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Dev tools · July 21, 2026

GetWaitly

Waitlists for Indie Hackers launching new products

GetWaitly launched on July 21, 2026 with 7 votes, #2,664 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.

What it does

GetWaitly helps founders collect early signups before launch. Create a branded waitlist page in minutes or embed a customizable signup widget on your website with a single script. No coding required. Free to start.

GetWaitly is a free waitlist tool for indie hackers. Add a waitlist signup form to your site in 5 minutes with viral referrals and email broadcasts. Free to start. Paid plans from $5.

Add a waitlist signup form to your site in minutes — embed a widget or connect your existing form. GetWaitly handles signups, referrals, and broadcasts — free to start, from $5/mo. No website? No problem. Get a beautiful shareable page at getwaitly.com/w/your-id where visitors can join your waitlist directly. Embed a signup form on any website with a single script tag. Works on Carrd, Webflow, WordPress, Framer, and more — matches your branding automatically. Every subscriber gets a unique link. Referrals move them up the list. A live leaderboard drives friendly competition. Send one-click broadcasts to your entire waitlist. Track opens and clicks to see who's engaging. Track visitors,…from getwaitly.com

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