LaunchList
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Pre-launch waitlist software for founders

Build your waitlist. Know your audience. Grow before you launch.

Start your pre-launch waitlist on a page we host or on your own website, share it, and get your first signup today. Then grow through referrals, email your audience, and see what is working.

Build your waitlist
Free for your first 100 contactsNo credit card needed
A waitlist page from start to signups, left to right. First, a column of four starting pages: SaaS beta, which is selected, Mobile app, AI tool and Event or course. Second, Pied Piper's page in a browser at join.piedpiper.com: the headline Unlimited laptop storage, the line Keep every photo, video and document on your own computer, with room for all of it, an email field and a Join the waitlist button on one line, the note We'll email you when your invite is ready, 12,847 people are waiting, and under them a picture of five kinds of file. Its Hero block is selected in the page editor, with the block's toolbar, and in a small bar floating over the page's bottom edge, a request to the assistant is typed: Make this page sound friendlier. Third, over the page's top corner, the three newest signups, Lena Ortiz, Theo Park and Sam Okafor, with the friends each has referred and when they joined. Fourth, in front of that list, with a hand-drawn arrow running to it from the form, a phone showing a signup's status page. It reads You're on the waitlist, number 12 of 12,847, moved up 19 since the last visit, with a referral link to copy and the rewards that referrals unlock, starting with Jump 10 places.

Pick a starting page and a style, or add the form to your own website. Then share it and get your first signup.

10,000+ waitlist projects have collected 12M+ signups with LaunchList.

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One connected audience

Waitlist software that runs every step from one list.

Your page, your referrals, your emails and your invites all work from one list of people. What you learn at one step is already there at the next.

A page we host

Pick a waitlist landing page, make it yours, share the link.

Choose one of nine starting pages already written about your product, see it in any of eight styles, and publish it on our address or your own domain. Your signup form is built in.

Everything about the page builder
Click anything to change it

Every block on the page is editable in place, with its settings right beside it.

The Pied Piper page in the editor with its hero block selected and the block settings open beside it
Ask the AI for a change

Ask for a new section or a rewrite in plain words. The change lands on your page at once, and Undo takes it back.

Pied Piper's page in the editor with a new call to action, Keep your files yours., and its waitlist form. Under the page, the assistant's note reads Added Call to action, Added a closing call to action., with an Undo button, above the Ask for a change box.
On your own domain

Add one DNS record, and we verify it, issue the SSL certificate and serve your page there. Included on the Collect, Launch and Grow plans.

Pied Piper's page open at join.piedpiper.com with a padlock in the address bar, over its Custom domain card showing join.piedpiper.com as Live, with a note that the piedpiper.launchlist.page address keeps working too
Free to start

The page, the editor, its AI, your Brand Kit and the form builder are all on the Free plan.

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Your fonts, colors and logo

Pick one of eight styles, then your accent, fonts and corners, and every section of the page follows. Your logo comes from your Brand.

Pied Piper's hero three times, each in a different theme: Space Grotesk with a green accent on a light page, Fraunces with an orange accent and square corners on a dark page, and Space Mono with an indigo accent and pill corners on a light page
Your own website

The same form, on our page or your own website.

Already have a site? Paste one snippet and the form appears there, styled to match. A real form builder sits behind it either way: pick the fields, choose the one that identifies people, and every signup feeds one audience.

Everything about signup forms
Pied Piper's waitlist form in the form builder, two steps. Step 1: Email, marked Identity; Name and Role side by side; then Which fund are you with?, marked Conditional and selected, and Continue. Step 2: What would you store first?, with Photos, Work files, Code and Backups as buttons, and Join the waitlist. Beside it, the selected field's Logic tab: Step 1, and Conditional visibility on, showing the field only when Role is Investor.
On your own sitePaste one snippet where the form should appear, or open it as a popup or slide-over from a button you already have. Carrd, Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Squarespace and Shopify each have a guide.
The fields you needChoose from 20 field types, from short text and dropdowns to ratings, dates and wallet addresses. Set each one to full, half or a third of the row, or put the button beside a single field for a one-line signup bar.
Any field as the identityDecide what identifies a signup: email, phone, a username, a wallet address or your own ID. People are deduplicated on it, or leave it out for an anonymous form.
Steps and follow-upsSplit a longer form into steps, and show a question only when an earlier answer calls for it, like asking investors which fund they are with.
Rules for each formEach form decides whether people confirm their email before they join, and which email domains or countries it lets in, with a message you write for anyone it turns away.
See the snippetEvery way to add a form
Trust

Fake signups quietly wreck your launch.
LaunchList stops them before they count.

