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<p>Optimize your subscription rates by designing your own subscription forms in less than 1 minute.</p>
<p>Link your forms with your Moosend account at the click of a button.</p>
<p>Capture your dreamy website design by freely choosing where to place the signup or popup box.</p>
<p>Customize design elements on the form so that it aligns with the brand.</p>
<p>Save time segmenting by automatically determining which mailing list each subscription form is linked to.</p>
<h3>Getting started</h3>
<p>Install the plugin. Now start growing your list!</p>
<h3>Moosend Subscription Forms Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Connect with your Moosend account in seconds</li>
<li>Live preview your forms before publishing them</li>
<li>Style your sign up forms using our style editor</li>
<li>Create, Edit and Manage your subscription forms</li>
<li>You can have multiple forms connected to different mailing lists</li>
<li>Choose the custom fields you want in your form</li>
<li>Create beautiful popup forms and choose when you want them showing up</li>
</ul>
<h3>Connect To Your Moosend Acount</h3>
<p>Simply type in your API Key and you can start generating leads.</p>
<p>You don’t have a Moosend account yet? Get started right away by signing up for free on moosend.com.</p>
<h3>Create your own Forms</h3>
<p>Just fill up the field with your API Key and you are ready to go.</p>
<p>You don’t have a Moosend account? You can create one in just a few seconds by using our sign up form.</p>


Moosend Subscription Forms for WordPress

Why one star, let's see.

Large company with money creates a plugin that...

1. Doesn't work at all, embedding a shortcode outputs nothing.
2. Doesn't interact with WordPress at all, why did they bother making a plugin?
3. Admin images for their brand are broken
4. No API security

Don't install this, I would never use moosend to send emails.

Garbage

Optimize your subscription rates by designing your own subscription forms in less than 1 minute.

