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You can embed a newsletter signup form on your website so visitors can subscribe to your mailing list directly. Sailia generates the embed code for you — copy it and paste it into your site’s HTML.

How it works

When a visitor fills in your embedded form and submits it, they are automatically added to your audience in Sailia. You can then reach them through marketing campaigns and automated workflows. The form collects:
FieldRequiredDescription
NameYesThe subscriber’s full name
EmailYesThe subscriber’s email address
Subscribers added through the form are marked as opted-in for marketing communications.

Get the embed code

1

Open the audience page

Navigate to Marketing > Audience in your Sailia dashboard.
2

Open the newsletter form dialog

Select the newsletter form option to open the embed code dialog. You will see a live preview of the form alongside the embed code.
3

Customize the button color

Use the Button Color picker to match the form’s submit button to your website’s branding. The preview updates in real time as you adjust the color.
4

Copy the embed code

Click Copy embed code. The code is copied to your clipboard.
5

Paste into your website

Open your website’s HTML editor and paste the code where you want the form to appear. Save and publish your page.

Customization

The embed code generates a styled form that works on any website. You can customize:
OptionHow to configure
Button colorSet in the embed code dialog using the color picker
PlacementPaste the embed code in your website’s sidebar, footer, header, or as a standalone section
The embed code is a self-contained HTML snippet. It works on any website that allows custom HTML, including WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, and static sites. Advanced users can style the form further by targeting its CSS classes in their website’s stylesheet.

Where to place the form

For maximum signups, consider placing the form in high-visibility areas:
  • Homepage — above the fold or in the footer
  • Blog posts — at the end of relevant content
  • Activity pages — alongside descriptions of upcoming events
  • Pop-ups or slide-ins — if your website builder supports them, trigger the form after a visitor has been on the page for a set time
If the copy button does not work in your browser, select the code manually from the text area and copy it with your keyboard.

After embedding

Once the form is live on your website:
  • New subscribers appear in your audience automatically
  • You can segment and target subscribers using audience filters when sending campaigns
  • Subscribers can unsubscribe through the link included in your marketing emails
The newsletter form is designed with email marketing best practices in mind:
  • Explicit opt-in — visitors actively choose to subscribe by filling in the form and clicking the button
  • Unsubscribe link — all marketing emails include an unsubscribe link, so subscribers can opt out at any time
  • No pre-checked boxes — the form does not subscribe visitors without their explicit action
  • Data access — subscribers appear in your audience list where you can view, export, or delete their records
You are responsible for ensuring your use of the signup form complies with applicable data protection regulations (such as GDPR or PECR) in your region. If you need to collect additional consent text or disclosures, add them to the page surrounding the embedded form.

Resubscribing contacts

If a previously unsubscribed contact fills in your newsletter form again, they are automatically resubscribed and begin receiving marketing emails. See resubscribing contacts for details.

Marketing and audience

Grow your subscriber list and reach customers with campaigns.

Automated workflows

Set up triggered email sequences for your subscribers.

Branding

Customize your booking page appearance to match your brand.