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How do I export my subscribers from OneFront?

Updated July 20, 2026

The short answer

To export your subscribers, open the Audience tab in your dashboard and use the export option to download your list as a CSV file. The CSV contains the emails people entered through your page's subscribe form, so you can import them into any email platform you use. Your list is yours — export it whenever you want, as often as you want.

An audience you can't take with you isn't really yours. OneFront treats your subscriber list as your property — export it to a CSV any time, as many times as you want, and take it wherever you send email.

What you get

The export is a plain CSV of the emails collected through your page's subscribe form. Plain means portable: open it in a spreadsheet, or import it straight into any email platform. There's no proprietary format and no cap on exporting your own data.

Why portability matters

Some tools make it easy to collect a list and hard to leave with it. That's a trap. Because your OneFront list exports cleanly, you're free to switch email providers, run a one-off campaign somewhere new, or keep a backup — without asking anyone's permission. Collect subscribers on your page; own them everywhere else.

How to export your subscribers, step by step

  1. 1Open the Audience tab. Go to Audience in your dashboard, where your subscriber list lives.
  2. 2Export as CSV. Use the export option to download a CSV of your subscribers' emails.
  3. 3Import into your email tool. Upload the CSV to whatever email platform you send from — the list belongs to you, not a locked-in tool.

Frequently asked

What's in the export file?
A CSV of the email addresses collected through your page's subscribe form. It's a plain file you can open in any spreadsheet or import into an email service.
Can I export more than once?
Yes — export as often as you like. There's no cap on pulling your own list out.

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