Grow your audience
Collect email sign-ups from your link-in-bio page
A social profile is a good place to be found. An email list gives interested people a way to hear from you again. Put a clear invitation beside your content, so visitors can subscribe at the moment they want more.
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Maya Chen
Art, process and new releases in one place.
A form that belongs on your page
Add the email sign-up block anywhere in your page. Write your own heading, supporting text and button label, and let your page’s colors carry through. Visitors see the form alongside your links, videos and work.
Confirmed subscribers, under your control
Visitors receive a confirmation email before joining your list. You can view and remove subscribers in your dashboard. Free includes up to 100 confirmed subscribers across your pages; Pro offers unlimited subscribers and CSV export for use with your email service.
Clear limits and consent
When the Free list reaches its cap, new sign-ups close. Confirmation links expire after 48 hours, and unconfirmed requests are cleaned up after seven days. LinkNest collects contacts; it does not send campaigns or automatically sync them to another platform.
How to get started
- 01Add an email sign-up block in the editor and write a specific invitation.
- 02Publish the page and share your LinkNest URL.
- 03Review confirmed subscribers in your dashboard; export with Pro.
Common questions
How many subscribers can I collect?
Free allows 100 confirmed subscribers across the workspace. Pro removes that cap and adds CSV export.
What happens when my Free list is full?
The public page shows that sign-ups are closed when the cap is known. A submission that reaches the limit at the same moment receives a closed message.
Does LinkNest send newsletters?
No. LinkNest collects confirmed sign-ups. Pro lets you export your list as CSV for a separate email service.
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