Every signup goes through fraud and device checks, plus any custom rules you've set. High-risk signups are blocked or held for review, so they don't count toward your list, your bill or your leaderboard.

  • CAPTCHA protection
  • Bot traps and rate limits
  • Domain and country rules
  • Device-level signals
  • Disposable email detection
  • Email checks before sending
Everything about spam protection
Six signups arrive. Rohan Vohra, Maya Chen and Priya Raman pass through the checks (Captcha, Device, Spam and Custom rules) and land on Your list, marked real people only. Three are stopped before they count: r7xk2q@inboxkit.net for a failed captcha, yao for signing up again from the same device, and Gavin Belson for a throwaway inbox.
Referrals & rewards

Turn your signups into a viral waiting list.

Every signup gets a link to share. You decide what referrals earn, they watch their progress, and only friends who confirm are counted.

Everything about referrals
Decide what each referral earns

Put a reward at any count. LaunchList can move people up the line for you, or you hand the reward over yourself.

How a referral works on Pied Piper, in three steps: a signup shares their link, a friend joins, and the signup earns. Under it, five rewards: refer 1 to move up the line, which moves them up the list 10 spots on its own, then early access to the beta at 3, founding member status at 10, a Pied Piper t-shirt at 25 and a call with the founding team at 50, each one the founder sends.
Progress they can see

Every signup sees how many more referrals the next reward takes, live on their status page.

What a signup with two referrals sees: refer 1 more to unlock early access to the beta, a progress track with a dot for each reward, and move up the line already reached.
Know who earned what

See how many people reached each reward and who is one referral away, then export the list to send it.

The reward ladder: 2,281 people unlocked move up the line, and 724 unlocked early access to the beta, with 470 more one referral away.
On every plan

Referral links, the leaderboard and the checks that keep them honest are part of the Free plan, not an upgrade. Rewards and milestones come with the Collect, Launch and Grow plans.

  • Referral program
  • Leaderboard
  • Spam and fraud protection
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Only confirmed friends count

By default a referral is credited once the friend confirms their email, and you can see how many of them go on to refer someone too.

8,739 signups arrived through a referral, 5,252 of them confirmed their signup, and 1,594 then referred someone, 18% of those who arrived.
Audience

Know who joined, not just how many.

Every signup keeps its source, form data, referral activity, trust, stage and tags in one audience you can actually use.

Your list

Every signup you collect stays yours.

Kept, counted fairly and ready to take with you on every plan.

Capture

Every signup lands.

Go past your list size and new signups still land. We keep them safely until you move up a size, and never delete them.

  • Export

    Yours to export

    Download your list as CSV on any plan, including the Free plan, with the columns you choose.

  • Referrals

    Referrals you can audit

    Every referral credit has a record and can be reversed if the signup turns out to be fake.

  • Retention

    You control retention

    Keep signups until you remove them or set your own retention period.

Emails & automations

Email your waitlist without exporting it first.

Write any email in your own look, send it to a segment now, or let an automation send it for you. Every send is checked before it goes out.

Everything about email
Write it, then send it

Write in blocks, Markdown, plain text or HTML with each reader's name filled in. Send it to a segment now or at a time you pick, and every broadcast is checked first.

Pied Piper's saved email Founder update, open in the email editor and saved. Subject: A quick update on {{project_name}}. Preview text: Where we're at, and what's coming next. The toolbar offers Blocks, Plain text and HTML, with Blocks picked, and Insert variable. The email is three blocks. A heading, Where we're at. A text block: Hi {{first_name|there}}, a quick note from behind the scenes at {{project_name}}. This month the whole team moved their own files onto the network, and nobody lost a byte. The first beta invites go out next week. More soon. Thanks for being here early. A button, See where you stand, linking to {{status_link}}. Over the editor's lower corner, the dialog to send it as a broadcast: Send to is set to the segment US early access, 72 people. Send Founder update. 72 recipients will receive this email. Schedule is picked over Send now, for 09/21/2026, 09:00 AM, with Cancel and Schedule buttons.
Or put it on autopilot

Drop the same email into an automation and it sends itself, even counting down to launch day.

