The short answer
Most newsletters learn one thing about a new subscriber: an email address. greetform uses the moment right after signup, when a reader is paying attention, to ask a few quick questions and show offers that match the answers.
greetform is one of three tools owned by 8th Replay, the company behind this site.
What a new subscriber sees
Someone subscribes, registers or buys. A short form appears with a few questions. Based on what they answer, they see offers picked for them.
It includes post-signup surveys with conditional logic, inline offer cards, an offer wall, lead pages, lead routing and a media kit system for sponsors.
What you get from it
You learn who is on your list while they are still interested. You can use that to sell offers, to pass leads to local businesses, or to sell paid spots on an offer wall.
Answers sync to beehiiv, ActiveCampaign and Mailchimp as subscriber fields, so you can use them when you send.
What it costs
greetform has a free plan at $0 with 250 new subscribers a month, 1 publication, 1 survey, 1 form and 3 offers. Starter is $49 a month with 2,500 new subscribers a month, and annual billing is two months free.
Webhooks, an API and a connection for AI assistants are on the Growth plan and above.
Who it fits
It fits a newsletter that is getting steady signups and wants to know more about them, or wants signups to earn something on day one.
If you have no subscribers yet, you do not need it yet. The free plan is enough to try it once signups start.
Is greetform free?
Yes. The Free plan needs no card and covers 250 new subscribers a month, one publication and one live survey.
Which email platforms does it work with?
beehiiv, ActiveCampaign and Mailchimp. Answers sync as subscriber fields, and you do not need to switch platforms.
What do the paid plans cost?
Starter is $49 a month, Growth is $99, Scale is $199, and Enterprise is custom. Each has a monthly new subscriber limit.