GetResponse is an all-in-one marketing platform featuring email marketing, automation, and more. Connect your GetResponse account with Leadpages to send leads directly to lists and campaigns.
The fine print
- You can use GetResponse with sites, pages, pop-ups, and alert bars.
- This guide covers the new GetResponse, so some terms may be different if you use the former design. Learn more →
- GetResponse blocks role email addresses (e.g.
support@,no-reply@) from contact lists. Learn more →
Integrate your account
We integrate with GetResponse via their API, so you’ll need an API key from your account.
Once you have your API key, head to Leadpages to get your accounts connected. Follow our guide here.
Send leads to GetResponse
After you integrate with GetResponse at the account level, you can use it with any of our lead-generating tools. Follow these steps to choose an integration as the destination for your leads.
Where leads go
Leads from Leadpages will end up in whichever contact list you select for your specific page, pop-up, or other tool.
Collect custom fields
You can add any custom fields from GetResponse to forms within Leadpages.
Some fields from GetResponse may not work as you’d expect them to—here are some notes to keep in mind…
Date fields
Our forms do not support GetResponse’s date picker fields at this time. Date fields you add will appear as text fields.
Visitors will need to enter a valid date to submit your form, but they won’t have access to a date picker interface.
Phone numbers
GetResponse strictly validates phone number data in our integration. If a visitor enters an invalid or incomplete number, none of their data will pass into GetResponse.
If you notice you’re missing leads, you can download a CSV from your page. Or, consider using a plain text field instead of a phone number field.
Confirmed opt-in settings
GetResponse supports single and double opt-in, so you can choose whether you want new leads to confirm their subscription. To adjust your options, you’ll need to edit your list or campaign settings within GetResponse.
If you’re using the new GetResponse, check out their guide here.
Troubleshooting tips and FAQs
Why aren’t leads showing up in my list or campaign?
A few different things can prevent lead data passing to GetResponse. One common cause is an invalid or incomplete phone number—to resolve issues caused by phone number data, see the phone numbers section above.
Still missing leads? Let us know, and we can help figure out what’s going on.
Why does name data appear as “N/A” in GetResponse?
If you use GetResponse alongside Lead Notifications in the builder, your form’s name field may be coming from Lead Notifications. Here’s how to fix it:
- Open your form settings and navigate to the Integrations tab.
- Delete Lead Notifications by clicking the trash can icon, then Delete.
- Select “Fields”, then choose the “Full Name” field to add it to your form.
- Click Done to save the field to your form.
If you’d like to, you can re-add Lead Notifications to receive email notifications for new leads.
Note that Lead Notifications uses First Name and Last Name fields rather than Full Name. You may not receive that name data to Lead Notifications if you set the custom field as "Full Name".
When you’re done configuring your form, make sure to update your page.
Someone has unsubscribed from my list in the past, but wants to opt back in. How can they re-subscribe?
After one of your subscribers has unsubscribed from your GetResponse list, the only way for them to resubscribe to receive your marketing is via an opt-in email or form created within GetResponse. They will not be resubscribed by simply opting in to a Leadpages form you have integrated with GetResponse. This is a stipulation set by GetResponse. Note: A GetResponse form could be embedded on a Leadpages landing page or pop-up using the HTML widget.
Need more help?
You can always get in touch with our support team—just click Support in your Leadpages navigation menu, or submit a ticket ↗