Table of Contents

1. What is ConvertKit
2. Tip Jar
3. ConverKit API
4. ConvertKit Integrations
5. Switching to ConvertKit

What is ConvertKit

An easy-to-use newsletter marketing service made for developers! Ok, not really, but wow it has everything! From easy to use embeds (like the one you see below) for getting subscribers and donations, automation, RSS feeds, subscription reports, and so much more.

Whether you're writing your next Ebook on time management or how to market mobile applications, you can also market your Ebook right on ConvertKit. It's that easy!

The code I personally used for the subscription form looks like this:

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Tip Jar

ConvertKit also comes with beautiful widgets you can embed right into your websites, which you can customize to your own styling. I editing the text for the widget below on the website and grabbed the embed, which looked like this:

<a class="convertkit-button mx-auto" href="https://tmchuynh.ck.page/products/donate" data-commerce>Donate</a>
<script src="https://tmchuynh.ck.page/commerce.js" async defer></script>

This widget is a pop-up when the visitor clicks the convertkit-button you place within your website.

ConvertKit API

ConvertKit Integrations

There are many helpful links on how to integrate platforms such as Twitter, Patreon, Webflow, Instagram, Wix, and more!

Switching to ConvertKit

Switching from another platform and don't know how to get started?

• How to switch from MailChimp to ConvertKit
• Migrate from AWeber to ConvertKit
• 3 Reasons to Use ConvertKit Instead of MailChimp
• Switching from Drip

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Happy coding!