Key Benefits

Give Subscribers What They Signed Up For

Offer a discount, a download or access to content, and configure the follow-up on the optin itself.

01 / Withheld content

Locked Content Never Reaches the Browser

A marked section, row or column is replaced with an empty slot as Divi renders it. Not hidden with CSS, not collapsed: absent from the response.

02

A Real Coupon, Created in Your Store

Made in WooCommerce, FluentCart or Easy Digital Downloads, with the discount, expiry and limits you set.

03

Download Links That Expire

Set how long each download link lasts; the default is 15 minutes. Recognised subscribers can receive fresh links while their download window remains open. A shared link can still work until it expires.

04

Your List Stays Where It Already Is

The plugin keeps no subscriber list of its own. Everyone who subscribes goes to the email service your optin was already connected to.

Who It Is For

Six Kinds of Site, One Optin

If your Divi optin already collects addresses, this is what it could hand back.

01 / Shops

A Code Before They Leave the Page

The discount appears with a Copy button and lands in their inbox, bound to the address that earned it. WooCommerce, FluentCart or Easy Digital Downloads.

02 / Courses

Week One Now, Week Two Later

Open the first lesson on subscribe and the next one a set number of days after, measured from a signed timestamp rather than the visitor's own clock.

03 / Lead Magnets

Send the PDF After Signup

Media Library downloads stream through WordPress using a signed link. This does not make an otherwise public upload private; protect the original file separately if it must not be accessible directly.

04 / Membership

Create an Account After Signup

WordPress sends its own set-password email, an address that already has an account is linked rather than duplicated, and the role is capped on the server.

05 / Agencies

Keep the Existing Divi Form

Configure the actions on the existing Email Optin module. Your client keeps the same form and email provider.

06 / Developers

A Signed Webhook, or Your Own PHP

Send subscription data to a webhook or handle it with a PHP action. Enable and configure automation separately for each form.

How It Works

Three Steps, All of Them Inside the Visual Builder

Every reward is a setting on the Email Optin you have already placed. There is no separate campaign screen.

Switch On What Should Happen

Open your Email Optin in the Visual Builder. Its Content tab now carries one Divi Optin Extended group holding five actions, each independent of the rest.
Choose Where the Reward Appears

Any Section, Row or Column carries a Reveal on Subscribe toggle. To leave the layout exactly as it is, drop {{DOE_COUPON}} or {{DOE_FILES}} into a text module instead.
The Visitor Subscribes and Receives It

After a successful subscription, the enabled actions run: content can open in place, a coupon can appear, and a reward email can be sent. Divi continues to handle the email-provider connection.

Core Features

Five Actions, and Three Ways to Place Them

All five are set on the module itself, per form, behind one settings screen.

Reveal Section

Hold Content Back Until Somebody Subscribes

The browser gets an empty slot. Divi renders the element first, so what is released arrives fully styled.

Mark any Section, Row or Column, or anything else with the doe-locked class
Reveal without a page reload, or on a reload with a signed token
An optional follow-up: a reload, a redirect, a new tab, or your own event
Returning subscribers find it already open. Works behind a full-page cache

The Reveal Section group, on the module itself New screenshot on the way.

Coupon

A Coupon Your Store Made, Bound to One Address

It shows up in your coupon list and redeems like any other.

One shared code, or a unique code per subscriber derived from their address
Percentage or fixed, expiry in days, redemptions per subscriber
Email-bound by default, so a leaked code is refused at checkout
Your own prefix, such as SAVE10-a1b2c3d4e5f6

The Coupon group, set up as a real campaign New screenshot on the way.

Secure Download

Signed Links With a Lifetime You Set

Choose Media Library files, external file URLs, or both. Links carry signed subscriber data and expire after the configured lifetime; they do not require the recipient to prove ownership of that email address.

Media Library files stream through WordPress; external files redirect to their configured URL
A link lifetime, 15 minutes by default, and an availability window from the subscribe
Default limit: 30 download attempts per hour per client IP
As many files as you need, each with a label of your own
Place them with {{DOE_FILES}}, or one file's URL with {{DOE_FILE_1}}

The same page, one subscribe later New screenshot on the way.

