Make a contact page with a form
Describe who you are and what people can ask, and get a clean contact page with a form that sends each message to your email.
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Many people put an email address on a page and hope it gets found. A contact page does better: it says who you are, what is worth writing about, how quickly you reply, and gives a form so that the message arrives with the details you need. This tool builds that page from a few lines about you. Visitors send a name, an email and a message; you get an email with the visitor as the reply-to, so you answer from your own mail.
What you get
Say what is worth writing about
A few lines set expectations, which cuts vague messages.
Replies go from your own mail
Each message arrives with the visitor's address as reply-to.
Spam kept down
A hidden check, a robot check and limits keep bots out of your inbox.
How it works
- Step 1
Describe it in your own words.
- Step 2
See the page, with its form, in the preview.
- Step 3
Create a free account to edit it, publish it on a link and get the answers.
Who uses it
Freelancers
Send clients one link that explains how to reach you.
Small shops and services
A page for questions that does not expose your inbox to scrapers.
Clubs and volunteer groups
One place for enquiries, with the answers saved even if an email is lost.
Questions
Will I get every message?
Each message is saved in a Responses tab as soon as it is sent, and emailed to your verified address. If the email fails, the message is still in the tab.
Do I need a verified email?
Yes, to receive the emails. The tab works either way.
Is the form safe from spam?
It uses a hidden field, a minimum fill time, a robot check and rate limits. No filter is perfect, so check the Responses tab if you expect a message.
Where do the messages go?
Once the page is published from your account, each one is saved in a Responses tab that only you can open, and emailed to you at your verified address with the sender as the reply-to. In the free preview the form is shown but does not send.