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Seventh Sky

<p>Campaign Builder, also known as Sky Campaigns, is a WordPress email marketing and subscription campaign plugin for site owners who want to grow an email list, display opt-in popups, collect subscribers, send newsletters, and create automated follow-up emails without leaving WordPress.</p>
<p>Use Campaign Builder to create popup subscription forms, embed inline newsletter signup forms with a shortcode, organize subscribers by campaign, export subscriber data, send email broadcasts, and build simple auto-responder sequences for new subscribers.</p>
<p>The plugin is designed for bloggers, small businesses, WooCommerce stores, agencies, course creators, coaches, service providers, publishers, and WordPress site owners who need a lightweight email campaign tool inside the WordPress admin area.</p>
<p>Sky Campaigns stores campaign and subscriber data in your own WordPress database. Emails are sent through WordPress using <code>wp_mail()</code> by default, so your existing SMTP plugin or transactional email plugin can handle delivery. If you prefer dedicated sending settings for this plugin, you can enable the optional built-in SMTP configuration.</p>
<h4>Why Use Campaign Builder?</h4>
<p>Many WordPress site owners need a simple way to collect email subscribers, create newsletter signup forms, and send basic email campaigns without connecting a complex marketing platform immediately.</p>
<p>Campaign Builder gives you a practical email list building workflow inside WordPress:</p>
<ul>
<li>Create a subscription campaign.</li>
<li>Choose a popup template.</li>
<li>Customize your opt-in message and form design.</li>
<li>Display the popup across your site or only on selected content.</li>
<li>Collect subscribers into a campaign-specific list.</li>
<li>Send a welcome email if enabled.</li>
<li>Queue delayed auto responder follow-ups.</li>
<li>Send newsletter broadcasts to all active subscribers or selected campaigns.</li>
<li>Export subscribers when you need to use them elsewhere.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Core Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>WordPress subscription popup builder.</li>
<li>Inline newsletter signup forms with shortcode support.</li>
<li>Multiple subscription campaigns.</li>
<li>Six ready-made pop-up templates.</li>
<li>Custom campaign headline, sub-headline, button text, colors, image URL, and optional first name field.</li>
<li>Optional small popup note text.</li>
<li>Optional privacy policy and terms agreement checkbox with custom text and page links.</li>
<li>Popup display triggers, including time delay, scroll depth, exit intent, and immediate display.</li>
<li>Campaign targeting for the entire site, all pages, all posts, selected pages, or selected posts.</li>
<li>Subscriber management by campaign.</li>
<li>Subscriber search, filtering, counts, status tracking, and CSV export.</li>
<li>Optional welcome email for new subscribers.</li>
<li>Campaign-specific auto responders with day and hour delays.</li>
<li>WordPress cron-based auto responder queue processing.</li>
<li>Newsletter drafts and manual newsletter broadcasts.</li>
<li>Send newsletters to all active subscribers or selected campaigns.</li>
<li>Merge tags for personalized email content.</li>
<li>Newsletter unsubscribe links.</li>
<li>Optional SMTP settings for Sky Campaigns emails.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Subscription Popups for WordPress</h4>
<p>Campaign Builder helps you create email subscription popups that can appear on the front end of your WordPress site. Each campaign can have its own design, trigger, display rules, and subscriber list.</p>
<p>Use popups for:</p>
<ul>
<li>Newsletter signup forms.</li>
<li>Lead generation campaigns.</li>
<li>Blog subscription campaigns.</li>
<li>Product launch email lists.</li>
<li>Course waitlists.</li>
<li>Service inquiry lists.</li>
<li>Download or announcement opt-ins.</li>
<li>Seasonal marketing campaigns.</li>
<li>Store promotion subscriber lists.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Inline Newsletter Signup Forms</h4>
<p>Not every signup form needs to be a popup. Campaign Builder includes a shortcode for inline subscription forms.</p>
<p>Use this shortcode to show a form inside posts, pages, widgets, landing pages, or supported page builders:</p>
<pre><code>[skyca_form campaign_id="1"]
</code></pre>
<p>Replace <code>1</code> with the campaign ID you want to display.</p>
<p>Inline forms are useful for:</p>
<ul>
<li>Blog sidebar newsletter forms.</li>
<li>Landing page opt-in sections.</li>
<li>Footer subscription forms.</li>
<li>Content upgrade sections.</li>
<li>About page signup forms.</li>
<li>Contact page newsletter forms.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Popup Templates</h4>
<p>Campaign Builder includes six popup templates so you can quickly match your form to your website style.</p>
<p>Each campaign can use its own template, text, colors, button label, and optional image URL.</p>
<h4>Popup Triggers</h4>
<p>Choose how and when your WordPress subscription popup appears.</p>
<p>Available trigger types:</p>
<ul>
<li>Time delay in seconds.</li>
<li>Scroll depth percentage.</li>
<li>Exit intent.</li>
<li>Immediate display.</li>
</ul>
<p>These triggers help you show opt-in forms at more relevant moments, such as after a visitor spends time on a page, scrolls through content, or moves toward leaving the page. For more advanced triggers, you can <a href="https://7thskysoftware.com/wordpress-plugins/sky-campaign-builder/" rel="nofollow ugc">Upgrade to Pro</a></p>
<h4>Campaign Display Targeting</h4>
<p>Campaign Builder lets you control where each campaign appears.</p>
<p>Campaign display options include:</p>
<ul>
<li>Entire Site</li>
<li>All Pages</li>
<li>All Posts</li>
<li>Selected Pages</li>
<li>Selected Posts</li>
</ul>
<p>Selected Pages and Selected Posts include searchable pickers in the campaign editor, making it easier to show a campaign only on specific content.</p>
<p>Example uses:</p>
<ul>
<li>Show a blog newsletter popup only on posts.</li>
<li>Show a product waitlist campaign only on selected landing pages.</li>
