Email your waitlist
without exporting it.
LaunchList emails your waitlist from where the list already lives: broadcasts to everyone or a segment, and the emails that confirm and invite your signups. A broadcast can greet each reader by name.
Free for your first 100 contactsNo credit card needed
At a glance
Updated
- Segments
- Built-in ones on every plan, like Top referrers, Referred and New this week, and segments you build yourself from the Launch plan
- Personal details
- Each reader's name, place in line and a link to their own status page, with a fallback for anyone missing a name
- Before it sends
- A postal address and a one-click unsubscribe on every broadcast, and SPF, DKIM and DMARC on every email
- Signup emails
- Confirmation, invitation, welcome and access link emails, with words you can edit, in any of 17 languages you offer
- Plans
- Broadcasts from the Collect plan, signup emails on every plan, your own sending domain from the Launch plan
- Emails a month
- On the Collect plan, as many as your contact size, up to 5,000. On the Launch and Grow plans, twice your contact size. Signup emails never count.
How to email your waitlist from LaunchList.
Choose who gets it
Pick everyone, a segment or a tag. Then leave out another segment or tag, or anyone an earlier broadcast already reached.Write it
Start from an email written for a waitlist, or write your own in blocks, Markdown, plain text or HTML. Send yourself a test before anyone else sees it.Send it
Fix anything the checks list, then send now, schedule it, or release it in batches of people every hour or day.
Waitlist broadcast email that looks like you and comes from you.
Readers decide whether to open an email by who it is from, and mailbox providers decide whether to deliver it the same way.
Your colors, typeface and header
Pick them once, with your logo or your name at the top, and every email the project sends wears them, confirmation emails included.
Your own domain in three records
Connect a subdomain like mail.yourcompany.com with three CNAME records, two of them keys that sign your mail. There is no certificate to buy.
From the Launch planYour company inbox stays out of it
It is a subdomain, so your broadcasts are signed for mail.yourcompany.com, and your main domain's SPF and DMARC records stay as they are.
Ready before you touch DNS
Until your domain is connected, mail sends from a shared domain that is already authenticated, so the first email can go out today.
When LaunchList is the right place to send from.
Most launches need a handful of emails to the list, sent well.
A good fit when
- Your signups are already in LaunchList and you would rather email them there than move the list into another tool.
- You send a few emails before launch: a progress update, the beta invites going out, the launch itself.
- You want to write to part of the list, like your top referrers or people you have tagged, and leave out whoever heard from you already.
- Your launch email is going to a big list and you want it released in batches over a few hours, not all at once.
Not the right fit when
- Your mail has to go out through your own email provider or SMTP server. LaunchList sends it for you.
- The list is your customers, not your waitlist. Receipts, password resets and other app email belong in your product.
A waitlist email platform with the safeguards built in.
Bad addresses left out
Addresses that cannot receive mail and throwaway inboxes are skipped at send.Opt-outs checked at send time
Anyone who unsubscribed, bounced or marked an earlier email as spam is skipped when the email sends, not only when you picked the audience.A bad list stays unsent
If too much of an audience cannot receive mail, the pre-send checks hold the broadcast. Sent in batches, it pauses itself if too many bounce or complain, and says why.Signup emails built in
Confirmation and invitation emails send on their own, in any of the 17 languages your project offers. Edit the words, send yourself a test, and turn on a welcome email if you want one.Never stuck behind a broadcast
Signup emails go out separately from broadcasts, so a large send never delays the one a new signup is waiting for.A report for every broadcast
Each broadcast shows how many were sent, delivered, bounced and unsubscribed, and whether those rates are healthy. Activity lists every email the project sent.
In the docs: sending a broadcast, connecting your sending domain and confirmation emails.
Questions about emailing your waitlist.
How do you keep my emails out of spam?
Do I need a postal address in my emails?
Do confirmation emails count toward my email allowance?
What is the difference between a broadcast and an automation?
Can I start from emails already written?
Does LaunchList track opens and clicks?
Can I email my waitlist on the Free plan?
Send your list its first email.
Your confirmation email is ready from the first signup. Write a broadcast when you have news.
Free for your first 100 contactsNo credit card needed