Create Account

A Real WordPress Account, Created on Subscribe

For a members area, a course or a store. WordPress sends its own set-password email.

An address that already has an account is linked, never duplicated
Divi's Custom Field module gains a Save to User Meta Key control
The role is capped on the server: no Administrator, Editor or Shop Manager
New accounts can be signed in automatically. Existing ones never are

The Create Account group, and the role it assigns New screenshot on the way.

Automation

A Signed Webhook, and a PHP Action of Your Own

For the work that belongs to your site rather than to a plugin. Set per form.

A signed JSON payload on each subscribe, carrying every submitted field
Sent in the background, so a slow endpoint never holds up the page
Refused if the URL points back inside your own network
Or run your own PHP on each subscribe instead

The Automation group, and the hooks behind it New screenshot on the way.

Gate Anything Else

`[doe_gate]`, for Content Anywhere Else on the Site

The reveal belongs to one optin on one page. This wraps anything, anywhere.

subscriber: they hold a receipt from an earlier subscribe, or are signed in
role: their account holds the role you name
drip: it opens a set number of days after they subscribed
teaser="40" prints the first forty words above your locked message

The [doe_gate] shortcode, locked New screenshot on the way.

The Reward Email

One Message, Previewed Through the Code That Sends It

The coupon and the download links go out in an email you write. The preview runs through the send path.

On the page, by email, or both. Both is the default
Tags for the name, address, coupon, download buttons, site name and year
One email site-wide, or a different subject and body per form
Your own sender name and address, plus an optional notification to yourself

The reward email, previewed through the send path New screenshot on the way.

Put the Reward Anywhere

Placement Tags, So the Reward Sits Where the Design Wants It

Drop a tag into a text module, a button URL, or any element by data attribute.

{{DOE_COUPON}} paints the code with a copy button. {{DOE_COUPON_CODE}} is the bare code
Matched even when Divi strips the braces out of a button URL
Before they subscribe it shows your own locked message

Placement tags, before the subscribe New screenshot on the way.

See It in Action

The Full Walkthrough, Start to Finish

One optin set up from scratch, a visitor subscribing on the live page, and every reward arriving.

Use Cases

Three Setups, and the Settings Behind Each One

Three example configurations you can adapt to your own forms.

Shops

Offer a Welcome Discount

Switch on Coupon, choose Unique Code per Subscriber with a WELCOME10 prefix, 10% off, expiring in 30 days, one redemption each. Put {{DOE_COUPON}} in a text module under the form.

They see the code with a Copy button and find it in their inbox. It is restricted to their address.

Course and Membership Sites

Sign Somebody Up and Let Them Straight In

Switch on Create Account with the Subscriber role, set recognition to WordPress Login, map the Phone custom field to billing_phone, and wrap week two in [doe_gate rule="drip" days="7"].

Week two opens seven days after the subscribe, measured from a signed timestamp rather than their own clock.

Agencies and Consultants

Offer a Case Study After Signup

Mark the case study Section with Reveal on Subscribe, enable Secure Download, and select the PDF. Check the original file URL separately: signing the download link does not restrict direct access to a public upload.

A non-subscriber gets a page with no case study in it at all.

Why Choose Divi Optin Extended

What the Optin Does, and What This Adds

It Extends the Module You Already Use

Your Email Optin keeps its design, its email service and its custom fields, and gains its own option groups in the Content tab.

Nothing Changes Until You Switch It On

Every action is off by default and set per form. Deactivate the plugin and those pages return to normal.

Divi Optin Extended compared with the Divi Email Optin on its own
Capability	Divi Optin Extended	The Optin Alone
Keep withheld content out of the page source	Yes Removed before sending	No Hidden with CSS at best
Issue a real store coupon on subscribe	Yes Three stores supported	No
Bind that coupon to the subscriber	Yes A growing email allowlist	No
Deliver a file behind an expiring link	Yes Signed, and streamed	No
Create or link a WordPress account	Yes With a native password email	No
Map form fields onto a user profile	Yes Keys you choose	No
Drip content open over time	Yes From the subscribe itself	No
Send a branded reward email	Yes Written and previewed by you	No
Sign an outgoing webhook	Yes With a secret you set	No

Performance, Privacy and Security

Fast on Your Pages, Careful With Your Data

Three answers, all of them checkable on your own install.

