Landing pages and waitlists

Sometimes you don't want to embed a form — you want a whole page. BlueyEmail's landing pages and waitlists are standalone, hosted pages that collect signups on their own, no website needed.

Landing pages

A landing page is a single, focused page hosted by BlueyEmail. It has one job: get the visitor to sign up. Because there's no navigation or clutter, landing pages are great for ad campaigns, lead magnets, and event registrations.

1. 1

   Open Landing pages

   Find Landing pages under the Website area in your sidebar and click New landing page.

2. 2

   Pick a template and edit

   Choose a starting design, then swap in your headline, image, and copy. Keep the message clear and the signup form front and center.

3. 3

   Set your actions

   Just like a form, you can apply a tag on submit and start an automation so new signups get a welcome email right away.

4. 4

   Publish and share the link

   Hit Publish to get a hosted URL you can put in ads, social posts, or your email signature.

Waitlists

A waitlist collects interest for something that isn't live yet — a product launch, a course, an early-access beta. Beyond capturing emails, waitlists add a bit of momentum with position and referral mechanics.

• Position — each person sees where they stand in line, which builds anticipation.
• Referrals — signups get a personal share link, and inviting friends moves them up the list. This turns your waitlist into its own growth engine.

1. 1

   Open Waitlists

   Go to Forms in the sidebar, open the Waitlists tab, and click New waitlist.

2. 2

   Describe what people are waiting for

   Add a name, a short description, and an image so visitors know exactly what they're signing up for.

3. 3

   Turn on referral rewards (optional)

   Enable referrals so members can climb the list by sharing — a simple way to grow buzz before you launch.

4. 4

   Publish and share

   Publish to get the hosted waitlist link, then share it wherever your audience is.

Where do the contacts go?

Whether someone signs up through a landing page or a waitlist, they land in the same place as everyone else: your Contacts. From there, any tags you set are applied and any connected automation runs — so you can follow up, segment, and email them just like a regular signup.