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Public Subscribe Page

Every Linkbrew workspace gets a public subscribe page where visitors can join your newsletter — no login required.

Your page is available at:

https://linkbrew.io/subscribe/your-slug

Replace your-slug with your workspace slug (visible in Settings → Advanced).

The page is branded with your workspace name, logo, and primary color. Visitors see a clean form with:

  • Email (required)
  • Name (optional)
  • Terms agreement checkbox

After submitting, the visitor receives a confirmation email to verify their address (double opt-in). Once confirmed, they become an active subscriber and receive your future newsletters.

Your workspace slug determines the URL of your subscribe page and public newsletter archive.

  1. Go to Settings → Advanced
  2. Find the Workspace Slug section
  3. Enter a new slug — Linkbrew checks availability in real time
  4. Save

Keep your slug short, memorable, and relevant to your newsletter (e.g., techdigest, weekly-reads).

Link to your subscribe page from:

  • Your website or blog
  • Social media profiles (Twitter bio, LinkedIn)
  • Email signatures
  • Other newsletters or publications

If you want the subscribe form to appear directly on your website, you can embed it using an iframe or script tag.

Go to Settings → Embed and copy the iframe code. Paste it into your website HTML:

<iframe
src="https://linkbrew.io/subscribe/your-slug"
width="100%"
height="420"
frameborder="0"
></iframe>

The iframe loads your branded subscribe page inside a frame. Adjust the height attribute as needed. This is the simplest option and works on any website.

Copy the script tag from Settings → Embed:

<script
src="https://linkbrew.io/embed.js"
data-workspace="your-slug"
></script>

This creates a styled subscribe form widget that matches your workspace branding. It works on WordPress, Squarespace, static HTML, and any other website.

Both embed options trigger the same double opt-in flow as the standalone subscribe page.