The Insights page shows a recent preview of your list. Export is how you get all of it.
Download the file
- Open Insights.
- Find the Email list card.
- Click Export CSV.
The file downloads immediately. It contains every signup, newest first — not just the rows shown on screen.
What’s in the file
| Column | Contents |
|---|---|
Email |
The address |
Signed up at |
Timestamp in ISO 8601 format, UTC — e.g. 2026-08-24T14:32:07Z |
Two columns, deliberately. Every mail tool’s import step wants an email column and optionally a date, and a narrow file imports without mapping.
Export links expire
The download link is signed and valid for 15 minutes. That is deliberate — the link authorises access to your list on its own, so it cannot be long-lived.
In practice you will not notice: click the button, the file downloads. If you copy the link and try it an hour later, generate a fresh one by clicking Export CSV again.
Entitlement is re-checked when the link is used, so a link generated before a plan downgrade will not work afterwards.
Importing it elsewhere
Mailchimp — Audience → Import contacts → Upload a file. Map Email to Email
Address; ignore or map Signed up at to a date field.
Klaviyo — Lists & Segments → your list → Manage list → Import contacts. Same mapping.
Shopify Email — no import needed. Signups are already Shopify customers with marketing consent, so they are available to segment directly.
Export before you uninstall
Uninstalling cancels your subscription and eventually deletes your data. The Shopify customer records survive, but the app’s own list does not.
Export first. It takes one click and it is the only copy that is unambiguously yours.
No signups yet?
The card reads “Addresses collected by your Coming Soon page will appear here.” If you know people have signed up, work through the checks in Collecting email signups — the usual cause is a Form action URL set on the template, which routes signups to a third-party service instead of the built-in list.