Template
Contact form
The classic, done right: a reason dropdown for triage, a long message field and validated contact details. The embed drops into your page in a minute.
Who it's for: Business sites, portfolios, and anyone tired of a bare email address on their page.
No card · Opens already built in your editor
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Your name *
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Your email *
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Reason *QuestionQuoteSupport +1
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Your message *
When to use it
- Your site needs a contact form now, without a backend or plugins — embed it or link it and it works.
- You want messages classified at the source (sales, support, other) so they route without reading one by one.
- You'd rather get each message via webhook in your tool (Slack, CRM) than in yet another inbox.
What's inside and why
- Your name
- To reply to a person, not a message. Short on purpose: every extra field on a contact form costs submissions.
- Your email
- The reply channel, with format validation — a contact without a valid email is wasted work.
- Reason
- Classifies at the source: messages arrive labeled (sales, support…) so you can prioritize or route them via webhook.
- Your message
- Free paragraph last, once the easy part is done: ordering fields from least to most effort maximizes completed submissions.
Tips to get the most out of it
- Reply fast the first weeks and measure: the “reason” field tells you which type of message dominates and where your public info falls short.
- The anti-spam honeypot is built in; if noise still gets through, enable moderation with blocked words.
- Wire the webhook to Slack or your CRM: answering a sales inquiry in 5 minutes beats any campaign.
Frequently asked questions
Can I embed the form on my website?
Yes: besides the direct link, you can embed it with an iframe so it lives inside your page, with your accent color and your logo.
How do I get notified of each new message?
Set up the webhook and every submission arrives as a signed JSON POST to any URL — Slack, Zapier, Make, n8n or your own system. Everything also stays in your dashboard.
What about spam?
The form ships with an invisible honeypot that filters common bots, plus per-IP rate limits. If your site attracts heavy noise, add blocked words in settings.