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How do you collect email and SMS signups on the Shopify Thank you page?

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At a glance
Short answer
Not natively: turn on email and SMS opt-ins at checkout; on the Thank you page itself, an app like Klaviyo adds an SMS consent block.
Email opt-in at checkout
Settings > Checkout > Marketing opt-in > Email; consent is captured before the Thank you page.
SMS and WhatsApp at checkout
Choose Checkout only in the SMS section, the WhatsApp section, or both; WhatsApp consent since September 10, 2026.
Native blocks on the Thank you page
Basic plan or higher: dynamic and static content blocks; the custom field can't go there.
Shopify Forms
Popup or inline on your theme; no Thank you placement on the pages we read.
Klaviyo's app block
Marketing, transactional or both, for SMS and WhatsApp; checkout pages need Plus.
Where the consent lands
Checkout opt-ins: the Customers page. Klaviyo's block: synced to Klaviyo.

Check Email in the Marketing opt-in section of Settings > Checkout, and a consent checkbox appears at checkout or sign-in. At checkout, consent is captured when the buyer selects it and clicks Pay now (one-page checkout) or Continue to shipping (three-page), before the Thank you page.

For SMS or WhatsApp, choose Checkout only in that channel's section. Phone-number collection at checkout also needs the SMS checkout option turned on and a terms of service and privacy policy set up.

WhatsApp consent at checkout arrived on September 10, 2026; see what to set up before sending WhatsApp marketing. Accepted contacts appear on the Customers page of your Shopify admin.

Can you add a signup form to the Thank you page itself?

Not with Checkout Blocks. The custom field block is ruled out there:

This information must be captured before the order is completed, so the custom field can't be added to post-purchase pages, such as the thank you or order status page.
Shopify — Shopify Help Center — Creating a block in Checkout Blocks, read September 25, 2026 ·

In Checkout Blocks, merchants on the Basic Shopify plan or higher can place dynamic content and static content blocks only on the Thank you and Order status pages.

Shopify Forms shows a form as a popup or inline on your theme, and none of the Shopify Forms, marketing-consent and Checkout Blocks pages we read on September 25, 2026 lists the Thank you or Order status page as a place for one. For storefront forms: which consents one Shopify form can collect.

Klaviyo's help article says: "You can collect both transactional and marketing consent on these pages via an app block." The block goes on the Thank you and Order status pages; placing it in checkout itself needs Shopify Plus. Pick a consent type that includes marketing, such as "Transactional and marketing".

The block collects consent through a phone number field and syncs it to Klaviyo. For email signups, use the checkout checkbox from the first section. Other apps for these pages: Thank you and Order status customization.

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