Leads and enquiries
The Quote request template
Use it when you price jobs and want everything you need to quote without a second email.
10 questions, 6 of them required. Publish it as it stands, or change every word first. Applying it is one edit you can undo.
On every plan, including the free one
What it asks
Every question, in order
Each one already has the right kind of answer behind it, so a phone number is a phone field and a date is a date rather than a box somebody types anything into.
Every answer lands on one customer record. A person who fills this in and later fills in another of your forms is one contact with one timeline, not two rows to merge.
| Question | Answer | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Short text | Yes |
| Yes | ||
| Phone | Phone | Yes |
| What do you need | Choose one | Yes |
| Anything else while we are there | Choose several | No |
| Where is the work | Address | Yes |
| Needed by | Date | No |
| Rough budget | Amount | No |
| Describe the job | Long text | Yes |
| A photo, if it helps | File upload | No |
After you publish
What this form can do the moment it is live
Nothing below is an upgrade or an add-on. It is what every published PopzIQ form does, including this one on the free plan.
Show it any way
Inline, popup, slide-in, bar or fullscreen. Same form, one setting.
Read its funnel
Views, starts and submissions, plus where people stop.
Test the headline
Two versions of the words and one sentence about which won.
Keep the spam out
A honeypot, rate limits and an optional challenge that never refuses a lead.
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Publish the Quote request form today
Create a workspace, apply this template and press publish. Five minutes from signing up to a form collecting answers is the bar we build against.
No card to start. No trial clock. The free plan runs the whole loop.