The same email in Pied Piper's Launch day automation, which is live. Its steps, top to bottom: a trigger 1 week before launch, then Send email Founder update, highlighted, then wait 7 days, then Send email We're live, marked on launch day.
Make it look like you

Start from a template, then set the typeface, colors and logo, and send from your own domain.

Pied Piper's email look settings. Colors: Canvas, Card, Border, Heading, Body, Footer and Buttons, with Buttons in Pied Piper's green. Typeface: Brand is picked, over Sans, Serif and Mono. Below, the address their emails send from, piedpiper@mail.piedpiper.com, marked Verified.
Signup emails on every plan

Confirmation, invitation and welcome emails send on every plan, including the Free plan, in 17 languages. Emailing your list is added plan by plan:

  • Email campaigns, from the Collect plan
  • Email automations, from the Launch plan
  • Custom email domain, from the Launch plan
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See what happened to every email

Each broadcast gets a report: how many were sent, delivered, bounced and unsubscribed, and whether your rates are healthy.

The report for Pied Piper's broadcast We closed our seed round, subject A quick update from the Pied Piper team, sent Sep 8, 2026 from piedpiper@mail.piedpiper.com. Sent 6,438 of 6,438 recipients. Delivered 6,409, 99.5%. Failed or bounced 29: none failed, 29 bounced. Unsubscribed 19, 0.3%. Deliverability, all healthy: delivered rate 99.5%, bounce rate 0.5%, spam complaints 0%, unsubscribe rate 0.3%.
Status page

Give every signup a reason to come back.

Not a thank-you screen. A page you design for every signup, on your domain, that changes as they share, get invited and see you launch.

Everything about the status page
BlocksBuild it in its own editor, from 17 blocks: reward ladder, share buttons, access codes, a founder note, live widgets like a leaderboard or countdown, video and more.
StagesIt shows their place while they wait, hands over an access code once they are invited, and links to your product on launch day.
TasksGive points for following you on X, joining your Discord or anything else with a link. Points move people up the line, and only referrals unlock rewards.
SurveysAsk a few questions right on the page, over several steps, with follow-ups that appear only for certain answers. Every answer lands on their record, ready to filter and segment.
Your domainServe it from your own domain, like join.piedpiper.com, with your logo, colors and font, so it feels like part of your product.
LanguagesThe page's own words, like buttons, labels and dates, come in 17 languages, matched to each visitor's browser.
Free plan

Run your waitlist for free. Upgrade when you're ready to email it.

The Free plan is real, and it lasts as long as you need it. Everything listed here works for your first 100 contacts. Emailing your list starts on the Collect plan.

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No credit card required

Included on the Free plan

  • Launch page and forms
  • AI page builder
  • Spam and fraud checks
  • Referral links and leaderboard
  • Status page
  • Beta invites
  • CSV import and export
  • API and MCP
  • Broadcaststhe Collect, Launch and Grow plans
  • Automationsthe Launch and Grow plans
Analytics

See what is actually growing your waitlist.

Know which sites and pages bring people in, how far along they are, and who is waiting. It is all counted from your own list, with no separate analytics tool to set up.

Everything about analytics
Where did they come from?

Every site that sent you signups and every page they joined on, ranked, over the window you pick.

Pied Piper's referring sites over the last 28 days, with the range picker set to 28D beside 7D, 90D, 12M and a locked All. producthunt.com 395 signups, 31.2%. news.ycombinator.com 255, 20.1%. twitter.com 231, 18.2%. linkedin.com 154, 12.2%. google.com 123, 9.7%. reddit.com 109, 8.6%. Below, the pages they landed on: join.piedpiper.com 1,234, 43.2%. piedpiper.com 1,001, 35%. piedpiper.launchlist.page 622, 21.8%.
What does it all add up to?

Overview opens on one sentence: how many people signed up, and how that compares with the period before. You know where you stand before reading a chart.

A short written summary of Pied Piper's launch: 12,847 signups in 176 days, the hosted page as the biggest source at 49%, and 68% of signups confirmed.
How far along are they?

How much of your list is still waiting, and how much has been invited, joined or converted. It sits above your Signups list, in the stages you set.

