What Is Getsitecontrol and What Can You Do With It?

Getsitecontrol is an on-site and email marketing tool for building no-code popups, inline forms, and surveys, then sending email campaigns and automated workflows from the same place. It fits teams that want to capture leads on their website and follow up by email without stitching together separate popup and email products. You can start on a free plan, and pricing is based on emails sent rather than list size.

Building on-site widgets without code

The core of the product is a visual builder for popups, forms, and surveys. According to the site, you can create these "without code," which means the setup happens through a drag-and-drop style editor rather than custom development.

Common uses described on the site include:

• Announcements and promotions — design popups to share news, promote offers, and engage visitors
• Email list growth — build popup or inline forms and display them at the right moment to collect subscribers
• Surveys — gather feedback through the same widget system
• Template gallery — start from professionally designed email forms, promo popups, and surveys instead of a blank canvas

Actions and targeting

Two features control what happens around a widget:

• Actions let you redirect visitors, share coupons, or promote products after an interaction.
• Targeting decides when and where a form or call-to-action appears, so the same widget can be shown only to the visitors and moments you choose.

For example, if you want to offer a discount code only to first-time visitors who reach a pricing page, targeting handles the "who and when," and an action handles delivering the coupon.

Email broadcasts and automations

Beyond on-site widgets, Getsitecontrol sends email campaigns and runs automated workflows.

Broadcasts cover one-off campaigns — promoting sales, new products, collections, back-in-stock items, and updates. Supporting features include:

• A template gallery with pre-designed email templates
• A dark mode preview so you can check how an email looks before sending
• An AI assistant to generate email text from scratch or refine your own copy

Automations handle triggered email sequences. The site lists these entry points (triggers) for a workflow:

Inside a workflow, actions shape what happens (emails, tags, delays, reusable sequences), conditions branch based on tags, segments, and other contact parameters, and statistics report on performance.

Combining popups and email in one tool

The site states you can use popups and email marketing "separately or together." The practical advantage of using them together is that a form submission can feed directly into an automation — for instance, a visitor submits a popup form, gets tagged, and receives a follow-up email delivering the incentive. That connection is described under "Follow-up email," where form submission automation delivers incentives and tags contacts.

If you only need popups, you can use just the widget side. If you only need email campaigns and automations, you can use just that side.

Who it fits and how to start

Getsitecontrol suits site owners and marketers who want lead capture and email follow-up in one no-code tool, and who prefer pricing tied to emails sent rather than the size of their contact list. The site offers a free plan to start, plus 24/7 live chat support.

To evaluate it for your case, start with the free plan, build one popup or inline form with targeting, connect a form-submission automation, and send a test broadcast. That sequence exercises the on-site and email sides together and shows whether the trigger and condition options match how you actually follow up with subscribers.