LaunchList v2 private beta
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Private beta

The waitlist tool grew up. You're invited first.

v1 collected emails. v2 is the engine around them: a launch page you design block by block, referrals that cannot be farmed, a trust verdict on every signup, email from your own domain, and invites that turn the list into users. Your v1 account stays exactly where it is.

Takes about a minute. We read every application.

Paid v1 customers get 30% off for 3 months Your v1 account stays live No forced migration
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The v2 dashboard for a launch called Pied Piper: 3,847 signups with 535 this week, a launch 35 days out with 4 of 5 checks passing, health cards reading K-factor 0.47, referred share 40%, confirmed 84.8% and bounced 1.3% against published benchmarks, and a signups-over-time chart.

Page, audience, campaigns, referrals and analytics, all built around one launch.

10,000+
waitlists launched
12M+
signups collected
4 years
in production
That is what v1 made possible. v2 is what we would build if we started again today, and the people who were here for v1 get first access.
A note from the founder

Why we rebuilt it instead of patching it

Four years ago LaunchList was one thing: a form that collected emails and gave people a referral link. It did that job for more than 10,000 waitlists and 12 million signups.

Then came the questions it could not answer. Is this signup a real person, or a bot with a throwaway address? Who actually referred these 400 people, and can I trust the leaderboard? Can I change the page without a designer? I have collected 800 emails, so how do I talk to them?

We tried patching. It did not work. v1 was built around a much simpler waitlist product, and the things people wanted next were foundations, not features. So we started again.

v2 gives you a page editor with real blocks, one trust verdict per contact, referrals where credit only lands after verification, email from your own domain, and an invite system for letting the right people in. It is in private beta, opening a small group at a time so we can actually respond to what you tell us.

Nothing is being taken away. Your v1 account is not going anywhere, and joining the beta does not migrate you. I would just rather you saw v2 first.

Navneet SinghFounder, LaunchList
Live in v2 today

Four things v1 could never do.

Build the page, grow the list, keep it warm, then let the right people in. One audience, one launch, everything connected.

01 · Build

Build the launch page yourself, no designer.

Drag blocks into place, hero, signup form, referral leaderboard, countdown, FAQ, and publish in minutes. No separate website and no code.

  • Ask for more than an email. Collect a phone, a username or a wallet, across simple multi-step forms.
  • Put it on your own domain, with HTTPS handled for you and no LaunchList badge in front of your visitors.
  • Already have a site? Add any form or widget with a single line of code.
02 · Grow

Know which signups are real.

Every signup gets a plain verdict, real, unsure or fake, from the signals behind it. Fakes are held back before they inflate your numbers.

  • Referral points count only after verification, so the leaderboard cannot be gamed with fake signups.
  • Caught faking it later? Their points are removed automatically.
  • Reward tiers unlock on their own as people climb the list.
03 · Nurture

Keep the list warm until launch day.

Email your list from your own address, with automatic messages for the moments that matter, from the welcome to the day you go live.

  • One-off broadcasts or automatic sequences, sent to any group: by position, source, referrals or country.
  • Confirmation emails go out in seconds, even during a launch-day rush.
  • Opens, clicks and delivery sit right beside the people they went to.
04 · Invite

Turn the waitlist into your first users.

Let people in a batch at a time, or one by one. Everyone gets a private link, and you can see exactly who has joined.

  • Shared codes for communities, partners and press, each with a limit you set.
  • Invited, delivered and accepted, tracked for every batch, so you know what each wave brought in.
  • One-time links for the people you approve yourself.

Forms, referrals, email, invites and analytics share one contact record.

Also in v2
  • Analytics with benchmarks
  • API and webhooks
  • Custom domains
  • CSV import and export
  • Teams
  • Rewards
  • Segments
  • Widgets
  • Status page per signup
For existing LaunchList users

What paid v1 customers get in the beta

Paid v1 customers get the discount. Every beta account gets direct access to the team.

30% off the base subscription for your first 3 months if you paid for v1, plus four things that only come with the beta
  • Keep v1 live while you test v2Run both side by side for as long as you want. There is no switch to flip, no deadline, and no shutdown date on v1.
  • Free migration, with your referral graph intactIt costs nothing. Contacts, referral counts and queue positions come across together, and we do it with you. Opt-in, per waitlist, on your timeline.
  • Priority support and direct input into what we improveYou talk to the people building it, and beta feedback goes straight into the queue.
  • First look at what ships next, starting with PaymentsBeta accounts get new capabilities before anyone else. Payments, so you can take pre-orders and deposits from the same list, is the next one up.
Applications are reviewed individually. We open the beta in small batches so every account gets real attention. Apply for the beta
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Use v2 for your next launch

About a minute. We review applications as they come in and open seats in batches.

Are you an existing LaunchList user?

We match this to your v1 waitlist, so your data is ready to bring across whenever you decide to move it. Nothing moves until you say so.

We'll reply either way.

This beta runs on LaunchList v2. The application, your status page, your referral link and the invite you eventually get are all powered by the product you are waiting to try.

Straight answers

Beta access, pricing and migration

Why is the beta application only?

So we can actually respond. We open seats in small batches, read every application, and use what you tell us about your launch to decide which batch fits you. Being an existing LaunchList user moves you up the queue.

When will I hear back?

We review applications as they arrive and reply either way, with an invite or with where you sit in the queue. If your launch is close, say so in the last question and we will take that into account.

Do I have to migrate?

No. Joining the beta gives you a v2 workspace to try, and it does not touch v1. Plenty of people will run a new campaign on v2 while their existing waitlist keeps collecting on v1. Moving is optional, per waitlist, on your timeline, and nothing is ever pulled across in the background.

What happens to my v1 account and pages?

They stay live. Your pages, referral links and embeds keep working, your data stays exportable, and there is no sunset date. v1 will not get new features, because that is where v2 goes, but it is not being switched off.

Will everything I use on v1 exist in v2?

The core is all there and generally better: a hosted page, the signup form, referral links and the leaderboard, exports, embeds and the API. If there is a specific thing you rely on, tell us in your application. That is exactly the kind of note that shapes the beta.

Does it cost anything to join the beta?

No. There is no beta fee and no card required to be let in. You can run your beta workspace on the Free plan, which is $0 for 250 contacts, and pay nothing at all. If you want a paid plan, billing only starts when you choose one.

What does the new LaunchList cost?

Free is $0 for 250 contacts. Launch is $29 a month for 2,000 contacts. Grow is $89 a month for 15,000 contacts. Scale is $199 a month for 50,000 contacts. Quarterly billing saves roughly 15 percent, and there is no annual plan during beta. These are beta prices and they will change, with notice before they do.

I paid for LaunchList once. Why is v2 a subscription?

Because v2 costs money to run every day that v1 did not. Verifying contacts, sending email from your domain, keeping leaderboards live at scale and shipping new capabilities are ongoing costs, and a one time price cannot fund them. That is how products quietly stop being maintained. Your v1 purchase still stands: that account stays live, at no further cost, with no shutdown date. If you paid for v1 and choose to move, you get 30 percent off the base subscription for your first three months.

Do existing LaunchList customers get v2 free?

No, and we would rather say that plainly than imply otherwise. Nobody is grandfathered onto v2. What you paid for is v1, and v1 is what stays live for you, permanently. If you choose to move, customers who paid for v1 get 30 percent off the base subscription for the first three months. Customers who only ever used v1 for free do not get the discount, because there is nothing to compensate.

Prices and beta terms checked 12 September 2026

You built v1 with us. Come see what's next.

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