Templates and categories
Start from one of 15 pre-made templates or a blank form. Templates are grouped by category in the picker, which pre-fills the questions for you.
- Contact and enquiry forms
- Lead-capture and quote-request forms
- Onboarding and intake forms
- RSVP and registration forms
- Feedback and survey forms
Forms have no dedicated date input, so any template that needs a date uses a text field whose label states the expected format.
Building your questions
Add fields in the order you'd ask them in person. Each can be marked required.
A single line for names, companies or references.
A paragraph for detailed answers.
Choose one option from a list you define.
Radio-style selection of exactly one option.
Select any number of options.
Publishing and embedding
Every form has a clean public page at its own address.
Copy and share the link anywhere.
Paste the snippet into any website to embed the form inline.
Pause a form to stop new submissions without losing any history.
The Share tab shows total and unique views plus a conversion rate from views to submissions.
Mapping fields to a contact list
Custom forms use field-centric mapping: every field maps onto a column in a target contact list, and submissions dedupe by email.
- 1Choose the contact list this form should feed.
- 2Map each field to a column — the editor auto-matches by label.
- 3Create a new column inline when nothing fits, or leave a field on "Don't sync".
Submissions are always stored whether or not the form is connected to a list, so you never lose a response by leaving it unmapped.
Viewing submissions
Every submission records the submitter's country, device type and time.
See each form's submissions on its own page.
A cross-form view collecting all submissions in one place.
A per-form status and sync summary showing where each form points and whether it's active.
Charging for a submission
A custom form can take payment by attaching a product on its Payment tab — turning it into an order form, a paid application or a deposit form. Payment runs through your own connected Stripe account.
The default — a free form.
The submission succeeds immediately and an invoice for the attached products is emailed to pay later.
The visitor pays through Stripe before the submission is accepted.
Build a catalog and connect Stripe first — see the Products, Storefront & Payments guide.