Kit (formerly ConvertKit) – Email Newsletter, Email Marketing, Membership, Subscribers and Landing Pages

Yes! Kit is 100% free for your first 10,000 email subscribers – sign up today . This makes it perfect for new newsletter creators, bloggers starting email marketing, and small membership sites. You can grow your email subscribers list, send newsletters, create landing pages, and even sell membership products without paying anything until you exceed 10,000 newsletter subscribers.

Create newsletter subscription forms directly in your Kit account using the visual form builder. Design inline forms, modal popups, slide-in forms, or sticky bars optimized for email subscriber conversion. Once created, the newsletter forms automatically sync with the WordPress plugin and become available for embedding on your site to grow your email subscribers list.

Yes! Design professional landing pages in Kit’s landing page editor, then display them on any WordPress page. Landing pages are optimized specifically for email newsletter signups and subscriber conversion. Choose from pre-built landing page templates or customize your own. The plugin seamlessly integrates Kit landing pages into WordPress for consistent subscriber experience.

The membership feature lets you restrict WordPress content to paying email subscribers or newsletter members. Create Products in Kit, then assign them to specific WordPress pages or posts. When email subscribers visit protected content, they’re prompted to enter their email. If they’ve purchased the required Kit Product, they receive membership access via a magic link. No complex membership plugins needed.

Absolutely! Kit provides powerful subscriber segmentation using tags. Automatically tag email subscribers based on which newsletter form they used, which links they clicked, or which Kit Products they purchased. Send targeted email newsletters to specific subscriber segments for more relevant email marketing campaigns and higher newsletter engagement rates.

No coding required! Create newsletter subscription forms, landing pages, and email campaigns using Kit’s visual editors. Embed newsletter forms using native WordPress blocks or simple shortcodes. Build membership sites by selecting Products from dropdowns. Even custom newsletter forms in WordPress can be built using the drag-and-drop block editor without touching code.

Click the refresh button next to Form, Landing Page, or Tag dropdowns when editing Pages or Posts. This syncs your latest newsletter forms and products from Kit to WordPress. You can also refresh all resources at once by navigating to Settings > Kit and clicking refresh. This ensures your newest email subscriber capture forms are always available.

Yes! Navigate to Settings > Kit > Broadcasts and enable automatic import. Your published email newsletters from Kit will automatically import as WordPress posts. Configure the import schedule, post author, category, and featured image settings. This keeps newsletter subscribers engaged by making your email content discoverable on your site.

The plugin integrates with Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, WooCommerce, WishList Member, Elementor, and more. Automatically add form submissions as email subscribers, tag WooCommerce customers for email marketing, sync membership levels with newsletter subscriber tags, and use native Elementor widgets for newsletter forms. Additional integrations available through separate plugins.

You have multiple options for newsletter form placement. Set site-wide defaults that display newsletter signup forms automatically below posts and pages. Override defaults on individual posts to show specific email subscriber forms. Use blocks or shortcodes to embed newsletter forms within content at optimal conversion points. Add widget newsletter forms to sidebars and footers.

Yes! You can gate content requiring only email subscription without requiring payment. This is perfect for exclusive newsletter subscriber content, free member communities, or content upgrades. Use Tag-based restrictions where entering an email and receiving membership access via magic link is all that’s required. Great for building email subscriber loyalty.

The plugin works with any WordPress theme. Newsletter signup forms and landing pages are designed to adapt to your theme’s styling. The Form Builder block uses your theme’s CSS ensuring newsletter forms match your site perfectly. Inline forms blend seamlessly into content while modal, slide-in, and sticky bar newsletter forms maintain Kit’s polished design.

Track subscriber growth, newsletter form conversion rates, email campaign performance, and landing page analytics directly in your Kit dashboard. Monitor which newsletter forms convert best, which landing pages drive the most email subscribers, and which email newsletters get the highest engagement from your subscriber list. All metrics update in real-time.

Inline newsletter forms embed directly within page content and scroll with the page. They’re great for email subscriber capture within blog posts. Non-inline forms include modals (popups), slide-ins (appear from corners), and sticky bars (fixed to top/bottom). Non-inline newsletter forms demand attention and often achieve higher email subscriber conversion rates.

Yes! Customize newsletter subscription forms in Kit’s form editor matching your brand colors, fonts, and style. Adjust form button colors, input field styling, and background colors. For inline forms, the Form Builder block in WordPress uses your theme’s styling automatically, ensuring newsletter forms blend seamlessly with your site design.

When visitors submit newsletter signup forms, they’re added as email subscribers to your Kit account. You can configure forms to immediately add subscribers to your newsletter list, tag them for segmentation, or enroll them in automated email sequences. Subscribers receive welcome emails if configured, and you can start sending email newsletters immediately.

When an email subscriber tries accessing protected membership content, they enter their email address. If they’ve purchased the required Kit Product or have the necessary tag, they receive an email containing a one-time code and magic link. Clicking the magic link or entering the code grants immediate membership access without requiring passwords.

Yes! Create Products in Kit and sell them directly to your email subscribers. Products can be one-time purchases, subscriptions, or tip jars. Assign Products to WordPress pages and posts as membership content. When newsletter subscribers purchase Products, they automatically get membership access to all associated content in WordPress.

No. Newsletter subscription forms load asynchronously and are optimized for performance. The plugin only loads necessary assets on pages actually displaying newsletter forms. Landing pages are hosted on Kit’s servers ensuring fast load times. The lightweight codebase ensures email subscriber capture doesn’t impact your WordPress site speed.

There’s no limit to the number of newsletter subscription forms you can create in Kit. Design different forms for different audiences, pages, or lead magnets. Create targeted newsletter signup forms for each email subscriber segment. Test variations of forms to optimize conversion. All forms sync automatically with the WordPress plugin.

Yes! Kit’s email marketing platform lets you schedule newsletter campaigns to send at optimal times for your email subscribers. Write newsletters in advance and schedule them for future delivery. Set up recurring newsletters that send automatically on a schedule. Ensure global email subscribers receive newsletters at appropriate times for their timezone.

Tags are labels you apply to newsletter subscribers based on interests, behavior, or characteristics. Segments are filtered views of your subscriber list based on one or more tags. Use tags to organize email subscribers, then create segments to send targeted newsletters. For example, tag subscribers as “interested in courses” then create a segment for course email marketing.

Yes! Kit provides easy import tools for migrating email subscribers from other platforms. Import CSV files containing subscriber data. The plugin maintains subscriber tags and preferences during migration. You can continue sending newsletters immediately after importing. Kit’s migration support team helps with large subscriber list transfers.

Email subscribers can unsubscribe from newsletters using links automatically included in every email campaign per email marketing regulations. You can also manually remove subscribers from Settings > Kit in WordPress or directly in your Kit account. Unsubscribed email addresses are automatically excluded from future newsletter sends.

Yes! The separate Kit for WooCommerce plugin adds powerful