How to Subscribe to The Prompter on Substack
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Subscribing to The Prompter happens on its Substack page: select Subscribe, enter your email, and confirm. Before you do, note two conditions stated on the page — subscribing means you agree to Substack's Terms of Use, Information Collection Notice, and Privacy Policy, and the site requires JavaScript to run correctly, so the subscribe flow may not work if scripts are blocked.
What you're subscribing to
The Prompter is a weekly newsletter by Victor Perez, described on its Substack page as "made for dreamers, AI whisperers, and prompters." The publication launched four years ago and has hundreds of subscribers.
Steps to subscribe
- Open theprompter.substack.com in a browser with JavaScript enabled.
- Select the Subscribe option on the page.
- Enter your email address and submit it.
- Confirm your subscription if Substack sends a confirmation email.
- Expect the newsletter to arrive on its weekly schedule.
Expected result: your email is added to The Prompter's subscriber list and you receive new issues.
Common snags
- Nothing happens when you click Subscribe. The page states it requires JavaScript to run correctly. Turn on JavaScript or unblock scripts for the site, then reload.
- You don't want to subscribe. The page includes a No thanks option, so you can dismiss the prompt without signing up.
- You're unsure what you're agreeing to. The subscribe action is tied to Substack's Terms of Use, Information Collection Notice, and Privacy Policy — the page states that subscribing constitutes agreement to these.
What the page does and doesn't tell you
| Question | What the page shows |
|---|---|
| How do I subscribe? | Via the Subscribe option on the Substack page |
| What does subscribing commit me to? | Substack's Terms of Use, Information Collection Notice, and Privacy Policy |
| Are there technical requirements? | Yes — JavaScript must be enabled |
| Can I decline? | Yes — a "No thanks" option is present |
| Is there a paid tier or price? | Not stated on the page |
The page shows a "subscribe" signal but no pricing links or payment details, so no price or paid-tier information can be confirmed from it. If cost matters to you, check the subscribe flow itself before entering payment details.