A form that already does the job, ready to change and use.
Enquiry forms, bookings, feedback, orders. Open one, change the wording to suit your business, and put it on your site the same day.
What a template is
A form somebody has already written for you. You change the words to suit your business, then put it on your site or send it as a link. Nothing to install, and the free plan covers 10 of them.
Whichever one you pick, the same thing changes: answers arrive as records instead of messages. You can sort them, give each one an owner and a status, and send them to a spreadsheet when you need to.
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Pick one. Look for the job you need doing, not the exact wording. The closest one is close enough.
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Change the words. Rename a question, drop one you do not need, add your logo. It works by dragging, so there is nothing to learn first.
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Put it to work. Paste one line onto your site, or just share the link. Answers arrive in one place and you can export them whenever you want.
Pick the one closest to what you need
None of these has to be used as it stands. Every question, label and colour can be changed, and nothing here needs a developer.
Getting enquiries
Someone wants to hear from you. Take their details without losing any of them to an inbox.
Helping people work out what they need
For anyone who sells more than one thing. Ask a few questions, then tell somebody which option suits them and who is worth a call.
Bookings and orders
Take an appointment, a place at an event, or an order, with the details you need to fulfil it.
Hearing from customers
Ask how it went, and get answers you can compare rather than a pile of free text.
Running the work
Intake, briefs and support requests, so a job arrives with everything needed to start it.
Sign-ups and applications
People putting themselves forward, for a role or for a rota.
Can't find what you need? Start from a blank form below, or tell us what is missing .
What every template can do
The same three things are available on any of them, whether you change one above or start from a blank form.
Questions that depend on the answers
Show or hide a question based on what someone has already said, so nobody is asked about a delivery address when they picked collection.
Long forms split across steps
Ask a few questions at a time instead of showing a page of them, with the answers saved as somebody moves through.
Answers as a PDF report
Turn what somebody filled in into a PDF, scored if the form asks scoring questions. Used for readiness reports and audits.
Nothing here fits? Start from a blank form
Drag the questions you need into place, set which ones only appear when they are relevant, and save it as a template your team can reuse. It works the same way as changing one of the templates above.
Get Started FreeFor developers: a template is JSON, and you can create and manage them through the API.