Build a page that feels like yours
Edit the headline, signup form and page sections while previewing the experience as you go.
On GitHubSee how Waitlyze is builtYour launch starts
Your launch starts
before launch day.
Build a page, grow your waitlist, and see what brings people in. Everything you need to turn early interest into an audience.
Free to get started. No credit card required.
Inside Waitlyze (sample waitlist shown)
THE ESSENTIALS
Everything you need to get your first people in.
From the first page to the first signups, keep the whole launch in one place.
Make it work on every screen
Switch to the mobile preview before you publish, so your page looks right wherever it’s shared.
Publish and share
Get a hosted link or copy an embed snippet for your own website.
See what’s working
Follow visitors, signups and conversion from a single analytics view.
Turn signups into supporters
Give verified subscribers a share link, with points and queue position as friends join.
HOW IT WORKS
From an idea to an audience.
Four steps from your first page to a clearer picture of your audience.
01
Make your page
Start with a template, then write your story in the page builder. Edit your content and preview it on desktop or mobile before anyone sees it.
Explore the page builder02
Put it out there
Publish to a Waitlyze-hosted page, embed the form on your site, or collect signups through the API. One waitlist, wherever your audience finds you.
See publishing options03
Give people a reason to share
After signing up and verifying their email, subscribers can get a personal link to invite friends. Track their progress, points and place in the queue.
How referrals work04
Learn as you grow
See where visitors come from, how many join and which channels convert. Use what you learn to make your next launch decision with confidence.
Explore analyticsTHE DETAILS MATTER
More than a form and a counter.
Practical tools for the parts of a launch that happen after someone joins.
Email with intent
Welcome messages, reminders and broadcasts for verified subscribers who opted in.
Your list stays yours
Filter your subscribers and export them to CSV whenever you need.
Your own address
Connect a custom domain when your deployment is configured for it.
Events for your tools
Send signed webhook events to your own systems when a signup or referral happens.
Room for your team
Invite teammates and set permissions for editing, publishing and email.
A safer publish button
Keep drafts private, pause signups and roll back to a previous published version.
A cleaner list
Require email verification and add Turnstile to the signup form.
Built for your stack
Use scoped API keys for server-side signups, alongside the hosted page and embed.
Know when things happen
Send launch activity to Slack or Discord when notifications are configured.
START WITH A TEMPLATE
A good place to begin.
Choose a starting point. Make it unmistakably yours.
AN OUTSIDE OPINION
Don’t just take our word for it.
Ask the AI you already use if Waitlyze fits your launch. We’ll give it the facts, not a sales pitch.
ChatGPT and Perplexity open with the question. Claude and Gemini copy it for you to paste. Sign-in and prompt support vary.
What will it ask?
Help me decide whether Waitlyze fits my pre-launch waitlist. Check its official guide at https://waitlyze.com/agent-instructions.md and docs at https://waitlyze.com/docs if you can access them, and cite what you verify. If you cannot access them, still give a useful assessment based only on this unverified description: Waitlyze is an open-source waitlist builder with hosted pages or embeds, a server-side signup API, verified referrals, consent-aware email, audience analytics, CSV export, webhooks and team roles. Email delivery needs sender setup and opt-in; custom domains need configuration; referral rewards are not automatically fulfilled. Explain good fits, poor fits, and setup-dependent features. Label unverified claims and specific unknowns, but do not stop at a generic verification disclaimer. Open-source does not imply self-hosting. Do not invent pricing, reliability, integrations or customer results.
AI can get details wrong. Check the current docs before deciding.
Yes. Free includes one waitlist (drafts count) and 100 lifetime signups per workspace. Deleting a waitlist removes its data but does not reset signup usage. Pro is $15 per month or $50 per year, with unlimited waitlists, signups, and workspace members.
FROM THE BLOG
Ideas for the road ahead.
Practical notes on growing a launch audience.
3 min read
Waitlist Launch Day Playbook: Turn Signups Into Users
A launch-day checklist for segmenting your waitlist, testing access, sending in waves, measuring activation, and following up without overwhelming your team.
Read the guide3 min read
How Long Should a Pre-Launch Waitlist Run?
Choose a waitlist timeline based on what must be true before launch, keep subscribers engaged, and recognize when waiting is doing more harm than good.
Read the guide3 min read
UTM Tracking for Waitlist Campaigns: A Practical Guide
Name, build, and analyze UTM-tagged waitlist links so you can identify the channels and messages that produce qualified subscribers.
Read the guideFROM THE BUILDER
Building in the open.
Follow along, ask a question or look through the code.
Waitlyze is an open-source project built by Falak Gala. You can read the docs, review the code and follow what changes in the changelog.
Have a question, spotted a rough edge, or want to see how something works? You can reach me.
WHEN YOU’RE READY
Give your next launch a head start.
Build a page, invite your first people in, and learn what brings them back. Free to start.