Use cases
Every kind of launch has its own line.
An app, a SaaS, a product in a box or a private beta: each one needs a different waitlist. Pick yours.
SaaSPut a waitlist up before the product is done. Learn who signs up and what they need, then let them in a small group at a time, with an account ready when they click.Mobile appsBefore your app is in the App Store or on Google Play, a waitlist is where people can say they want it. Ask which phone they use, then let testers in a batch at a time.HardwareA production run or a crowdfunding campaign is a big bet. A waitlist shows how many people want the product and which version they’d pick, before you order parts or set a campaign goal.Private betasPeople apply and you review. Only approved people get an invite, and everyone else hears a friendly “not yet” and stays on the list.AgenciesRun every client’s waitlist from one account. Each project has its own list, brand, questions and sender, so client launches stay apart.
Early access
Early birds get in first.
Join the waitlist for Waitlark. We invite people in small groups, and waitlist members get the early-bird price.
One email to confirm, one when your invite is ready. Unsubscribe in one click. What we store.