Use cases
Three journeys, all the way through.
Not feature lists. Each of these follows one job from the moment somebody fills in a form to the moment you have done something useful about it, naming the rows that get written at every step.
Every template, display mode and event type mentioned is a real one, checked against the product by a test on this site.
Pick one
Whichever is closest to your week
They share the same machinery. They differ in what you are trying to make happen.
- Anybody who quotes for work: trades, agencies, studios, consultancies.
Turn website enquiries into a pipeline you work
A quote request form on your site becomes a contact, a lead in a pipeline you named and a follow-up that fires on its own, without a single export.
5 steps, in order
- Shops, publishers, restaurants and anybody whose next sale comes from somebody who already knows them.
Grow a mailing list without paying to hold on to it
An exit popup captures the email, consent is recorded as an event with its source and time, then the broadcast goes out from your own sending domain. Contacts are unlimited on every plan.
5 steps, in order
- Anybody running a workshop, a webinar, a class or a party.
Take registrations, then actually get people through the door
A registration form on a link you can send anywhere, dietary and access needs asked properly, a reminder that goes out on its own and a record of who actually came back next time.
5 steps, in order
Or start from a template and find out
Twenty forms with the questions already written. Apply one, publish it and see where it takes you.
No card to start. No trial clock. The free plan runs the whole loop.