stop listening" or "mic off" stops the microphone and keeps the text, and saying "send it" sends the message. Closing the chat stops the microphone. It works in browsers that support speech recognition. Chats added before this release get the microphone too, and visitors see it once you publish again. Workflows get a matching Voice Dictation step. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/add-an-ai-chatbot" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to add an AI chatbot to your web app</a>.<h2 id="improvements"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#improvements">Improvements</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#improvements" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Blog post SEO: each post has its own No Index, Custom Canonical and Custom Redirect settings, the same ones a page has. Left off, a post follows its blog post page's settings. Posts set to No Index or redirected elsewhere are left out of your sitemap and llms.txt. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/blog-post-seo" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to set SEO for a blog post</a>.</li><li>Figma plugin: a design you send with Export as a new project opens in the editor first, before the welcome questions and the release notes, and an account with one workspace no longer has to pick it. If the import fails, TeleportHQ says so instead of showing an empty editor. Pasting with Ctrl+V or Cmd+V works as soon as the design opens. See <a href="https://help.teleporthq.io/help/import-designs-from-figma" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to turn a Figma design into a website</a>.</li><li>Tips in the editor: TeleportHQ shows one-time tips for things that are easy to miss: creating users and giving them roles, saving a backup, designing for other screen sizes, adding languages, arranging the sidebar and earning tokens by referring people. You get at most one every three days, and the backup, screen size and referral tips are skipped once you use those.</li><li>No more BETA labels: nothing in TeleportHQ is marked BETA any more. What those labels explained, such as what changes when a project becomes interactive, now sits behind an i next to the option.</li></ul><h2 id="fixes"><a class="tq-heading-link" href="#fixes">Fixes</a><a class="tq-heading-anchor" href="#fixes" aria-hidden="true" tabindex="-1">#</a></h2><ul><li>Export as a new project in TeleportHQ's Figma plugin opens the window that saves your design as a project again. Before, TeleportHQ opened and nothing happened.</li><li>A page with a show-when condition that points to a state or setting that no longer exists no longer fails with an error on the published site or in downloaded code. The element is hidden instead.</li><li>A page redirect set to 301 - Permanent or 302 - Temporary answers with that code on the published site. Before, it answered with 308 or 307.</li><li>Dragging an element's resize handle past its minimum or maximum size now resizes it. Before, the handle did nothing, which was common in imported designs.</li><li>When the AI designs a store, its product cards and cart items keep each product's own picture. Before, the AI could add a stock photo that was the same on every product.</li><li>Adding a picture or an embed in the blog editor's expanded Edit Content window no longer loses your text.</li><li>While Blog or Authentication is being switched on, Continue stays busy, so a second click no longer starts it twice.</li></ul>

TeleportHQ's 4 September 2026 release lets blog posts publish themselves on a date you pick, adds embeds to posts and a microphone to your site's AI chat.

Scheduled blog posts, embeds in posts, and voice input for your site's AI chat

From TeleportHQ's 1 September 2026 release, every account can make interactive projects: workflows, sign-in, stores, blogs, an admin panel and an AI chat.

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