Product launch waitlist

A shareable signup page you can put up today. People join, see their number, and you get a list - without setting up an email platform first.

Free to start. No account required.

A pre launch waitlist you can ship this afternoon

Make the waitlist, share the link, and you are collecting signups. There is no drag-and-drop page builder to learn and no domain to configure first, which matters when the point is to find out whether anyone wants the thing before you build more of it.

A waitlist landing page people can see themselves on

Every guest who joins gets their own link showing their position. A visible number is a small thing that makes a launch list feel real to the person on it, and it gives them something concrete to screenshot and share.

Collect emails before launch, then export them

Signups export as CSV, so the list goes wherever you actually send email from. This is deliberate: we are the place people sign up, not the place you run campaigns from.

What this is not

This is not an email marketing platform. There are no drip sequences, no referral-reward mechanics and no built-in campaign editor. If those are what you are shopping for, a dedicated pre-launch tool will serve you better and you should buy one. If you want a signup page up in five minutes and your emails to live in the tool you already use, this fits.

Live in three steps

  1. 01

    Make the waitlist

    Name it after the product. No account required to start.

  2. 02

    Share the link

    Post it, put it in your bio, or embed the join form on your site.

  3. 03

    Export when you launch

    Download the list as CSV and send from wherever you already send email.

Launch waitlists: common questions

Put up a page that says what the product does, what problem it solves, and what someone gets for being early - then give people one field to fill in. You can have that live in a few minutes here: create a waitlist, share the link, and signups start landing. The hard part of a pre-launch list is having something worth signing up for, not the software.

Tell them something roughly monthly and make the updates worth opening - progress, a decision you changed your mind about, a screenshot. Note that you will send those from your own email tool: we collect the list and export it, we do not run campaigns. Signups here can see their own position on the list, which gives you an easy, honest thing to point at as it grows.

There is no honest universal number, and anyone quoting one is guessing on your behalf - a thousand signups for a $5 app and forty for enterprise software can be the same signal. The useful measure is what share of your list converts when you actually launch, which you cannot know in advance. Watch the rate people join at rather than the total.

No. They open the link, add themselves, and get a link back showing their position. Nothing to install and nothing to sign up for beyond the list itself.

Yes. Every waitlist has an embeddable view you can drop into an existing page, so the signup lives on your domain while the list lives here.

Free for up to 15 guests per waitlist with no time limit and no card. Beyond that you can unlock the single waitlist once rather than starting a subscription, which suits a launch that happens once.

Related: event waitlist, pricing, compared with Waitlist App.

Put the signup page up today

Free for up to 15 guests. Export the list whenever you launch.