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Newsletter
Sign-up forms with double opt-in and their own subscriber list.
- On this page
- Grow your own email list
- Let readers pick their topics
- Trade a free guide for an email
- Catch readers when they’re happiest
- Dark, bold or neatly stacked
Sign-up forms that save subscribers right on your site — with double opt-in, topics, a free gift, CSV export and a webhook for any email service. No monthly fee, no third-party form.
Forms on this page are in preview mode: nothing you type is saved or emailed.
Readers choose which newsletters they want; each choice becomes a list you can export or send to your email service. A consent box records exactly what they agreed to.
- 📰 The Harbor Ledger — a fictional example paper
- 🗂️ Topics = lists under NewsOn → Newsletter Lists
- ✅ Consent text saved with every subscriber
The split layout pairs a photo with the offer. Once the reader confirms, the welcome email delivers the download — a classic lead magnet, built in.
Clara Moss Coaching is a fictional example. Forms on this page are in preview mode: nothing you type is saved or emailed.
Right after a story ends is the best moment to ask. The wide banner sits under the article and asks for just an email.
…and that is why we now plan every trip around one long lunch instead of five museums. The trip felt twice as long, in the best way.
— End of story · Travel · Example blog
A dark card for a podcast site and a stacked form with a name field for a community club — same widget, different mood.
The minimal layout is just an underlined field and an arrow — it fits into any footer without shouting.
Show one after a few seconds, after the reader scrolls part of the page, when they’re about to leave, or when a button is clicked. Closed means closed for a week, and people who already subscribed never see it again.
Try all three:
