Collected for you
- The message, the name and the contact details
- Any photos or documents the customer attaches
- The page and the campaign that sent them
- The date and time of every step you take
Turn website visitors into organized opportunities instead of scattered emails.
Anyone whose next customer starts with a question.
Looking to open up the kitchen and dining space. We have drawings and a target fall start.
Form submittedToday · 10:42 AM
Sarah is planning a kitchen renovation and has found your project page. Here is everything that happens after she taps Send.
Sarah fills in your estimate form, attaches three photos of the room and sees a friendly confirmation right away.
The inquiry appears at the top of your inbox with her message, her photos and the page she came from.
You read it over lunch and add a note: good fit, call after four.
You call. Afterwards you move her to In progress, so nobody on the team wonders whether she has been contacted.
You win the job. The whole history — the first message, the photos, your notes — is still on one screen.
Your site, your customers and your recent activity stay together, so you type less into two places and have fewer connections to keep working.
Project type, rough timing, budget range, a photo of the problem. Ask well and the first phone call is a short one.
Contact forms, quote requests and uploaded files all arrive in the same list, newest first.
Each inquiry keeps its source, so after a month you know whether the road sign or the search ad is doing the work.
Add a note, set a stage, hand it to a teammate. Nothing depends on somebody remembering to forward an email.
Get an email or a browser notification the moment something arrives, or one quiet summary a day instead.
A homeowner sends pictures of the sagging deck before you drive anywhere. You already know whether it is a repair or a rebuild.
See contractors & home servicesA short form asks what the matter involves and how soon it is happening, so the first conversation starts somewhere useful.
See professional servicesNew clients share their dog’s age, vaccine records and the fact that he does not love the dryer — before the appointment, not during it.
See pet servicesNo. Forms are part of your site, and every submission is saved in your dashboard instead of only being emailed to you.
Yes. Photos and documents arrive with the inquiry and stay stored beside it.
Forms include quiet spam protection and repeat abuse is limited automatically. Anything that gets through takes one click to remove.
Yes. The information belongs to you and can be exported from the dashboard whenever you want it.
Put a real form on your site today. Free to start, no card required.