For marketing teams
Capture leads where people already are — embedded in the page, in a popup, or behind a QR code — with forms styled to your brand instead of a generic form-builder look.
Lead capture
Short embedded forms that trade one question for one contact detail.
Newsletter signups
An email field that looks native to your site, not bolted on.
Feedback surveys
Post-purchase and NPS surveys short enough to finish on a phone.
Landing page forms
Full-page branded forms that work as the landing page itself.
Themes, fonts, and brand colors apply to embeds and popups too — the form your visitors see looks like you built it, because you did.
A campaign that takes off shouldn't hit a paywall mid-month. Fomr doesn't count responses, so your best month is never your most expensive.
Embed, popup, link, and QR responses all land in the same place, ready to filter, export, or forward to the team.
Every template is fully editable — restyle it, restructure it, make it yours.
Collect brand goals, audience insights, and creative direction before a strategy or design project.
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Yes. Every form comes with an embed snippet — paste it into any website builder or HTML page and the form renders inline, matching the theme you designed. You can also open forms as a popup over your page instead of embedding them inline.
Publishing gives you a share link you can send anywhere — email, chat, social, or a QR code. The same form can also be embedded on your website or shown as a popup, and responses from every channel land in one place.
Your next form deserves better than a white page with dropdowns.
Build something people actually want to fill out.