# Make an email sign-up form for your website

Chapter 15 of 16 · SendBunny product tour · SendBunny Premium · 1:29

Video: https://media.sendbunny.co/demo/ch15-v1.mp4
Page: https://sendbunny.co/videos/email-signup-form

## In short

Pick a starting design, like a card, a pop-up, a slide-in, a top bar or a short survey, or ask your AI app to design one. Click any part to change it; changes save themselves. Ask only for what you will use, choose the list people join, and everyone confirms by email first. The first live form moves your SendBunny address to Amazon's Pro plan: $15 a month, flat, however many visitors or bots arrive. Share it on your website, on its own page or with a QR code.

## Key moments

- 0:03 New form
- 0:16 Pick a starting design
- 0:32 Click any part to change it
- 0:43 What the form asks
- 0:53 Phone view and after sign-up
- 0:59 Choose the list people join
- 1:09 Put the form live

## Transcript

0:03 Forms turn the people visiting your website into subscribers. Open Forms and press New form. You can ask your AI app to design one from a description, or even a picture. We'll pick a starting design.

0:16 There's one for every spot: a simple card, a pop-up, a slide-in, a bar across the top, even a short survey. Let's take Classic card, and give it a name only you will see.

0:32 This is your form, exactly as visitors will see it. Click any part to change it: the words, the colours, the corners. Changes save by themselves, and undo is always there.

0:43 On the right, what it asks. Email is always there. Add a question only if you'll use the answer: every extra box is one more reason not to sign up.

0:53 Phone shows it on a small screen, and After sign-up shows what people see once they've signed up.

0:59 Press Publish, and SendBunny asks which list people join. We'll pick Newsletter. Everyone who signs up confirms by email first, so nobody fake gets in.

1:09 Your first form asks once to move your website address to Amazon's Pro plan: fifteen dollars a month, flat, however many visitors or bots arrive. Real visitors see nothing extra. Once it's live, share it on your website, on its own page, or with a QR code.