Updated: 2026-06-22 15:22:01 UTC

How to create and use product tags

Available to users on paid beehiiv plans for publications using the Website Builder. As functionality evolves based on customer feedback, some details shown here may differ slightly from what you see in-app.

Product tags let you label and organize digital products you've created by category or topic. Once assigned, tags work as filters in the Website Builder, letting you control exactly which products appear in a Products block on any page of your site.


What you can do with product tags

  • Organize your catalog by grouping products with shared themes, topics, or audiences.
  • Filter the Products block in the Website Builder to show only products matching one or more tags on a specific page or section.
  • Build targeted storefronts by using different tags on different pages, for example, a Templates page and a Coaching page that each surface only the relevant products.

How to create and manage product tags

Product tags are created and managed from the Monetize tab, separately from individual products.

  1. From the left panel, go to Monetize > Products, then select Product Tags under the Manage section.

  2. Click on the Create tags button.

  3. The Create product tags modal will open. Enter one or more tag names, separated by commas. You can create up to 10 tags at a time this way.

  4. When done, click on Create to save your tags.

  5. To edit or delete a tag, click on the 3 dots menu next to the tag name. You'll have the choice to rename or delete your tag. 

    Deleting a tag removes it from any products it was assigned to.


How to assign tags to products

Tags are assigned from your Products table, not during initial product creation.

  1. From the left panel, go to Products.
  2. On the Overview page, locate the product you want to tag, click the 3 dots menu on its row, and select Manage tags.

    You may need to scroll to the right to find the 3 dots menu associated with your product.

  3. In the submenu, check the tags you want to assign. You can assign more than one tag per product.


    To find a specific tag, you can use the search bar to locate a tag, or click on + Create new tag to create a new product tag. 

  4. Your changes will save automatically. 

How to filter by tag in the Website Builder

After assigning tags to your products, you can use those tags to control what the Products block displays on any page.

  1. From your account, go to Website > Builder.
  2. Select a Products block on the canvas, or add one from the left toolbar under Content blocks > Synced data.
  3. Click on the Data button  to enter your product data block settings. 

    The product selection modal will open. Use the Filter by tag dropdown to select one or more tags. Only products assigned at least one of the selected tags will appear in the block.

  4. Click Save to save your selection, and remember to publish your site to see your changes live. 

If a tag filter is active but no products have been assigned that tag, the block will display an empty state rather than showing all products. Assign the relevant tag to your products before publishing.


Frequently asked questions about product tags

How are product tags different from subscriber tags and content tags?

beehiiv has three separate tag systems, each serving a different purpose:

  • Product tags label your digital products for organizational and filtering purposes in the Website Builder.
  • Subscriber tags label individual subscribers for audience segmentation and automation.
  • Content tags label newsletter posts to improve organization and help subscribers discover related content on your site.

The three tag systems are independent of each other.

Can I assign more than one tag to a product?

Yes. You can assign multiple tags to a single product using the Manage tags option on the Products table.

Does filtering by tag in the Builder affect which products are available for purchase?

No. Tag filters only control which products are shown in a specific Products block on your site. Filtering does not affect a product's availability or its dedicated product page URL.