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A Nateo widget · Owns your list

Newsletter / Email Signup

Capture emails right on your page and grow your list — stored in your own Wix data, no third-party account.

Coming to the Wix App Market All widgets

The problem

Growing an email list on Wix usually means bolting on a third-party form that looks nothing like your site and hides your subscribers behind yet another login. Visitors hesitate at anything that feels off-brand, and you lose signups at the exact moment someone was ready to hand over their email.

See it live

Rendered live from the actual widget code, auto-themed to this page's colors.

How it works

1

Add the form

Drop the Newsletter signup onto any page from the Wix Editor — it themes itself to match your site.

2

Write your pitch

Set the heading, description, button, and success message in the settings panel, and add a consent line if you need one.

3

Collect signups

Every email is saved to your own Wix data collection — read and export it from the dashboard you already use, with no external account.

Native & themed

by Nateo

Like every Nateo widget, Newsletter / Email Signup reads your Wix site's theme — fonts, corner radius, and color palette — the moment it renders, and re-matches automatically whenever you update your site's design. There's no separate widget theme to keep in sync, and nothing to log into outside your Wix dashboard. How that works →

FAQ

Where do the emails go?

Into a collection on your own site (Wix Data). You own the list and can export it any time — no third-party service required.

Do I need a Mailchimp account?

No. Capture works out of the box with no external tool. Syncing to an email platform can be added later if you want it.

Can I require consent?

Yes — add a consent checkbox label in the settings and the form won't submit until it's ticked.

Does it match my theme?

Automatically — the input and button pick up your site's colors, fonts, and corners.

Works well with

Get Newsletter / Email Signup

Free to start, with two paid plans if you outgrow it — and one subscription that covers every widget in the suite, not just this one. See pricing →

Coming to the Wix App Market