You earned a subscriber. Then you sent them away.
The moment after someone subscribes is when they pay the most attention. Most newsletters spend it on “check your inbox.” greetform puts a few quick questions and the right offer there instead. Try it free. You keep your email platform.
Works with Beehiiv, ActiveCampaign and Mailchimp. Nothing to migrate.
This is the page a new Henderson HQ reader sees right after they hit subscribe. Tap through it like they would.
A working copy of Henderson HQ's real greetform. Open the real one
Two out of three new subscribers finished the form.
These are three newsletters we own, so we can show you every number. Yours will be different. That's why it's free to find out.
Forest City Insider
- Finished
- 70%
- Leads
- 106
West Vegas HQ
- Finished
- 64%
- Leads
- 33
Henderson HQ
- Finished
- 64%
- Leads
- 20
greetform production data, August 2 to October 30, 2026.
They will never be easier to talk to.
Think about what a new subscriber just did. They found you, trusted you with their email address and asked for more. All in the last few seconds.
Then most newsletters show them a thank-you page. The person shrugs and leaves. You learned nothing except an email address, and the next time you hear from them is an inbox with 200 other things in it.
Ask them something instead. People like to stay consistent with what they just did. Someone who answers a few questions about your newsletter hasn't only subscribed. They've taken part. Psychologists call it commitment and consistency. You'll call it the first real conversation you've had with that reader.
And now you know things. Where they live. Whether they own or rent. Whether they run a business. What they want more of. That lands on their record in your email platform, so a homeowner and a renter can get different emails from day one.
Some answers are worth money on the spot. A homeowner sees your real estate partner. A business owner asks for your media kit. A reader who loves you sees your paid membership. All of it happens while they're still paying attention.
Two ways to spend the same moment.
Drag the slider. Nothing about your signup form changes.
- What you learnAn email address.
- What the reader doesReads one line and leaves.
- What you can sellNothing, until they open an email.
- What your next email knowsNothing about them.
- What you learnTown, interests, home, business, whatever you ask.
- What the reader doesAnswers a few questions and takes part.
- What you can sellYour membership, a partner offer, your ad spots.
- What your next email knowsTheir answers, as fields you can segment on.
Every answer lands on the subscriber.
Town, homeowner, parent, business owner, interests. It all syncs to Beehiiv, ActiveCampaign or Mailchimp as fields you can segment on. Your media kit finally has real numbers.
I will set it up with you. Here is what I want back.
I'm TJ. I run more than 20 local newsletters, and I built greetform because we were wasting this moment ourselves.
If you run an established newsletter, get on a call with me before November 30. I'll build your first greetform with you for free, and tell you what I'd ask your readers and what I'd sell them.
I do want something: your honest feedback and, if I did a good job, a short review. It costs you no money and very little time. If I didn't do a good job, you owe me nothing.
The honest answers.
Will it annoy new readers?
Do I have to change email platforms?
What do I get for free?
What happens if I go over the free limit?
What if I try it and hate it?
Does greetform pay me for offers?
All you can lose is a thank-you page.
250 new subscribers a month on us, no card needed. Set up your first form, connect your email platform and watch the first answers come in.
- 01Enter your emailThat's all it takes to start.
- 02Confirm it and set a passwordOne click from your inbox.
- 03Launch your first greetformFree forever. No card.