Use case

Contact forms that stay on your site

Give visitors a clear way to reach you without leaving your pages. Route messages into a dedicated inbox and get email when they arrive.

The problem

Generic mailto links get ignored. Contact traffic mixed with waitlists and demos creates triage chaos.

How FormKlar helps

Build a contact form with message, email, and company/individual fields when you need them. Embed it in the footer or contact page. Notify sales or support by email.

Contact-ready details

Company vs individual

Conditional labels help B2B and consumer inquiries share one form cleanly.

Message + email

Structured enough for follow-up, short enough to finish.

Notify the right inbox

Point notify email at support@ or sales@ as needed.

Add contact in three steps

1

Create the form

Email, message, and optional phone or company fields.

2

Enable notify

Use the address your team actually reads.

3

Embed

Paste into /contact or the site footer HTML.

Use this contact setup

Create a Contact form with Email, Message, and optional Name/Phone. Enable company vs individual if you need both. Set notify email, embed on your contact page, and keep this form’s inbox separate from waitlist or demo forms.

  • Email
  • Message
  • Name (optional)
  • Phone (optional)
  • Company / Individual (optional)

FAQ

Suggested fields?

Email, message, optional name/phone, and entity type when you serve both companies and individuals.

Spam protection?

Public forms use Turnstile verification and a honeypot field.

Push to tools?

Export, API, or Pro webhooks — no native CRM claim.

Publish a contact form free

Embed · inbox · email notify

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