Templates

Twenty forms. None of them a blank page.

A gallery is only useful if the forms in it are the ones you were about to build. These are the twenty a small business actually needs, with the questions already written, the right field for each answer and a look chosen to suit it.

Pick one, change anything, publish. Applying a template is a single edit you can undo, so trying one costs nothing.

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2 templates

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The two forms almost every business needs on day one.

  • Contact us

    5 questions

    Use it when every enquiry from your site should land in one place instead of a personal inbox.

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  • Newsletter signup

    2 questions

    Use it when you want a mailing list and the whole ask is one box and one tick.

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6 templates

Leads and enquiries

Somebody wants to buy something. Ask enough to quote and no more.

  • Quote request

    10 questions

    Use it when you price jobs and want everything you need to quote without a second email.

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  • Demo request

    9 questions

    Use it when you sell by showing the product and need to know who is worth calling first.

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  • Callback request

    5 questions

    Use it when people would rather be rung than write, and you need a number and a good time.

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  • Order enquiry

    8 questions

    Use it when people ask about buying something and you need the item, the quantity and where it goes.

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  • Free download

    3 questions

    Use it when a guide, a price list or a template is the thing people came for and an email is the price.

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  • Product waitlist

    4 questions

    Use it before something is on sale, so you launch to a list rather than to nobody.

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6 templates

People and events

Signing up, turning up and applying.

  • Event registration

    7 questions

    Use it for a ticketed or free event where you need a headcount and what people need on the night.

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  • RSVP

    6 questions

    Use it for an invitation where the only real question is whether somebody is coming.

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  • Webinar signup

    6 questions

    Use it for an online session where people pick a time and you email them the link.

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  • Appointment booking request

    7 questions

    Use it when people ask for a slot and you confirm it yourself rather than running a diary online.

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  • Job application

    9 questions

    Use it when you are hiring and want a CV, the basics and a cover note in one page.

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  • Competition entry

    5 questions

    Use it for a prize draw or a giveaway, where the rules and the consent have to be explicit.

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6 templates

After the sale

Support, feedback and the reviews that bring the next customer.

  • Support request

    6 questions

    Use it when customers report problems and you want the first reply to be an answer.

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  • Feedback survey

    4 questions

    Use it right after one job or one visit, to hear how that particular one went.

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  • Net promoter score

    3 questions

    Use it when you want one number you can track every month, and the reason behind it.

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  • Customer satisfaction

    4 questions

    Use it once a quarter across all your customers, to see which part of the business is letting the rest down.

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  • Review collection

    6 questions

    Use it to gather the words you will quote on your site, with permission to publish them.

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  • Refer a friend

    6 questions

    Use it when your best customers would happily recommend you if you gave them somewhere to do it.

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What a template is, or is not

It is code, not content. Every template ships inside the product rather than sitting in a content system somewhere, so the form you get is the form these pages describe and both move together.

It is a starting point you own. Add a question, delete one, change every word. Nothing about a form stays tied to the template it came from.

It carries a look you can drop. Each one arrives with one of five themes already chosen. Type, colour, spacing and background are all yours from one panel afterwards.

Publish one of these in five minutes

Create a workspace, pick a template, change the words that are not yours and press publish. That is the whole path from nothing to a form collecting answers.

Create your workspaceThen choose how it shows

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