Pied Piper's list by stage: Waitlist 11,120, 87% of the list. Invited 1,061, 8%. Joined 567, 4%. Converted 99, 1%.
On every plan

Every plan includes analytics. Referring sites, landing pages, devices and languages start on the Grow plan, and each plan looks further back:

  • Free: 28 days
  • Collect: 90 days
  • Launch: 12 months
  • Grow: All time
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Who is waiting?

The devices your signups use and the languages their browsers ask for, so you know who you are building for.

Pied Piper's signups by device: Desktop 6,733, 70.3%. Mobile 2,476, 25.9%. Tablet 363, 3.8%. By language: English 7,399, 77.3%. French 806, 8.4%. German 604, 6.3%. Dutch 434, 4.5%. Spanish 184, 1.9%, and more below.
Early access

Open the door, and see who comes in.

Let people off the waitlist when you're ready, on every plan including the Free plan. Each one gets a code of their own, and you can see who used it.

Both sides of an invite on Pied Piper. The founder's list of everyone invited, 1,799 people, with Rohan Vohra's row highlighted: code H4T9QW7M2C, invited 2 hours ago. Under it, one row per group invited from Signups, each with how many got in and that share of the group: 137, 38%; 131, 36%; 120, 33%; 130, 36%; 148, 41%. Rohan's phone shows his status page: off the waitlist, your spot is open, early access is yours, then your early access is ready, with the same code H4T9QW7M2C, a Copy button and Claim access.
One person or a thousand

Invite someone from their profile, or up to 1,000 people matching a filter on Signups in one go.

A code of their own

Each code works for one person and expires after 14 days unless you change that. If the email carrying it bounces, your Invites list says so, and you can copy the code and send it another way.

Claimed on their page or in your app

Their status page shows the code with a Claim access button, or they enter it in your product and one API call checks it.

Which batch worked

Every group you invite together from Signups is a batch, and Analytics shows how many of each batch used their code and what share that is.

How early access works
Launch Day

When the day comes, it's all on one page.

Set a launch date, even a rough one. LaunchList counts down to it, shows what's left, keeps your launch link ready, and starts your launch-day email when you go live.

Everything about Launch Day
Live widgets

Show your waitlist's live data anywhere.

Signup counts, top sharers, goal progress, your launch countdown and what's new. Put them on your Launch page, embed them on your own site, or read them as JSON in your own app. Every number comes straight from your list.

Everything about widgets
One list, three places to show it

Add a block to your Launch page, paste a widget into your own site, or read the same data as JSON in your own app. All three read the same number from your list.

Pied Piper's live counter in three places. On their Launch page at piedpiper.launchlist.page, under the headline A cloud only you can open.: 12,847 people are already on the list. On their own site, piedpiper.com, under the site's navigation: the same 12,847 people are already on the list. And as JSON from GET https://embed.getlaunchlist.com/w/piedpiper/counter, with kind counter, project piedpiper and data total 12847.
Count any part of your list

Your whole list, or one stage, country or signup channel. A slice appears once it reaches 10 people, so every count stays anonymous.

A counter's data source set to the waitlist stage, 11,120, read straight from the counters. The counter it makes: 11,120 people are still waiting for an invite.
Private by design

Sharers show by first name with a masked email, or by rank and points alone.

Pied Piper's leaderboard: 1, Russ, ru***@******, 64 points. 2, Laurie, la***@******, 38 points. 3, Jack, ja***@******, 27 points. 4, Peter, pe***@******, 14 points.
On every plan

Every widget, on all three surfaces, is included on the Free plan.

  • Social-proof widgets
  • Launch page builder
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More than a signup count

Show progress toward a goal you set, a countdown to your launch date, or your latest updates. Each one keeps itself current.

Three of Pied Piper's widgets. A milestone bar: 2,153 more signups to open the beta to everyone, 12,847 of 15,000 signups. A countdown: launching in 42 days, 06 hours, 18 minutes. What's new: We raised our seed round, Aug 10, 2026, and Beta invites start next week, Sep 15, 2026.
Updates

Let your waitlist watch it get built.

Post what you ship as you ship it. Each update goes on a public feed and onto the pages your signups already visit, so launch day reaches people who watched it come together.

