Can You Email the People Who Sign Your Petition?
Yes — and on iPetitions you stay connected with the people who chose to support your petition. Post a campaign update and it lands in the inbox of your verified signers. It’s free, and there’s no list for you to build or maintain.
What you get, free
- Free — no per-email charge, no premium tier.
- Reaches the people who signed and confirmed their email.
- No mailing list to build, import or maintain.
- Signing needs no account, so more people actually sign.
Some platforms treat the people who sign your petition as their own audience. We think they’re your supporters — you brought them to the campaign.
A signature is the start, not the finish
Someone who signs your petition has already told you they care. The campaigns that win are the ones that come back to those people — when the council schedules the vote, when the company finally replies, when you’re 200 names from the goal you set.
On iPetitions that costs nothing and takes a couple of minutes.
Make it worth opening
Lead with what changed — that first line is what people see in their inbox. Keep it short, and end with one clear thing to do: share it, show up, sign something else. Momentum is the whole game, and supporters who hear from you are the ones who bring the next hundred names.
Frequently asked questions
No. Supporter emails are free on every petition — no premium tier, no per-email charge.
No. They confirm by email instead, which keeps friction low and your signature count credible.
Signers who confirmed their email address and have not unsubscribed.
Up to once every 24 hours and three times in any seven days. Post as many updates to your petition page as you like — only the supporter emails are capped.