7+ Subscription Form Templates

A Subscription Form is a type of form that allows users to sign up for a newsletter, blog, or other online service. Subscription Forms typically collect basic information from users, such as their names and email addresses.

Paperform is a powerful tool that makes it easy to create beautiful, branded Subscription Forms without any coding. You can save a lot of time by using ready-made templates and pre-built integrations to connect your form with your favorite marketing platforms.

Paperform’s templates also make it easy for you to track your subscriber base growth and demographics.

To create a Subscription Form with Paperform, simply choose a suitable template from the library and start customizing it with your questions and design. You can add, remove and edit the existing fields to collect the information you need.

Once you’re happy with your form, embed it on your blog so subscribers can sign up straight from your website.

1. After customizing the form to your liking, click the "Publish" button in the top-right corner of the editor. Then, select the "Embed" option. Choose the type of embed you want to use, such as "Inline" or "Popup", and then copy the embed code.
2. Go to your website and open the page where you want to add the form, then paste the embed code into the HTML code of the page where you want the form to appear.
3. Save and publish your website.

• Make sure your form is easy to find. Place your form in a prominent location on your website or blog.
• Use clear and concise language. Your form should be easy to understand and complete.
• Offer an incentive to sign up. This could be a free trial, a discount, or access to exclusive content.
• Follow up with new subscribers. Send a welcome email to thank them for signing up and let them know what to expect.

To set up automatic welcome emails for your Subscription Form in Paperform, simply go to the form builder, click on "After Submission > Emails" and create a new email that confirms the subscription and welcomes the subscriber. Save your changes and that's it! New subscribers will now automatically receive a welcome message after they submit their subscription.

Some common mistakes people make when creating subscription forms include using too many fields, asking for too much information, making the form too complicated, and not offering an incentive to sign up.