Forms & Lead Capture

Forms are how you collect information from visitors: contact requests, quote inquiries, booking questions, whatever you need. In StoutStack, building a form is a two-part job: first you create the form in the Forms area, then you place it on a page...

Once your form is live, you'll want to know the moment someone fills it in. StoutStack gives you three separate ways to get notified: email, Slack, and webhooks. They're all optional, and you can switch on any mix of them. One important reassurance...

Once you've built a form, two things bring it to life on your site: deciding what the visitor sees after they hit submit, and placing the form on a page so people can actually find it. This article covers both. What the visitor sees after...

Every time someone fills in one of your forms, StoutStack keeps a record of it. You'll find these under Forms → Form Submissions. The best part: this happens automatically and always, even if you never set up an email, Slack, or webhook...

Sometimes you don't need a full contact form. You just want to collect email addresses. StoutStack has two purpose-built sections for exactly that: Newsletter and Lead Magnet. They're separate from the full Forms system and are designed to be quick...

A Quiz is one of your forms, shown one question at a time. Someone answers two or three easy things before you ask for their name and number, and the last screen can show them a result: a recommendation, a tailored message, or a price worked out...

Your product catalog gives customers three ways to move from browsing to getting in touch: a form on every product page, a quote list for asking about several products at once, and a side-by-side comparison to help them choose. This article covers...