Turn visitors into subscribers.

Signup forms are the first stop in Send29's email marketing platform, built for growing businesses that want list-building to be simple. Create hosted or embeddable forms in minutes and start collecting subscribers from your website, social profiles, or anywhere else you share a link. Included on every plan, including Free.

Visual: a live Send29 form as subscribers see it.

The visitors you never hear from again

Someone finds your site, reads a page, and leaves. Nothing about that visit gives you a way to reach them again. It adds up quietly, because the visitor who was interested but not ready is exactly the one worth a second conversation, and there is no way to start one.

A signup form fixes that, but only if it is actually on the page. Send29 gives you two ways to put one there: paste a single HTML snippet into any site, or share a hosted link if you don't have a site yet. New subscribers flow straight into your lists, with no exports to run.

Interest becomes a contact you can reach on purpose, at the moment it happens rather than after it's gone.

Capture

Two ways to collect signups

There are two ways to put a Send29 form in front of your audience: paste one HTML snippet into any website, or share a hosted link. No website required.

Hosted forms: share a link anywhere

A hosted form is a signup form that lives at its own Send29 link. Share it anywhere a link works: social bios, messages, QR codes, email signatures. Visitors subscribe with one click. If you don't have a website yet, this is all you need.

Embedded forms: one snippet, any site

An embedded form is a small piece of HTML you paste into your website. That's the whole installation: one snippet, and the form is live where your visitors already are.

Works on WordPress, Squarespace, or any custom site

The embed snippet is plain HTML, so it works on any site, whether WordPress, Squarespace, or fully custom. If you can paste text into your site, you can add a Send29 form.

From signup to your list, automatically

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Consent

Consent handled from the first click

A large list of people who never really opted in performs worse than a small, consented one: lower opens, more complaints, and more of your email filtered into spam before anyone sees it. Send29 forms are built to collect subscribers the right way, on every plan, at no extra cost.

Double opt-in

Double opt-in means a subscriber confirms by email after signing up: a two-step subscription that proves consent and keeps your list clean. It's a per-form setting on every Send29 plan, off by default, that you can turn on for any signup form. Since the confirmation email sends from your own email account, turning it on requires a connected mailbox.

Consent tracking

Send29 records subscriber consent at the point of signup, so you always know when and how each subscriber joined.

One-click unsubscribe

Every email you send through Send29 includes a compliant, one-click unsubscribe. Subscribers who want out can leave instantly, which protects your reputation with the ones who stay.

What your subscriber sees, step by step

A visitor fills in their email and clicks subscribe. If double opt-in is on, a confirmation email lands in their inbox shortly after, and they confirm with one click. From there, they're on your list, and every email you send them carries a one-click unsubscribe, so leaving is exactly as easy as joining was.

Where forms actually get seen

You don't have to pick one placement. A hosted link works in a social media bio or an email signature. An embedded form in the site footer puts it on every page. And if it fits your site, a dedicated signup page gives you somewhere to point ads or posts. A hosted link and an embedded form can run at the same time.

What makes someone hit subscribe

The biggest lever isn't design. It's friction. Send29's form asks for one thing: an email address. No name, no phone number, no extra step between “interested” and “subscribed.” Pair that with a clear one-line reason to sign up (what they'll get, and how often), and you've covered the two things that move signup rates the most.

FAQ

Signup form questions, answered

What's the difference between a hosted form and an embedded form?

A hosted form lives at its own Send29 link that you share anywhere. An embedded form is one HTML snippet you paste into your own site. Both collect subscribers into the same lists.

Can I collect subscribers without a website?

Yes. A hosted form lives at its own Send29 link, so you can share it in a social bio, a message, a QR code, or an email signature. No website needed.

Do Send29 forms work on WordPress or Squarespace?

Yes. The embedded form is plain HTML, so it works on WordPress, Squarespace, and custom-built sites alike. You can also skip embedding entirely and share a hosted form link instead.

Do I need a developer to add a form?

No. Embedding is a single copy-paste of one HTML snippet, and the hosted link needs no installation at all. If you can paste text into your site, you can add a Send29 form.

Are signup forms included on the Free plan?

Yes. Signup forms are included on every Send29 plan, including Free, at no extra cost. That covers both hosted and embedded forms, plus consent tracking and one-click unsubscribe on every email.

Is double opt-in included?

Yes, on every plan. It's a per-form setting that's off by default, so you turn it on for the forms you want. Because the confirmation email sends from your own address, it needs a connected mailbox.

What happens after someone subscribes through my form?

They go straight into your Send29 lists, ready to tag, segment, and message. There are no exports to run and no spreadsheets to reconcile. If double opt-in is on, they confirm by email first.

Put your first form up today

Drop your email and we'll get you set up with Send29.

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