Publish a subscription form

You can publish subscription forms to connected websites and to third-party platforms, and you can embed them into the code of external sites.

Publish to a connected site

You can publish automatically to connected sites. Connected sites must be active and verified.

To publish a subscription form to a connected site:

In the settings for your subscription form, in the left-hand pane, click Choose publishing method.
In the Choose Publishing Method window, scroll to Publish on your site.
Toggle Yes, publish automatically to the following website to Yes.
Under Connected Websites, select the website or landing page from the drop-down menu.
Click Next.

Publish to a third-party platform

To publish a subscription form on a third-party platform:

In the settings for your subscription form, in the left-hand pane, click Choose publishing method.
Under Embed or Publish to External Platform, next to Link to your form, click Setup.
On the Domain drop-down menu, select one of the available domains.
(Optional) On the Path drop-down menu, enter a custom URL path.
Click Next.

Embed on a website

To embed a subscription form with a code snippet:

In the settings for your subscription form, in the left-hand pane, click Choose publishing method.
In the Choose Publishing Method page, scroll to Embed or Publish to External Platform.
Next to Embed your form, click Setup.
To copy the code snippet that appears, click Copy.
Paste the code snippet into the code of your website.
Click Next.

Note

The code snippet in this option does not use a website tracking code, so any submissions and views for an embedded form do not count in the total statistics for the site.

Pre-fill a form with a name using a URL parameter

After you publish a subscription form, you may want to add pre-filled values to the form, to make the sign-up process easier. You can for example, pre-fill the Name field in your form with the value John.

To pre-fill a form with a name using a URL parameter:

Copy your subscription form's publish URL. For example, https://mydomain.com/form.
Add a parameter name at the end of your URL with your preferred value. The new URL of your form with a pre-filled value is https://mydomain.com/form?name=John.

When someone visits this URL, the name John appears automatically in the Name field of your form.

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