Once you've built your form in Mailpro, adding it to your website takes a couple of minutes and no coding — Mailpro gives you ready-to-paste code and you pick the method that fits your site.

Haven’t built your form yet? Start with how to create a newsletter subscription form.

Three ways to embed it

  • HTML code — paste it directly into any page or template — the form appears inline.
  • iframe — drop in a single line for identical rendering across every browser and CMS.
  • Hosted URL — link or button to a Mailpro-hosted form page — ideal when you can't edit your site's code.

Where to place it

The more visible, the more sign-ups: above the fold on your homepage, in the header or footer sitewide, on a dedicated subscribe page, or in an exit popup. Put it where visitors already are.

Make it match your site

  • Set brand colours and fonts so it blends in
  • Redirect to a thank-you page after submit
  • Add hidden UTM fields to track where sign-ups come from

Test before you go live

  1. Submit a real address from the live page
  2. Confirm the double opt-in email arrives
  3. Check it renders and works on mobile

See the sign-up form feature page for all options.

Capture more subscribers starting today. Open a free Mailpro account and put your form live in minutes.

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