Docs

Features

Features are the ready-made things you add to a website: forms, lists, testimonials, consent, legal pages, and conversion helpers. Pick the feature you need, copy the snippet, and move on.

Capture and grow

Waiting list Collect launch, course, and product waitlist signups. Countdown timer Show a launch or sale countdown, optionally paired with a waiting list. Newsletter signup Collect subscribers inline or with an exit-intent/scroll/time popup. Lead magnet Send a gated PDF, checklist, or file by email and build a list. Forms Build custom forms with arbitrary fields, steps, and file uploads. Careers List open roles and collect applications with CV uploads. Contact form Receive private messages without building form handling.

Trust and compliance

Testimonials Collect, curate, pin, order, and publish testimonial walls, grids, carousels, and marquees. Social proof Show small notifications based on real recent activity. Cookie banner Collect consent and gate optional scripts by category. Privacy & legal pages Host privacy policy, terms, and cookie policy pages.

Operations

Status page Monitor uptime and show a public status page with incident management.

Your website's features

Open a website from the dashboard and the sidebar shows the features already enabled for that site. Analytics, Events, and Funnels are built in. Other features appear after you add them from + Add more in the sidebar.

Events is where you inspect pageviews, feature events, and custom events. Funnels turns those same events into conversion paths, so you can see where visitors continue and where they drop off.

A website page in the Sitebase dashboard showing a stat panel per feature

How feature pages work

Each feature page in the dashboard has the same rhythm. Setup shows the live preview, the script snippet, and the hosted embed URL when that feature supports one. Data appears once the first submission arrives. Docs gives you the exact attributes and URL parameters for that feature.

Some features can have several instances on the same site. Waiting lists, countdown timers, lead magnets, and forms work this way, because you often need one per launch, course, product, file, guide, or custom workflow.

Notifications

Every submission — a form response, job application, testimonial, newsletter subscriber, lead magnet signup, waiting list signup, contact message, or uptime alert — creates a notification on your dashboard home page and sends an email to you and your collaborators.

You decide which emails you get, at two levels:

Global defaults — your profile has an email notification toggle per activity type. These apply to all your websites.
Per-website overrides — each website page has a Notifications tab where any activity type can be set to On or Off just for that site, overriding your global default. Maybe you don't care about newsletter signups on one site but want every single one from another.

Preferences only affect emails: dashboard notifications always show up, so nothing gets lost. Each collaborator has their own preferences.

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