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Subscriber plugin adds email newsletter signup form to collect customer data on your WordPress website. Subscribe your visitors to a company newsletter or simply collect leads. Communicate with your audience directly. Convert your visitors to subscribers and customers easily! NOTE: Subscriber plugin

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PricingFree downloadThe WordPress.org download is free. Pro versions, add-ons or external services may cost extra.

CompatibilityRequires WordPress 5.6.

SourceWordPress plugins · Oct 17, 2026

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Subscriber plugin adds email newsletter signup form to collect customer data on your WordPress website. Subscribe your visitors to a company newsletter or simply collect leads.

Communicate with your audience directly. Convert your visitors to subscribers and customers easily!

NOTE: Subscriber plugin is an exclusive add-on to the Sender plugin.

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Free Features

Add newsletter email subscription form to the: Posts
Pages
Widgets

Add labels to:

Text above the subscription form
Email field
Unsubscribe checkbox
Subscribe button

GDPR Compliant Compatible with:

Captcha
Contact Form
Google Captcha (reCAPTCHA)
Social Login
Profile Extra Fields [NEW]

Customize service messages Display the form on one line Notify administrator via email about new subscribers Change recipient email to:

Administrator email
Custom email

Customize message content sent to:

Administrator
Subscribed user

Add unsubscribe link and additional text to email template Add subscription checkbox to Woocommerce forms View information about subscribers:

Name
E-mail
Status

Sort your subscribers by:

All
Subscribed
Unsubscribed

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Frequently asked questions.

Can I create a newsletter subscriber in the backend of the site?

Yes. You just need to create a new user with the role of “Mail Subscriber” in Users > Add New.

How can the user unsubscribe from the newsletter?

1) The user should go to your site, enter his/her e-mail in the Subscribe Form, mark the “unsubscribe” checkbox and click the “Submit” button. 2) If everything has been done correctly, he/she will recieve a mail with a link for unsubscription. 3) If the user follows that link, he/she will be automatically unsubscribed from the newsletters.

How can the previously registered users subscribe for the newsletter?

The previously registered users can subscribe for the newsletter exactly as any other site visitor through the Subscribe Form or mark the “Subscribe for newsletters” checkbox on their Profile editing page.

Why do I need the blacklist?

If you do not want the user to receive letters of mailing for some reason, you can move him to the blacklist. Users from the black list can not receive letters and resubscribe for the mailing.

I would like to add checkbox “Subscribe” to the custom form on my website. How can I do this?

Install the Subscriber plugin and activate it. Open the file with the form (where you would like to add checkbox “Subscribe”). Find a place to insert the code for the checkbox “Subscribe” output. Insert the necessary lines: if ( has_filter( ‘sbscrbr_checkbox_add’ ) ) { $sbscrbr_checkbox = apply_filters( ‘sbscrbr_checkbox_add’, false ); if ( isset( $sbscrbr_checkbox[‘content’] ) ) { echo $sbscrbr_checkbox[‘content’]; } }

If the form is HTML you should insert the line with the PHP tags:

Then you should add the lines to the function of the entered data checking:

if ( isset( $_POST[‘submit’] ) && has_filter( ‘sbscrbr_checkbox_check’ ) ) { $sbscrbr_check = apply_filters( ‘sbscrbr_checkbox_check’, array( ’email’ => isset( $_POST[’email’] ) ? $_POST[’email’] : ” ) ); if ( isset( $sbscrbr_check[‘response’] ) ) { echo $sbscrbr_check[‘response’][‘message’]; } }

isset( $_POST[’email’] ) ? $_POST[’email’] : ” ) ); if ( isset( $sbscrbr_check[‘response’] ) ) { echo $sbscrbr_check[‘response’][‘message’]; } } ?>

where:

$_POST[‘submit’] is a name of the submit form button;
$_POST[’email’] is a name of the field with entered e-mail;

I have some problems with the plugin’s work. What Information should I provide to receive proper support?

Please make sure that the problem hasn’t been discussed yet on our forum ( https://support.bestwebsoft.com ). If no, please provide the following data along with your problem’s description:

the link to the page where the problem occurs
the name of the plugin and its version. If you are using a pro version – your order number.
the version of your WordPress installation
copy and paste into the message your system status report. Please read more here: Instruction on System Status

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