In this post, let me offer you a free trial on ConvertKit. This offer is exclusive to our readers.

You also need to note that the trial for applicable to one person only once.

ConvertKit is one of the most popular email marketing tools among content and course creators.

It’s the email marketing software of choice and is highly recommended by Pat Flynn, Joanna Penn, and Ramit Sethi.

How to activate ConvertKit trial?

Previously, I’ve published ConvertKit review. But in this post, I’m going to present a tree trial on ConvertKit.

Activate ConvertKit Trial

Just click on the above link, and it’ll take you to the below page.

Here you need to complete a short survey. If you are a brand new user you can select the second option, or else you can select the first option so that the ConvertKit team can help you in the migration process.

Here in the next step, you need to create a new account on ConvertKit. After you create a new account, ConvertKit will send you a verification email, and your 14-day free trial will be activated instantly.

Once the 14-day trial period is over, you need to pay the monthly charges to get your account running.

Overview of ConvertKit

The ConvertKit interface is straightforward without a steep learning curve, unlike InfusionSoft or ActiveCampaign.

Even if you are a non-techie, you can easily get a solid hold of the platform.

As this platform is meant for creators, it comes with a dedicated integration with WordPress. You can embed your landing pages and opt-in forms in WordPress using their embed codes or their plugin.

It offers a highly versatile tag-based subscriber management system. The tags can be added to your subscribers based on the activities they do in your campaigns.

In the above example, I’ve shown how easily you can tag a subscriber when they click on any particular link in the email campaign.

ConvertKit also comes with an advanced automation workflow feature.

The automation workflow builder is very fluid and advanced. Unlike other email marketing automation builders, ConvertKit‘s builder is made with simplicity and UX in mind. It’s surprising how easy it is to build really advanced workflows.

When it comes to lead generation, you can choose between popups, modals, and also landing pages.

A popup builder is included with ConvertKit, offering options to trigger the popup based on time, scroll percentage, or exit intent.

With these advanced functionalities, you really don’t need any other popup plugins on your site like OptinMonster.

In the above screenshot, you can see how effectively you can customize the appearance and functionality of the landing pages you create with ConvertKit.

Did you find ConvertKit helpful? How does it compare with other tools like Mailchimp, Drip, GetResponse, InfusionSoft, and others? Let me know in the comments below.

I hope you found the functionalities offered by ConvertKit useful. Make sure to make full use of the free ConvertKit trial, test out the software, and decide whether it’s right for you.

FAQs on ConvertKit

Does ConvertKit charge me for duplicate emails?

Really not. It charges only for unique subscribers. This is one of the great features you need to consider for buying this.

How good is ConvertKit’s A/B split testing?

Compared to other popular email marketing softwares, ConvertKit lacks in this case. You can only split-test the 2 variations of the subject line. This is a major downside.

What type of forms can I get to capture the leads?

ConvertKit offers three types of forms to capture the leads: scroll-based, exit-intent, and time-based popups.

Does ConvertKit allow me to set up my own domain with DKIM and SPF records?

Yes. You can do this with a custom domain feature with SPF and DKIM verification. By doing this you can achieve good deliverability results.

How good is ConvertKit when it comes to integration with other platforms?

ConvertKit has excellent integration with over 90+ platforms under various categories like eCommerce, webinar services, affiliate marketing, CRM, courses, surveys, and many more.