New subscribers, tagged and consented, on the list you pick.
Your email marketing platform. Every consented visitor arrives as one record, with its receipt.
The scan shows whether your site already runs Email Lists.

How it works
Inside Email Lists, where you already work.
Each consented visitor is written as a contact or subscriber on the list you choose, with a tag applied. Klaviyo: created as a Profile, subscribed to a List with consent recorded. Sendlane, MailerLite, Constant Contact and similar tools receive the same contact, list, and custom-field mapping.
Native API sync in real time.
Pick a sender whose terms allow cannabis. Mailchimp's acceptable-use policy bars it; Klaviyo, Sendlane and MailerLite each publish their own rules for cannabis and hemp, and we confirm yours on the install call. Opt-in behavior follows your list setting: a double-opt-in list holds the record as pending until confirmed.
- 1A visitor says yes on your site.
- 2GreenLeadSource verifies the record and writes the receipt.
- 3The record lands in a Klaviyo List as a profile, a Sendlane list as a tagged contact, or your MailerLite or Constant Contact contacts.
What we send, and how.
Consent receipts travel as a tag, property, or field. No destination has a receipt object of its own, and every field is one the visitor agreed to.
- What it is
- Your email marketing platform.
- Website
- klaviyo.com
- How it connects
- API · A Klaviyo List as a profile, a Sendlane list as a tagged contact, or your MailerLite or Constant Contact contacts
- What we send
- Enriched Customer Contact, with its consent receipt

Late bulletin
Every day you wait, visitors leave as strangers. Scan your site today.
Ten seconds. Your Customer Reach Score, what fires before anyone says yes, whether your age gate is the only question you ask, and what your privacy policy leaves out. Nothing installed, nobody contacted.
- A real browser load of your homepage, screenshot included
- Every tag that fires before a visitor can answer
- Your privacy policy, lined up against what the site does
- Modeled traffic and what an ask-first step would return