Everything about updates
One set of Pied Piper updates in three places. The founder's list of updates: We raised our seed round, pinned, published Aug 10, 2026; Storage that spans your own devices, a draft created Sep 18, 2026; Beta invites start next week, published Sep 15; Middle-out compression is real, published Aug 29. Below it, the public Updates feed in Pied Piper's brand with an RSS link and the pinned post open: We closed our seed round this week, led by Raviga Capital. Beside them, Rohan's phone shows his status page, #12 of 12,847 in line, and a What's new card with the three published posts and not the draft.
A public feed, with RSSEverything you publish goes on a feed at your page address, like piedpiper.launchlist.page/updates, with an RSS feed for anyone who reads that way.
A link for every postEach update gets a page of its own to share. Give it a cover image and that image shows in the preview when the link is posted on X or LinkedIn.
Draft, pin, publishWrite with bold, italics and links, and keep it as a draft until it reads right. Pin the post that matters most and it stays at the top.
On the page they come back toEvery new status page comes with a What's new card, so each signup who checks their place in line sees what you have shipped. It stays hidden until your first post.
Email only when you choosePublishing puts a post on your feed. When it deserves an inbox, one click turns it into an email draft to your waitlist, ready for you to review and send.
Works with what you have

Keep your website. Connect everything else.

Use LaunchList on the site you already have, from your own code, or through your AI. Every signup lands in one audience with the same duplicate check and referral credit.

Everything about the API and webhooks
01 · Your website

Put LaunchList on the site you already have.

The form on your own site is one script and one line. Place forms and widgets wherever they belong, and your site, your builder and your design stay as they are.

First, add this onceIn your site's head, or its custom code setting.
<script src="https://embed.getlaunchlist.com/v1/embed.js" async></script>
Works on any builder that takes custom code.
Drop a form anywhere

Paste one line where the form should appear. It renders exactly as you designed it, whatever your site's styles.

<div data-launchlist-form="frm_3Jx8Rt2Wq9"></div>
Or open it as a popup from any button you already have:
<button type="button" data-launchlist-popup="frm_3Jx8Rt2Wq9">
  Join the waitlist
</button>
Keep the form you already have

Point your form's action at LaunchList and signups flow in. Your markup and styles stay exactly as they are, and with the script in place, referral links still credit the right person.

<form method="POST"  action="https://embed.getlaunchlist.com/f/frm_3Jx8Rt2Wq9/submit">  <!-- your fields and button, as they are --></form>
Show your momentum

Put your live signup count on any page with one line. The leaderboard, next milestone, launch countdown and latest updates work the same way.

12,847people are already on the list

Run as many forms as you need

A waitlist on your homepage, a newsletter signup on your blog, a survey for beta testers. Each gets its own snippet, and every signup lands in one audience with no duplicates.

  • WaitlistHomepage, inline
  • NewsletterBlog footer, your own form
  • Beta surveyPricing page, popup
One audienceSomeone who fills in two forms is still one person.
02 · Your code

Send signups in. Get events out.

Capture signups from your app with the API, and let webhooks tell your own tools the moment someone joins, refers a friend or gets invited.

Your appAPILaunchListWebhooksYour tools
  • API signups get the same duplicate check, referral credit and trust score as your page.
  • Retries are safe: send the same request twice and you still get one contact.
  • Webhooks are signed, retried for up to two days, and logged so you can replay any delivery.
  • Included on every plan, including the Free plan.
curl https://api.getlaunchlist.com/v1/contacts \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer llk_live_..." \
  -H "Idempotency-Key: signup_rohan_0924" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "project": "prj_7Qk2mN4pR8",
    "email": "rohan.vohra@gmail.com",
    "referred_by": "MC4H8T2W"
  }'

# 201 Created: Rohan is #12,848, with his own referral link
API referenceWebhook guide
03 · AI assistants

Or just ask your AI.

Paste one line into Claude, ChatGPT or Codex. Your assistant reads a short guide, connects to your account, and can check your numbers, invite people or draft a page for you to publish.

You, in the dashboardYour assistant, over MCP
One projectone audience
Paste into your assistant

Help me run my launch on LaunchList: https://app.getlaunchlist.com/for-agents

Then ask it things like
  • How did signups go this week?
  • Invite 50 people from the waitlist to the beta.
  • Draft a page for our Product Hunt launch.
Prefer to connect it yourself? Add LaunchList as an MCP server. Claude and ChatGPT sign in with your account; Cursor and scripts use an API key.
https://mcp.getlaunchlist.com
See what your assistant readsConnect guide
Import

Your existing waitlist can come too.

