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Add a waitlist to Webflow

Drop a waitlist into a Webflow page with a Code Embed element.

Steps

Where it goes in Webflow

Takes a few minutes. Nothing to install on your side; the form loads from Unwaited and keeps the cap, hours, and numbers there.

  1. Copy the snippet from the Share tab

    Open your waitlist, go to Share, then Add to your site. Copy the script tag: <script src="https://unwaited.com/embed/v1.js" data-unwaited="your-slug" async></script>. It drops an iframe where it sits and resizes it as the form changes.

  2. Add a Code Embed

    Open the page in the Designer, press the plus to open the Add panel, and drag a Code Embed element to where the form should go.

  3. Paste and save

    Paste the script tag in the code editor and click Save and close. The Designer shows a placeholder; the form renders on the published site.

  4. Publish

    Publish the site and open the page. Set data-target on the tag if you want the form inside a specific div.

Snippet

The script tag

Replace your-slug with your waitlist's slug from the Share tab. The script drops an iframe where it sits and resizes it as the form changes.

<script src="https://unwaited.com/embed/v1.js" data-unwaited="your-slug" async></script>

If scripts are not allowed, use the iframe

<iframe src="https://unwaited.com/w/your-slug?embed=1" title="Waitlist" width="100%" height="480" style="border:0;max-width:100%" loading="lazy"></iframe>

Ready-made waitlist

Waitlists people put on Webflow

Ready-made, with the capacity, hours, and fields set. Create one, then paste the snippet above.

App launches

Recipe

Early access

Open no cap

No cap. The list stays open until you pause it or launch.

  • Unlimited
  • Open any time
  • 3 fields

Beta apps

Recipe

Private beta

500 in total

500 seats total. The form reads as full at 500.

  • 500 total
  • Open any time
  • 4 fields

Cohort courses

Recipe

Spring cohort

30 in total

30 seats total. The form closes when the 30th applicant joins.

  • 30 total
  • Open any time
  • 4 fields

FAQ

Questions

Should I use page custom code instead?

No. The Code Embed element places the form exactly where you want it. Page-level custom code is for the head and body end, which is not where a form belongs.

Can I style the form with Webflow classes?

The form lives in an iframe, so Webflow classes do not reach it. Use the Design tab for colors, radius, font, and width.

Can I fire a Webflow interaction on submit?

The tag dispatches a unwaited:submitted event on the window. Listen for it in page custom code and trigger whatever you like.

Your form, on your site, in a minute.

Free for 100 signups a month. The embed works on every plan, and the hosted page is there when you have no site at all.

Create your waitlist