
Most “coming soon” pages lie: they look pretty but they don’t capture intent. FreeWaitlists helps you collect sign-ups fast, then keep them organized so you can actually launch to real people. You can use a hosted waitlist page, drop in widgets, or hit an API if you’d rather wire it into your own stack.
Your launch doesn’t need a landing page. It needs names.
Founders waste weeks polishing a page that converts like a soggy napkin.
Here’s the deal: if you can’t capture emails (and track who’s in), you don’t have “traction”. You have vibes.
FreeWaitlists (freewaitlists.com) is built for the only job that matters pre-launch: collect sign-ups, keep them tidy, and let you ship.
What FreeWaitlists does (without the busywork)
You pick your weapon:
1) Hosted waitlist page
Spin up a clean, hosted page when you don’t want to touch code.
Good for: - quick MVP launches - side projects - “I need this live today” moments
2) Widgets for your site
Already have a homepage? Drop in a widget and start collecting.
No rebuild. No duct tape.
3) API for developers
If you want the waitlist to live inside your app, use the API.
That means you can: - capture sign-ups from any surface (app, docs, pricing page) - keep your own UI - avoid weird form hacks
The stuff founders ask for after week two
FreeWaitlists is set up for the boring-but-critical details: - managing sign-ups (not just collecting them) - exports when you want to move leads into your CRM or email tool - notifications so you don’t miss spikes - custom domain support (because “random subdomain” screams hobby)
It gets worse: most waitlist tools turn into a second product you have to learn.
FreeWaitlists aims for the opposite. Fewer steps. Less setup. More shipping.
Who this is for
- Indie hackers who want proof before they build the “real” version
- SaaS teams running pre-launch, beta, or gated access
- Dev-first founders who want an API and control
If your next milestone is “get 50 people who care”. freewaitlists.com is a fast way to stop guessing and start counting.
