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SIGN-UP FORMS

Grow your list with people who actually asked for it

Pop a sign-up form on your website or a landing page, and watch real, interested subscribers join your list — not bots, not typos, not a stranger's old inbox.

  • One embed, no developer needed

  • Bot protection built right in

  • Double opt-in with a single switch

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Let's grow your list, the proper way

THE PROBLEM

A form without protection fills your list with noise

Put a plain sign-up box on your website and you'll catch more than customers. Bots find open forms fast, and they fill them with addresses that bounce, complain or simply don't exist. Every one of those takes a seat on your list for no reason at all.

Typos sneak in too — a customer in a hurry types "gmial.con" and never sees another email from you. Meanwhile the people who actually meant to sign up get buried under junk entries that drag down the quality of every campaign you send.

None of this is your fault, and none of it has to stay that way. A sign-up form that's protected from the start keeps your list exactly what it's meant to be: people who raised a hand and asked to hear from you.

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Bots do NOT make good customers.

HOW IT WORKS

From click to confirmed subscriber

Here's what happens between someone finding your form and landing safely on your list.

Drop in the embed

Copy one snippet onto your website, or skip the website entirely and use a landing page instead.

Match your brand

The form picks up your colours and style automatically, so it looks like it belongs on your site.

Confirm, if you choose

Switch on double opt-in and a confirmation email goes out right away from your own sending domain.

Land on your list

Confirmed addresses join your list with their fields already mapped, ready for your next campaign.

IN DETAIL

Three ways your form earns a better list

From where it lives to who gets to join, here's exactly how a Mailer Moose sign-up form works.

ONE EMBED

Works on your website or without one

If you've got a website, one snippet of code is all it takes. Paste it where you want the form to sit and it's live — no plugin hunting, no developer invoice.

No website yet? Put the same form on a landing page and send people straight there from your social posts, your till receipts, or a sign on your counter.

  • One copy-paste embed

  • Or a landing page instead

  • Matches your site's look automatically

See landing pages
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Setting up protection, nice and quiet.

PROTECTED FROM DAY ONE

Bot protection built in, not bolted on

Open sign-up forms are a magnet for automated junk. Bots can fill a plain form hundreds of times an hour, leaving you with a list full of addresses that were never a real person.

Every Mailer Moose form carries protection against automated sign-ups from the moment you publish it, so what lands on your list is what you actually wanted: real people, real interest.

  • Built-in protection, no setup

  • Keeps bounces and bots out

  • List quality protected from day one

DOUBLE OPT-IN

One switch, and every address is confirmed

Flip on double opt-in and anyone who signs up gets an email asking them to confirm, sent from your own sending domain so it looks and feels like you. Only the people who tap confirm join your list.

It's one extra step for your subscriber, and real peace of mind for you: nobody ends up on your list who didn't mean to be there, which matters under Canada's anti-spam law as much as it matters for your open rates.

  • Confirmation sent from your domain

  • Only confirmed addresses join

  • Meets CASL's consent expectations

See every address checked

WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU

A list that converts, not just counts

Every sign-up is a real person who wants to hear from you. Here's what that buys you.

Every subscriber asked for it

No guessing who's interested — everyone on your list clicked "sign up" themselves, confirmed if you choose, so your opens reflect real interest instead of a crowded junk list.

Bots stay out

Automated sign-ups get blocked before they ever reach your list, so you're not paying to email addresses that were never real.

Fields ready for personalisation

Whatever you ask for on the form — name, birthday, favourite order — lands in matching list fields, ready for your next send.

On brand, every time

Your form picks up your colours and style, so it looks like part of your business, not a bolted-on box.

No website required

Use a landing page instead and start collecting confirmed sign-ups the same afternoon.

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Let's take a closer look, eh?

COMPARED

Some forms invite trouble. Yours won't.

A typical sign-up form

  • Wide open. Any bot can submit it hundreds of times.
  • Single opt-in only. Typos and fake addresses join straight away.
  • Generic box. Looks bolted onto the page.
  • Confirmation from a shared domain, if it sends one at all. Looks unfamiliar to your subscriber.
  • Fields that don't connect. You re-enter data by hand.

Mailer Moose forms

  • Protected. Automated sign-ups are blocked automatically.
  • Double opt-in, one switch. Only confirmed people make your list.
  • On brand. Matches your colours and style automatically.
  • Confirmation from your own domain. Looks and feels like you.
  • Fields mapped automatically. Ready for your next campaign.

QUESTIONS

What people ask about sign-up forms

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Go on, ask me anything.
What's double opt-in?

After someone signs up, they get an email asking them to confirm. Only confirmed addresses join your list, so every subscriber really asked to hear from you.

Do I need a website to use a sign-up form?

No. Put the form on a landing page instead and share that link anywhere — social posts, your till receipts, a QR code on the counter.

Will the form match my brand?

Yes. It picks up your colours and style automatically, so it looks like a natural part of your site, not an add-on box.

How do you stop bots from filling in the form?

Every form carries built-in protection against automated sign-ups, switched on from the moment you publish it. No extra setup on your end.

What happens to the fields people fill in?

Each field maps to a matching field on your list — name, birthday, whatever you ask for — so it's ready to personalise your very next campaign.

Does double opt-in help with Canada's anti-spam law?

It helps you show clear, confirmed consent, which is central to CASL. You'll still need to identify yourself as the sender and honour unsubscribes within 10 business days.

Can I turn double opt-in off?

Yes, it's one switch. Plenty of businesses leave it on for the extra confirmation step, but the choice is yours.

What happens to my existing list if I add a sign-up form now?

Nothing changes for the people already on it. The form only adds new, confirmed sign-ups going forward.

WORKS WITH

Pairs well with every sign-up

Sign-up forms are just the start of the list. Here's what looks after it next.

Lists and imports

Bring in the list you already have, mapped to the same fields your forms use.

See lists and imports

Every address checked

Every address, old or new, gets checked with its mail server before a campaign ever reaches it.

See email verification

Landing pages on your domain

No website? Your sign-up form lives on a landing page built from the same brief as your emails.

See landing pages

Segments and follow-ups

Once people are on your list, follow up with the ones who opened, clicked, or didn't.

See segments
Woo, time to grow that list.
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