Convert website visitors into your email list
One tap. No typing.
Most of the people on your site right now are anonymous, and they will leave that way. The best way to change that is to stop asking them to type — and simply ask, politely, for one tap.
BananaForms lets a visitor share their email address with a single tap, using an address their own browser already knows.
10,000 addresses free on every domain. No card to start.
A picture of the widget. The live one appears here once the snippet is installed on this site.
How it works
Live in about five minutes.
There is no integration project here. Three steps, and only one of them touches your site.
Create your account
Sign in with your email address and a four-digit code. No password to invent, no card to enter, nothing to install.
Copy the snippet onto your site
One line, pasted into your page. It works with the form you already have — you do not have to rebuild anything or change your design.
Start recognising visitors
From the next visitor onward, addresses arrive in your dashboard and flow on to the email tool you already use.
Why it works
Typing is where sign-ups die.
Every extra keystroke on a phone is a chance to give up. BananaForms removes the keystrokes entirely — the address is already in the browser, so all that is left is permission.
It meets visitors where they are
No new account, no password, no code to wait for. The tap is the whole interaction, and it happens without leaving your page.
It works with your existing form
Attach it to the email field you already have, or use a BananaForms panel. Your design, your wording, your flow — unchanged.
Returning visitors are recognised
Someone already known to BananaForms is offered a tap to confirm rather than a fresh sign-up form. Less friction the second time than the first.
It never gets worse than a normal form
Where a browser asks the visitor for permission first, we ask. If they decline, the widget behaves exactly like a well-built form — you lose nothing.
About the network, plainly
Addresses are banked into a shared network with the visitor's consent, which is what lets someone known on one site be recognised on another. Because that crosses site boundaries, it is not something to bury in a landing page: it is set out in full in our Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions, and the visitor agrees to it on screen before anything is stored.
Privacy
The visitor decides. Every time.
This only works if people trust it, so the rules are strict and they are the same for every customer.
Consent is required, not assumed
Nothing is captured without the visitor agreeing on screen. What they agreed to, and when, is recorded alongside the address.
Nothing is ever inferred
An address comes from the visitor's own browser, or from a record they previously consented to. There is no third route, and no guessing.
No fingerprinting
We do not build a hidden profile of a device to work out who someone is. Signals such as an IP address may be used to block abuse — never to reveal an address.
Your list stays yours
Addresses captured on your site are yours, exportable at any time. Being part of the network does not hand your list to anyone else.
Pricing
Free until it is obviously working.
Counted per domain and per unique person — repeat visits and returning visitors do not eat into your allowance.
for the first 10,000 addresses on every domain
- One-tap capture, on a panel or your own form
- Returning visitors recognised
- Full export, any time
- Carries a small “powered by BananaForms” mark
per domain, when you want the mark gone
- Everything in Free
- No BananaForms mark
- Capture keeps running past 10,000
- Priority support by email
What happens at 10,001? We keep capturing addresses, so your list never silently breaks. What pauses is recognising returning visitors — which is exactly what upgrading turns back on.
Stop asking people to type.
Create an account, copy the snippet onto your site, and start turning anonymous visitors into your email list.