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Visual contact form builder
Contact forms that feel native to your website.
Framebase gives designers and agencies a visual contact form builder instead of a stack of settings and a cramped preview. Style every field, step, button, success state, and confirmation email in one canvas, then publish the finished form with a hosted link, an embed script, or a native Framer component.
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- Single-page and multi-step forms
- Custom success screens
- Confirmation emails with answer macros
- Hosted, embedded, or native Framer publishing
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What is a visual contact form builder?
A visual contact form builder lets you design the form on a live canvas and see the actual desktop and mobile result before publishing. In Framebase, the form, success state, and confirmation email share the same workflow, while each submission arrives in the unified inbox for follow-up.
Design the whole form journey—not just the fields.
A form is more than an input list. Framebase keeps the visitor experience, the follow-up email, and the team response connected from the first field to the final reply.
Multi-step intake without blind spots
Break longer forms into clear steps, reorder fields, switch between steps visually, and give visitors a more manageable path to completion.
Confirmation emails in the same builder
Design the acknowledgement your visitor receives and personalize it with submitted answers such as name, company, or project type.
Submissions ready for follow-up
Every response enters the Framebase inbox where it can be opened, snoozed, completed, filtered, exported on paid plans, or assigned on Team.
From blank canvas to working contact form
Build once, choose the publishing path that fits the site, and keep the operational work attached to the form instead of scattering it across tools.
- 01
Design
Start from a preset or a blank form, add the fields you need, and match the surrounding website’s visual system.
- 02
Preview
Check each step, success state, confirmation email, and mobile layout before anything reaches a visitor.
- 03
Publish
Use a standalone hosted page, paste one embed script, or insert the form through Framebase’s Framer plugin.
- 04
Respond
Review submissions in one inbox, keep follow-up status visible, and export or route data when the workflow grows.
Contact forms for work that needs context
Agency project intake
Collect budget, timeline, services, and project context in a branded multi-step flow that is ready to share with a client.
Portfolio enquiries
Replace a generic plugin panel with a compact contact experience that belongs inside the portfolio’s typography and layout.
Qualified lead capture
Ask the questions that help a team prioritize the right opportunities, then keep each submission visible until someone follows up.
Questions, answered
What people ask before publishing.
Can I use a Framebase contact form without code?
Yes. Design the form visually and publish it as a hosted page. For an existing website, paste the provided embed script or use the Framer plugin.
Can the form have multiple steps?
Yes. You can create and reorder multiple steps, move between them in the builder, and preview the complete flow before publishing.
Can I customize the confirmation email?
Yes. The confirmation email is designed in the same canvas and can include the submitter’s answers through macros such as name or company.
Where do form submissions go?
Submissions appear in the unified Framebase inbox. Pro and Team can also export submission and customer data; Team adds API access and webhooks.
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Build a contact form your design can stand behind.
Start with the free plan, publish up to three widgets, and upgrade only when you need more sites, volume, or team workflows.