<li>Show a general email subscription popup across the entire site.</li>
<li>Show a category-specific lead magnet on selected pages.</li>
<li>Run separate campaigns for different parts of your website.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Subscriber Management</h4>
<p>Subscribers are stored in your WordPress database and linked to the campaign they joined.</p>
<p>The Subscribers screen lets you:</p>
<ul>
<li>View subscriber email addresses.</li>
<li>View first names and last names when available.</li>
<li>See which campaign each subscriber joined.</li>
<li>Check subscriber status.</li>
<li>View subscription dates.</li>
<li>Search subscribers by email, first name, or last name.</li>
<li>Filter subscribers by campaign.</li>
<li>Review total and active subscriber counts.</li>
<li>Export subscribers to CSV.</li>
</ul>
<p>Public forms collect the email address and, when enabled, the first name field. The database also includes a last name field for merge tags, compatibility, and future/custom integrations.</p>
<h4>Welcome Email</h4>
<p>Campaign Builder can send a welcome email when a new subscriber joins a campaign.</p>
<p>This is optional. You can enable the welcome email for a simple confirmation message, or disable it and rely on campaign-specific auto responders instead.</p>
<p>From <strong><em>Campaigns > Settings > Email</em></strong>, you can configure the welcome Email.</p>
<h4>Auto Responders</h4>
<p>Auto responders are delayed follow-up emails connected to a specific campaign.</p>
<p>Use auto responders to send:</p>
<ul>
<li>Welcome sequences.</li>
<li>Course introduction emails.</li>
<li>Lead nurture emails.</li>
<li>Product education emails.</li>
<li>Follow-up offers.</li>
<li>Onboarding messages.</li>
<li>Drip campaign messages.</li>
</ul>
<p>Each auto responder includes:</p>
<ul>
<li>Campaign selection.</li>
<li>Internal name.</li>
<li>Email subject.</li>
<li>HTML body.</li>
<li>Delay in days.</li>
<li>Delay in hours.</li>
<li>Send order.</li>
<li>Active or inactive status.</li>
</ul>
<p>When a new subscriber joins a campaign, active auto responders for that campaign are added to the email queue. WordPress cron processes the queue hourly, up to 50 pending auto responder emails per run.</p>
<h4>Newsletters and Broadcast Emails</h4>
<p>Campaign Builder includes a newsletter screen for creating and sending broadcast emails to subscribers.</p>
<p>Each newsletter includes:</p>
<ul>
<li>Internal name.</li>
<li>Email subject.</li>
<li>HTML body.</li>
<li>Optional campaign targeting.</li>
<li>Draft or sent status.</li>
<li>Sent count.</li>
<li>Sent date after delivery.</li>
</ul>
<p>You can send newsletters to:</p>
<ul>
<li>All active subscribers.</li>
<li>Subscribers from one selected campaign.</li>
<li>Subscribers from multiple selected campaigns.</li>
</ul>
<p>If no campaign is selected, the newsletter sends to all active subscribers. Newsletters are sent when you choose Send Now or Save & Send Now.</p>
<h4>Unsubscribe Links</h4>
<p>Newsletter emails include an unsubscribe link. When a subscriber uses that link, Campaign Builder marks matching active subscriber records for that email address as unsubscribed and stores an unsubscribe date.</p>
<h4>Campaign Builder Pro</h4>
<p><a href="https://7thskysoftware.com/wordpress-plugins/sky-campaign-builder/" rel="nofollow ugc">Campaign Builder Pro</a>, also known as Sky Campaigns Pro, adds advanced popup targeting, visitor behavior triggers, frequency controls, scheduling options, and CRM integrations.</p>
<p>Pro features include:</p>
<ul>
<li>Marketing popup templates for discounts, coupons, sales, offers, campaigns, and announcements.</li>
<li>Pro template preview support in the campaign editor.</li>
<li>Template-aware customization fields for Pro templates.</li>
<li>Click selector trigger.</li>
<li>Hover selector trigger.</li>
<li>User inactivity trigger.</li>
<li>Page views trigger.</li>
<li>Referrer targeting trigger.</li>
<li>Returning visitor trigger.</li>
<li>Popup frequency controls.</li>
<li>Display every trigger fire.</li>
<li>Show once per browser session.</li>
<li>Hide after subscribing.</li>
<li>Custom day and show limits.</li>
<li>Multiple pop-up schedules.</li>
<li>Start date and end date <strong>scheduling</strong> with Active weekday rules.</li>
<li>Additional Pro popup templates: Discount, Coupon, Sales, Offer, Campaign, and Announcement.</li>
<li>Compatibility with core optional popup note text.</li>
<li>Compatibility with core privacy policy and terms agreement checkbox.</li>
<li>Brevo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit & other CRM integrations.</li>
<li>Custom webhook integration.</li>
<li>Pro license activation and automatic update checks.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Who Is Campaign Builder For?</h4>
<p>Campaign Builder is useful for WordPress users who want a straightforward way to build and manage email subscription campaigns.</p>
<p>It can be used by:</p>
<ul>
<li>Bloggers building a newsletter list.</li>
<li>Small businesses collecting leads.</li>
<li>Agencies setting up client opt-in forms.</li>
<li>WooCommerce stores building promotion lists.</li>
<li>Coaches and consultants collecting inquiries.</li>
<li>Course creators building waitlists.</li>
<li>Publishers growing an audience.</li>
<li>Local businesses collecting customer emails.</li>
<li>Creators sending updates to followers.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Common Use Cases</h4>
<p>Use Campaign Builder to create:</p>
<ul>
<li>WordPress newsletter signup forms.</li>
<li>Email subscription popups.</li>
<li>Blog subscriber campaigns.</li>
<li>Lead generation popups.</li>
<li>Auto responder email sequences.</li>
<li>Welcome email campaigns.</li>
<li>Product announcement lists.</li>
<li>Course launch waitlists.</li>
<li>Manual email newsletters.</li>
<li>Subscriber export workflows.</li>
<li>Campaign-specific email lists.</li>
</ul>


Campaign Builder – Subscription Popups, Newsletters, and Auto Responders

Create WordPress subscription popups, opt-in forms, subscriber lists, newsletters, welcome emails, and auto responder follow-ups from your dashboard.

Moosend Subscription Forms for WordPress vs Campaign Builder – Subscription Popups, Newsletters, and Auto Responders