An opt-in form is a request, and requests succeed or fail on three things: what you are asking for, what you are offering in return, and how much work the answer takes. Most forms lose on all three. They ask for five fields when two would do, they promise updates rather than anything a person actually wants, and they appear at a moment when the visitor has not yet decided they like you. Fixing that is mostly subtraction. Keep the fields to the minimum, which for a mailing list is usually an email address and perhaps a first name so you can write like a human. Say plainly what someone gets and how often. Ask at a point where you have already been useful, such as the end of an article or the moment someone tries to leave. In BrandBits the same opt-in can appear as a modal, a slide-in or a bar, so you can place it where it fits, and a consent checkbox with your own wording is a single toggle away, which matters if you send marketing email in a jurisdiction that expects proof of permission.
One builder, one snippet, and nothing to install or maintain afterwards.
Choose a popup, a floating bar or a slide-in, write the message, pick the fields you want and match the colours and fonts to your site.
Show it on exit intent, after a delay, at a scroll depth or on page load. Limit it to certain pages, devices or first-time visitors.
Add the embed to your site once and every campaign you create afterwards appears through the same snippet. Leads flow straight into your inbox.
Most of the people on your website today will leave without a trace. A well timed message is the cheapest way to keep some of them.
Every extra field costs you subscribers. Ask for an email, add a first name if you will actually use it, and stop.
A clear consent checkbox with your own wording keeps your list clean and your marketing defensible.
The same opt-in can be a modal, a corner slide-in or a bar, without rebuilding it.
Subscribers arrive in Lead Management and can be emailed from BrandBits immediately.
Ask for less, explain the value better, and place the form where you have already earned the answer.
Modal popups, floating bars and corner slide-ins from the same builder.
Catch visitors as the cursor heads for the tab bar, before the page is gone.
Wait for real interest, at a scroll depth or after a set number of seconds.
Show a campaign only where it belongs: certain pages, mobile only, new visitors only.
Hand over a discount code the moment someone signs up.
Submissions land in Lead Management and are ready for Email Marketing.
Set how long before someone sees it again, and stop showing it once they convert.
Impressions, conversions, button clicks and dismissals for every campaign.
Every format below is part of the same tool, included in every plan.
A slim sticky bar that stays visible while people scroll, without ever blocking the page.
Floating BarTell every visitor the one thing they need to know, the moment they arrive.
Notification BarLaunches, sales and deadlines announced across your whole site in one line.
Announcement BarA centred dialog that focuses the whole page on one message and one action.
Modal PopupCatch visitors in the second before they leave, when you have nothing left to lose.
Exit-Intent PopupAdd popups to any website with one snippet, no plugin and no developer.
Website PopupTurn anonymous traffic into a mailing list you own and can email whenever you like.
Email PopupCollect enquiries from visitors who would otherwise have left without a word.
Lead Capture PopupTrade a discount code for an email address, and hand it over instantly.
Discount PopupAn opt-in form is a form where someone actively agrees to hear from you, usually by submitting an email address. It is how a permission based mailing list is built.
As few as possible. An email address is enough for most lists, and a first name is worth adding only if you will use it in your emails. Every extra field reduces the number of people who finish.
Yes, with your own wording. That is worth turning on if you send marketing email in a jurisdiction where you may need to show permission was given.
Into Lead Management, tagged with the campaign that captured them, and available to Email Marketing audiences and automations straight away.
Yes. A popup can display an existing FormGuard form instead of a quick form, so a form you have already designed and protected can be reused.
Your subscription includes a full toolkit. Here are a few:
Turn PDFs into interactive, shareable flipbooks.
Create clean, engaging slide presentations online.
Collect ratings and feedback with simple, embeddable widgets.
See traffic and conversions in one simple view.
Let visitors book appointments straight into your calendar.
Branded short links you can repoint anytime, with click stats.
Capture emails with popups, floating bars and slide-ins.
Show your Instagram, TikTok and Facebook posts on your site.
Answer visitor questions 24/7 and hand over real leads.
Run promotions where visitors act to win and spread the word.
Send newsletters and simple automations to your leads.
Publish articles with built‑in testing and engagement tracking.