Enquiries you can triage
A topic field means sales messages never sit unread in a support queue.
Form Types
A contact form is usually the highest-traffic form on a website and the one people put the least thought into. Adding a topic field and two qualifying questions turns anonymous "hello" messages into enquiries your team can actually prioritise.
Name, email, topic and message. That is the whole baseline contact form.
Sales, support, partnership, careers — this one field decides who reads the message.
Use conditional logic to ask budget, timeline or company size only when the topic is sales.
Write a confirmation message that states your real response time.
Put the short link behind a Contact button, or share the QR code on print material.
Filter submissions by topic in the dashboard and export leads to your CRM.
These are the fields most small businesses, agencies, freelancers and website owners end up needing. Start with them, then cut anything you will not act on — shorter forms get finished.
Not sure where to start? Describe your contact form to the AI form generator and edit the draft it produces.
A topic field means sales messages never sit unread in a support queue.
Conditional budget and timeline questions surface serious enquiries immediately.
Every message is a structured record with the context attached.
A contact form fits comfortably inside the free plan for most small sites.
Show sales questions only to sales enquiries.
Required structured fields and validation reduce junk compared with a bare email link.
Match your site's colours, fonts and logo so the form does not look bolted on.
Export enquiries as CSV for import into your CRM.
Publish the form and link your Contact button to the short link, or place the QR code on print material. The form opens as a fast, branded page on any device.
Use a topic dropdown and required structured fields rather than a single free-text box, and keep an eye on the responses dashboard — structured forms attract far less junk than an exposed email address.
Use the topic field to categorise, then filter by topic in the dashboard or on export to route each group to the right team.
Yes. You can build and publish a contact form on the Formblyt free plan, within the free plan's monthly form and response limits. Paid plans raise those limits and unlock branding removal and advanced analytics.
No. Anyone with the link or QR code can complete the form in a browser. You can optionally require an email address if you need to identify each respondent.
Start from a prompt or a template, edit the questions, and publish a shareable link in minutes. Built for small businesses, agencies, freelancers and website owners.