Contact Form Block

The Contact Form block collects names, emails, and phone numbers directly on your page. Submissions flow into your built-in Contacts CRM.

Adding the block

Find it in the Content category (listed as "Contact Form" with "Collect leads & deliver freebies"). Drag it onto the canvas or use an add-block divider. Click the block to open its settings.

Form fields

The form collects name (required), email (required), and optionally phone. Field visibility and button text are configured globally -- see Contact Form Settings for details.

Button text

Customize the submit button text. The default is "Subscribe," but you can change it to fit your context:

• "Subscribe" -- Newsletter signups and general lead capture.
• "Sign Up" -- Community or membership signups.
• "Get Started" -- Onboarding or free trial offers.
• "Send Message" -- General contact or inquiry forms.
• "Get Your Free Guide" -- Paired with a freebie delivery action.

Keep it short and action-oriented.

Appearance

Surface style options control the visual container around the form:

• Plain -- No background or border.
• Minimal -- Subtle separator lines.
• Card -- Bordered card with background.
• Soft -- Light background fill.
• Outline -- Thin border with no fill.
• Accent Left -- Colored accent bar on the left.
• Accent Top -- Colored accent bar along the top.
• Note -- Sticky note appearance.

Card or Soft work particularly well for forms -- they visually separate the form from surrounding content and signal an interactive element.

Post-submission actions

After submission, you can show a confirmation message or automatically deliver a free digital product. Configure this in Contacts > Settings -- see Contact Form Settings.

How contacts appear in the CRM

Every submission creates a contact in your CRM. See How Contacts Are Collected for details.

This block includes the standard heading options.

Pro Tip: If you're using freebie delivery, make your heading and button text specific. Instead of "Subscribe" with "Contact Me," try "Get Your Free Template" with "Download My Free Social Media Planner." Specificity dramatically increases conversions.

Pro Tip: Keep the form short. Fewer fields means more completions. If you don't need phone numbers, leave the Phone field disabled -- a simple name-and-email form converts significantly better.