block type
The email capture block.
A follower is rented. An email is yours. Collect addresses on your page and keep the list.
Every other link in bio hands your traffic back to the platform that already owns the relationship. An email capture block takes the address instead, and it is written to your own list, which you can read and export whenever you want.
Put the form inline anywhere on the page. You can also gate content behind it, so the link opens once someone subscribes. Every address syncs instantly to Klaviyo, Mailchimp, beehiiv, or any webhook you point it at, on the same request that thanks the visitor.
Nothing waits for a nightly job, and nothing depends on us staying in the middle. The list is yours before you have done anything else with it.
three steps
Add it to your page.
- 01Add the blockOpen the Add block menu in your dashboard Studio and pick Email capture.
- 02Write the askSet the heading and button text so people know what they are signing up for.
- 03Connect your listUnder Integrations, link Klaviyo, Mailchimp, beehiiv, or a webhook and signups start syncing.
related blocks
- sendContact formTake enquiries on the page without publishing your email address.
- PollAsk a question and get the answer on the page. One tap to vote, results moving as they come in.64%36%
- 2.4 MB · PDFFile downloadHand over the file from your page. No cloud drive link, no permission screen.
questions
Straight answers.
- Who owns the addresses people leave?
- You do. Every address is written to your own list on urls.bio, exportable as a CSV with the date each person subscribed, whatever else you have connected.
- Can I make people subscribe before they see the page?
- Yes. Turn on the gate and the page stays behind the form until a visitor hands over an address. The setting lives on the email block that does the collecting.
- When does a signup reach Klaviyo, Mailchimp, or beehiiv?
- On the same request that thanks the visitor. There is no nightly job in between, so the welcome flow you already built fires while they are still on the page.
