Template
Contact form
A contact form that does one thing well. The subject list turns an inbox of "hello" into messages you can route, and the confirmation email tells the sender their message actually arrived.
Preview
This is the actual form the template creates, shown as your respondents would see it.
Contact us
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We reply to this address.
Who it is for
Anyone who would rather not publish an email address on a public page.
- Small businesses and freelancers taking enquiries
- Associations and clubs with a public contact page
- Anyone whose published address collects more spam than questions
What is in the form
Seven fields, nothing you do not need.
- Name and email address
- Organisation and phone, both optional
- A subject list: question, quote, support, complaint or something else
- The message itself
- A required consent to your privacy policy
Features it uses
Confirmation to the sender
The sender receives a copy of what they wrote, so nobody wonders whether the form worked. Available on every plan.
Spam kept out
A honeypot and a timing trap run silently, and you can switch on a captcha per workspace.
Messages do not pile up forever
Set a retention period and old enquiries are deleted automatically.
Making it yours
- 1
Copy it into your workspace
It arrives as a draft with the subject list already filled in.
- 2
Rewrite the subjects
Replace the example subjects with the ones you actually want to sort on.
- 3
Publish and link it
Put the link on your contact page, or embed the form in it.
Common questions
- Where do the messages arrive?
- In your workspace, and as an email notification to the address you set. Nothing is lost if the notification bounces.
- Can I route subjects to different people?
- The notification goes to one address. Run a form per team if they need separate inboxes.
Who this is for
Put a real contact form on your site
Copy the template, set your subjects, and publish.