Works with the website you already have.
Hollerpost gives you a signup form you can paste into almost any site builder, and a signup page of your own you can link to from anywhere. Pick yours for step-by-step instructions.
Website platforms and tools
Squarespace
Code block. The inline form works on every plan.
Read the guideWix
Embed a Site with your signup page link, or Embed HTML.
Read the guideWordPress
Custom HTML block, on your own install or WordPress.com.
Read the guideShopify
A Custom Liquid section in your theme editor.
Read the guideWebflow
Code Embed element, on a paid Webflow plan.
Read the guideCarrd
Embed element, on Pro Standard or higher.
Read the guideLinktree
Add your signup page as a link.
Read the guideYour own AI
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. It drafts and reports; we send.
Read the guideMailchimp import
Bring your list over from a Mailchimp export. Nobody has to sign up again.
How switching works- Beta
Zapier
Add contacts from the other apps you use, or get a ping when someone subscribes. Open the invite, then connect with an API key from your dashboard.
Get the Zapier invite
Three ways to put a form on your site.
You’ll find all three in your dashboard under Audience → Signup forms. Each guide says which one fits that platform.
Inline form
A few lines of plain HTML: an email box and a button. No scripts, so it works in most site builders, even on their cheaper plans.
iframe embed
Your full branded signup form in a box, with the thank-you message inside it. Needs a site builder that allows iframes.
Signup page link
A page of your own on Hollerpost. Link to it from a button, your Linktree, a social bio, or an email. Works everywhere.
Don’t see yours?
If your site builder lets you paste HTML, the inline form will work. If it lets you add a link or a button, your signup page will. Building something yourself? The Hollerpost API can add contacts and send you a webhook when someone signs up, and the MCP server lets an AI assistant do the same from chat.
Not sure which to use? Email support@hollerpost.com. It comes to me.