A signup form, built where you build everything else
Adding a newsletter signup to a WordPress site usually means stopping what you are doing and reaching for a separate form plugin — another settings screen to learn, a shortcode to paste, one more moving part to keep updated. All you wanted was an email field and a subscribe button on the page you were already building.
The Subscribe Form block keeps you in the editor. You build the form the same way you build everything else — drop the block in, add the fields you want, and it collects each entry and emails it to you the moment someone signs up.
Setting one up takes a minute. Add the block, choose your fields, type the address entries should go to, and write the line people see after they subscribe. The preview shows the real form as you style it — and a quiet honeypot drops spam bots in the background, so there is no captcha for your visitors to squint at.
See it live
Three live ones below, each built from the same block with different fields and settings. They are the real thing — type into them and hit subscribe.
Email and name, one under the other. The plainest version — the two fields a newsletter actually needs, with a thank-you message on submit.
A fuller signup, fields paired two to a row. Name and phone share a line, the email sits below, and the subscribe button runs full width.
With a dropdown and a consent checkbox. The same block collecting an interest choice and an opt-in alongside the email.
Every field type in one form. Text, email, phone, website, date, dropdown, radio, message, file upload, a toggle and a consent checkbox — the full set of fields the block ships with, mixing full-width and paired rows.
Ready to add a signup to your next page?
The Subscribe Form block ships with Flexa Block. Install the plugin and it is waiting in the editor — fields, email delivery and spam guard included.