Bring the list you already built, referrals and all, instead of starting again from zero.

Everything about importing
Before and after importing a list. First, the Import signups sheet mapping a file called viral-loops-participants.csv, 471 rows. A green note reads: This looks like a Viral Loops export. We mapped 5 columns for you, including the referral codes and who referred whom, so everyone keeps their code and their referrals. Each column of the file is matched to a field: Email to Email, First Name to Name, Referral Code to Referral code, Referrer to Referred by, Referral Count to Points, and Joined At to Joined date. Two of the sample rows name dana.whitfield@gmail.com as their referrer. In front, Dana's contact after the import: on the Waitlist, source Import, joined Aug 27, 2026, 2:21 PM, her original signup time. Referrals, 4 credited: she brought in 4 signups and keeps her referral code Q3FZ8LNA.
Export from the tool you use now

Any CSV works, as long as each row has an email or a phone number. Exports from Waitlister, GetWaitlist, Prefinery, KickoffLabs and Viral Loops are recognized on sight.

Mapped for you, checked by you

We match the file's columns to ours, referral columns included, and nothing is imported until you confirm. Columns we don't know are kept as custom fields.

Everyone keeps their place

Original signup dates keep your line in order, and each person keeps their referral code, their points and the people they referred.

Coming from LaunchList v1

Connect your old account and bring a waitlist across directly, no file needed.

How importing works
Use cases

Built for every kind of launch.

Pick yours to see how it runs on LaunchList, from a founder's first page to an agency with a waitlist for every client.

  • Prove the demand, then let people in a few at a time.

    Pied Piper's Launch page open in a browser at join.piedpiper.com, with the headline 'A cloud only you can open.', the line 'Pied Piper breaks your files into encrypted pieces and stores them across a decentralized network.', a signup form with Email, Name and Role fields and a Join the waitlist button, and the note 'We email you once, when your invite is ready.' In front, the founder's Pipeline card: Waitlist 11,120, 87%. Invited 1,061, 8%. Joined 567, 4%. Converted 99, 1%.
    • Put up a Launch page on your own domain, or add the form to the site you already have.
    • Reward people who share with a better place in line.
    • Invite users in waves, each with a code of their own, and see who got in.
    Works onFramerWebflowWordPressReact

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is LaunchList?
LaunchList is pre-launch waitlist software for founders. It helps you create a waitlist page, collect and manage signups, grow through referrals, send email, invite people into early access, and measure what drives growth.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Publish your launch page, collect signups, run referrals and invite your first beta users, with no credit card. Your own domain comes with the Collect, Launch and Grow plans. Emailing your list comes with the Collect, Launch and Grow plans.
Do I need my own website?
No. LaunchList hosts your waitlist landing page for you. If you already have a website, you can use embeds, the API, or your own frontend.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Connect a custom domain and keep the whole launch on your own brand. Custom domains come with the Collect, Launch and Grow plans.
Can I add LaunchList to my existing website?
Yes. You can embed forms, widgets, and updates, or use the API and webhooks with the frontend you already have.
Can people refer others to my waitlist?
Yes. LaunchList includes personal referral links, verified referral tracking, rewards, milestones, and leaderboards. Rewards and milestones come with the Collect, Launch and Grow plans.
Can I email my waitlist?
Yes. You can send broadcasts and build automated email flows from the same audience, with no exporting. Confirmation and invite emails go out on every plan. Broadcasts come with the Collect, Launch and Grow plans. Automations come with the Launch and Grow plans.
Can I import an existing waitlist?
Yes. You can bring an existing waiting list in from a CSV or a supported waitlist platform, with the referral graph preserved.
Can my team work in it too?
Yes. Invite teammates as an Admin, a Member or a Viewer. Admins run the team and the product, Members build pages and send email, and Viewers get read-only access. The workspace owner manages the plan and the workspace itself. Teams and roles come with the Collect, Launch and Grow plans.
Does LaunchList have an API and MCP server?
Yes. LaunchList has a REST API, webhooks, and a live MCP server for connecting AI assistants and agents.
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