A line that keeps count honestly.

Why it exists

I started Unwaited after trying to run a waitlist myself and finding it harder than it should be. I set one up with a form tool and it worked until it didn't: the vendor's history limit deleted my subscribers, with no warning and no way back. Around the same time a friend was planning an event and needed a simple queue for the door, and everything we looked at was either a survey builder or an enterprise product. So I built the thing we both needed. Unwaited now has three workflows: Standard waitlists and capped registrations, live walk-in queues, and preorder batches with product stock. Each setup follows the limits that belong to its job.

Who it is for

Businesses collecting launch interest or limited registrations, managing walk-in parties, or taking preorder requests. Explore a signup template or choose a walk-in queue or preorder batch. Customers receive a private status link on screen; you manage the records in your dashboard.

What a one-person team means for you

• I work on Unwaited full time. It is not a side project that gets an evening a week; it is the job.
• Questions and feedback help me understand the jobs people need Unwaited to handle.
• Product questions and support emails go to me, the founder.
• The Free plan includes unlimited pages and 300 signups, tickets, or orders a month across the account. Paid plans exist so the service can, too.
• No sales calls, no contracts, no per-seat pricing. The pricing page is the whole story.
• There is no uptime guarantee in writing. There is a small, carefully run service and a plain set of terms.

What happens to your records

Plan limits do not delete accepted signups. You control manual deletion and the retention setting. Standard signup details can be held until covered; accepted queue tickets and preorder orders remain manageable. The usage guide explains monthly allowances, extra usage, and the shared queue and preorder grace period.

Get in touch

[email protected] for anything: a question, a template you wish existed, a bug, or a line you are not sure we fit. If we do not, I will say so and point you somewhere better.

Javier, founder