01 / Performance

It Only Loads Where It Is Used

Front-end assets are loaded for the optin and gated-content features. The plugin uses WordPress options and temporary cache entries rather than its own database tables. Enabled actions can also create accounts or coupons.

02 / Privacy

Your Subscribers Stay in Your Email Service

No tracking, no analytics, no licence check phoning home. Enabled actions may store data in WordPress accounts and user metadata. A coupon set to one shared code with email binding on adds each subscriber's address to that coupon's allowlist in your store.

03 / Security

What a Form Gives Away Is Decided on Your Server

Editing the page in a browser cannot turn a ten per cent coupon into ninety. A returning visitor is recognised by one encrypted, signed cookie in their own browser.

Pricing

$25 on the Divi Marketplace, with unlimited website usage and one year of support and updates.

Divi Optin Extended

$25one time

Includes one year of support and updates. Check the marketplace listing for current purchase and renewal terms.

Every feature from install. Nothing is gated behind a tier
GPL licensed. Every site you build, with no key to enter
One year of support and updates
Stays working on a client site after you hand it over

Buy Now

Available now through the Divi Marketplace. What the purchase covers.

Buying, Licence and Support

Everything Around the Purchase, in One Place

Purchase through the Divi Marketplace. The listing includes unlimited website usage and one year of support and updates.

One Time

Payment

Purchases are handled through the Divi Marketplace. Use Buy Now to view the listing and complete your purchase there.

GPL-2.0-or-later

Licence

GPL-2.0-or-later, with unlimited website usage. The marketplace purchase includes one year of support and updates.

Elegant Themes

Refunds

The marketplace listing includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. Check the listing and service policy for the applicable terms and refund process.

Direct

Support

A support request reaches the people who wrote the plugin.

Terms and Policies

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

In whichever email service your Email Optin is connected to. The plugin does not create a separate subscriber-list database. Enabled actions can still store personal data: WordPress accounts and user metadata, and email restrictions on coupons, remain in your site or store. The settings screen can send each one to your inbox as well.

No. It extends the Divi 5 Email Optin through Divi 5's own APIs, and Divi 4 has no equivalent. You need Divi 5 enabled.

First check the Email Account settings on your Divi Email Optin. The module needs a connected email service before it can display a subscription form.

Reveal on Subscribe withholds the marked element from the initial page output rather than hiding it with CSS. Email-based recognition is not proof of identity. For member-only content, use WordPress Login recognition and review other ways the content could be exposed, including feeds, APIs and caching.

With cookie-based recognition, they may need to subscribe again. The rewards they receive depend on the form settings and the current download window. An existing WordPress account is linked rather than duplicated.

Only for coupons, and only the one you pick. Everything else works without a store. The settings screen tells you if your chosen provider is not active.

No. What a form awards is read on your server and sealed into a signed token; the browser only echoes it back. Same for the file list and the role.

Download the ZIP from your marketplace purchase, then upload it under Plugins › Add New › Upload Plugin and activate it. Your purchase includes one year of support and updates. See the documentation for setup instructions.

Releases

Version Notes

Notes for the available version. See the marketplace listing for downloads and updates.

1.0.0

Available on Divi Marketplace

Available

Includes all five post-subscribe actions. Available through the Divi Marketplace.
Built for Divi 5 and its Email Optin module. Tested against WordPress 6.0 to 7.1 on PHP 7.4 and later.

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See Divi Preset Inspector

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See StackVane Video Import for Divi

Ready When You Are

Give Your Optin Something to Hand Over

A reveal, a store coupon, a secure download and a WordPress account, all set on the Email Optin you already have.

Buy Now Talk to Us First

Collect the Email.Deliver the Rest.