There are thousands of types of form tools available. While we can’t create an exhaustive list of all forms we integrate with, we can confirm SparkLoop is able to work with the following form tools.
Form Tools that work with SparkLoop
Mailchimp (all SparkLoop tools except Upscribe)
HubSpot (but needs to be embedded as plain HTML, not the default iFrame option)
SendGrid
SendInBlue (embeddable forms, but not SendInBlue's inbuilt landing pages tool)
Email Octopus (embeddable forms, but not Email Octopus' inbuilt landing pages tool)
SFMC
Campaign Monitor (but not their pop-up forms)
Gravity Forms (but need to enable HTML5)
Wix native forms (but only the native forms, any other form embedded in Wix won't work)
Opt-In Monster forms
Custom-coded forms (using our manual tracking instructions)
Wisepops
Forms we can't support due to bugs and/or missing functionality
Embedded in an iframe
Thrive forms
Beehiiv embed forms (however, Beehiiv's own website tool does work)
Ninja forms
Forms we can't say whether they'll work or not
Elementor forms
Leadpages forms
Clickfunnels forms
... any other form tool not mentioned on this list
You'll need to test the above forms yourself. We can't help with this.
What if my form isn’t detected?
If your form isn’t one of the specific types listed above, SparkLoop can still track it as long as it includes:
A semantic <form> element
A semantic <input type="email"> field
If your form uses AJAX, it must also include a semantic <input> element (for example, an actual submit button). Without this, the tracking script has no event to listen for and won’t detect signups.
If your form doesn’t meet these conditions, you’ll need to use our manual subscriber tracking snippet. This allows you to explicitly notify SparkLoop when someone subscribes, ensuring that attribution and referrals work correctly.