Find out who wants to hear about your launch.
Share a waitlist page before the offer is ready. Collect signups into a contact group so you can keep interested people organised and plan a relevant launch update.
Tools for waitlists
- Public signup pages
- Linked contact groups
- Signup records and exports
- Optional lead-magnet delivery
How it works.
- 1
Explain what is coming
Give the waitlist a clear description of the offer and what joining means.
- 2
Collect interest
Share the page and collect the details you need from people who sign up.
- 3
Plan the launch update
Review interest and use the linked group for an update to eligible recipients.
Fits the rest of your work.
Keep related tasks nearby, with the right setup and recipient choices for each tool.
Prepare an event or product
Collect interest before publishing a workshop, ebook or other offer.
Keep contacts together
Waitlist signups enter the linked contact group rather than a separate spreadsheet.
Send a relevant update
Use newsletters when the offer is ready, with eligibility and unsubscribe choices respected.
Start with waitlists. Keep the related work nearby.
Use the tools that fit your business today.
Questions about waitlists?
Does a signup prove someone will buy?
No. A waitlist records interest, not a paid order. Use it to inform your next step rather than guarantee demand.
Can I offer a free resource?
An optional lead magnet can be included in the signup flow. Make clear what the person receives and what updates to expect.
Where do signups go?
They are stored in the waitlist contact group, where you can organise and review them.
Start with waitlists. Add the rest later.
Choose the tool that fits the work in front of you. Explore related tools when you need them.
Create a waitlist