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Ellen Kelleher
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NewsletterScriv Forms
Put your NewsletterScriv signup forms on your site — as a block, a shortcode, or a polite site-wide pop-up.
NewsletterScriv Forms ranks #65,351 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #2,868 of 3,634 in the Communication category, and was last updated Sep 10, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v1.7.2
Current Version v1.7.2
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 10 Sep, 2026
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- Version
- 1.7.2
- Last Updated
- Sep 10, 2026
- Requires WP
- 5.8+
- Tested Up To
- 7.1.4
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- 7.2 or higher
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- Ellen Kelleher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about NewsletterScriv Forms
Yes. The plugin displays signup forms that live in your NewsletterScriv account, so it needs an account to have something to show.
Create an API key in your NewsletterScriv dashboard under Account settings → API keys, then paste it into Settings → NewsletterScriv. Once connected, the block and the pop-up settings list your forms by name — you never need a form id.
Settings → NewsletterScriv, under "Putting a form on a page". Once your account is connected, every form in it is listed there with its shortcode already assembled — press Copy and paste it into a page, a Text widget, or your page builder. You never have to find the form's id.
Yes. Every block and shortcode accepts a form id directly. You'll find the id on each form's Put this form on your website card in your dashboard (it's also the tail end of the form's hosted link).
The key is stored on your own WordPress server and only ever used server-to-server to read your form list. It is never sent to the browser or written into your pages.
No. Closing it starts a quiet period (14 days unless you change it), and subscribing silences it permanently on that device.
No third-party cookies. The pop-up remembers "closed" and "subscribed" in the visitor's own localStorage, on your site.
Yes — each block or shortcode names its own form, so every page (and every entry point) can start its own welcome automation.
If you sell with WooCommerce, it reports each order — buyer, items, total — to your NewsletterScriv account, where the purchase can start a store automation (a thank-you email a few days later, for example). It also reports a checkout once a shopper who entered an email has items in their cart, so a cart automation can send a reminder if no order follows. Customers go to a store customer list kept separate from your newsletter audiences, the emails live in your dashboard and stay editable, and no tracking script is ever added to your pages. Without WooCommerce, or with the store section left empty, this feature does nothing.
A store automation can include a single-use coupon. The code is generated by NewsletterScriv and created in your WooCommerce admin automatically, restricted to the email address it was sent to, with an expiry date you choose. If a shopper tries the code with a different email, the checkout error says plainly that the code only works with the email it was sent to. Expired codes that were never used are tidied away daily—there's also a "Clean up expired coupons now" button under Settings → NewsletterScriv. Codes that were redeemed are never removed.
