25 Inspiring Examples of Sign-Up Pages

Great post!

I was actually thinking of sending you an email last week recommending a compile of price pages, but this is pretty much what I was hoping you would blog.

Would like to add, I think the best signup pages are the ones that include FAQs, to make the user confirm everything he has read before. For example, if he reached the sign-up page by clicking a “no credit card required, sign up now!” button, a good sign up page will include a FAQ explaining/assuring you really dont need a credit card and what terms follow, if any.

Nice post, nice designs!

Good for the inspiration…very good examples.
Thanks !

That’s some great inspiration – I need to do something similar to this for my new website offering e-commerce packages! I like the use of different colours to distinguish packages like in Wufoo.

Great collection of sign-up pages… Thanks for making all in one post.

This is very interesting! Sign-up, i prefer to call it Pricing pages are most of the time quite boring, but if you look at Web-o-matic… WOW!!!

And i agree with Francisco…

Great collection here, some of them really pack a punch. This will eb a good resource for some inspiration and ideas. These sign-up pages are very important and need to present information in an easy to understand way.

I really like Number 1. simple and effective, colours look really nice.

This is great! I’d love to see something very similar to this, but with well-designed landing pages next time. You know? The pages used to capture people’s names and email addresses (and sometimes their phone number, mailing address, etc). That would be a post myself and other Internet entrepreneurs would surely be interested in. Thanks!

These are beautiful. I also really like Surpass Hosting’s sign up page: http://www.surpasshosting.com

GREAT!!! Thanks for the inspiration

I like the Wufoo and Linkpatch sing up pages, but all are really well designed, that’s great, this kind of sites don’t loose the opportunity to have the attention of the visitor.
Thanks for the post

oh god, wonderful job gathering all these examples!
great article!

It’s interesting to see the some companies order from free -> cost and others cost -> free. I’d be interested in seeing the data on the signup rate for the ordering of services.

Nice article, thanks.

Great set of inspiration-providing signups. Thanks for putting all of this together.

Great inspiration, which I need at the moment! Thank you…

All great inspirations. Great article!

Merci pour ce dossier, excellent pour l’inspiration
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Perfect list to get inspiration for effective landing pages. I look for something like this every time I start a new campaign.

All great inspirations. Great article!

Good graphics..impoertant for some work..thanks!

Very nice.

Nice. Great article.

Sweet collection! Pretty unique article too, haven’t seen this topic covered anywhere else

Wow, great stuff. I’m actually in the processing of designing a site at work that’ll need an interesting signup page, so this will definitely come in handy as a source of ideas and inspirations.

Excellent post, I love these examples.

Thanks a lot for this article. In the next few weeks I will have to design such a page for http://www.piwigo.com sign-up page (Piwigo.com is currently in beta stage, the website is only a sign up form for beta testers).

When I read the post title in my RSS reader, I thought it was about the sign up form itself. This would have also helped me a lot (just in case you’re preparing such a post in the future)

These aren’t general sign up pages, these are only specific to services that have packages. When I think of sign-up I think of putting in a username, email, password etc.

I like the eWedding one because it has the (?) next to each option so you can actually find out more about that option with ease. Not many of the others actually do that and explain an option further.

Beautiful! Very strong call to action on them.

Awsome!

The first seven are damn great, I really need to design again

Good post definitely have some interesting ones on there.

Excellent selection of examples. Great post!

Great list. This gave me some great ideas on how to improve the print layout of some of the packages that I offer.

I loved mediatemple and wufoo.

Great stuff!

I like the look of some of these – especially #17. If only my design skills were better than basic photoshop – my sign up page needs some serious work.

Great article, and some great sites too.

One I would at to the list though is the Spotify product listing page at: http://www.spotify.com/en/products/overview/

Quite a dense sign-up overview page, but still simple to understand and really nice.

Very good list. I love the comparison grids. As a user, I find that they are the easiest to understand quickly. As a designer, they’re simple to create. It’s great to see how each site puts their own twist on the grid design.

Nice post, nice designs!

A Very useful article. Thanks for sharing!

Great collection of sign-up pages

Very refreshing! The Web-o-matic one was quite creative, but the wufoo one was definitely where the drool started

Too much stuff on all of them.

I like it, thanks =)

Nice collection! A good follow up post might be the fulfillment step. The comparison pages are exciting and attractive, and certainly show a common design pattern, but I wonder how different the subsequent steps are for each of the sites?

Fantastic, thanks! Will keep this in mind when I do a store redesign next time.

ummm why is this titled “25 Inspiring Examples of Sign-Up Pages”

Shouldn’t it be pricing tables?

Thanks for collecting these! Inspired by the crazyegg pricing chart for one I’m working on right now…

Mmmmm sign-up and comparison pages.

Very nice examples! I feel inspired :0)

nice collection

Great resource, thanks for sharing

It’s interesting to see the some companies order from free -> cost and others cost -> free. I’d be interested in seeing the data on the signup rate for the ordering of services.

Nice article, thanks.

Good work.I like Web-o-matic.

I’m trying to follow you every day webdesignerdepot. Thanks for shares.