Contact and leads
A question, a demo request or a quote, with the answers in your inbox or your CRM before you have read the email.
Forms · payments · integrations
Forms that send every answer where it belongs.
Build a form in minutes, put it on any website with one line, and have every answer land in your CRM, your inbox, Zapier or your own systems. Take payments and signatures on the way.
- Free for non-commercial use
- Six languages, built to WCAG 2.2 AA
- Hosted in the EU, and keeping nothing is a choice
What people build
One builder for every kind of form
Start from a template or from nothing, and change everything afterwards.
Events and tickets
Registrations with sessions, places that run out, waiting lists, and tickets paid before the registration is done.
Surveys and NPS
Stars, scales from 0 to 10, rankings and statements, with a different thank-you for your fans.
Applications and intake
Several steps, repeating entries, files and a signature, drawn or typed, saved as a PDF.
Quizzes and scoring
Answers that count, a live score, and an outcome that depends on it.
Orders and donations
A total that adds itself up and a payment to your own Mollie or Stripe account.
Integrations
Answers go where your work happens
Straight into Dynamics 365, to a flow, a Zap or a channel, or to any system with an API. Every call signed, every call logged.
- Dynamics 365
- Power Automate
- Zapier
- Make
- Microsoft Teams
- Slack
- Mollie
- Stripe
- Webhooks
- REST API
Your data, your choice
Decide per form what happens to the answers.
A newsletter sign-up and a complaint about an invoice do not deserve the same treatment. Each form says what it keeps, and the builder holds to it.
Keep nothing
Answers pass straight through to Dynamics 365 and are never stored by Formscoop. Only a count per day survives, so you can still see the form is working.
Keep a copy
A submissions overview with search, CSV export and a retry button for anything Dynamics 365 refused. Copies delete themselves after 7 to 365 days.
Email every submission
The answers, plus links to the records that were created, sent to whoever handles them. Reply and you are writing back to the person who asked.
Try it
This is a real form.
It is embedded on this page with the same snippet you would use, and it is connected to the demonstration environment: it validates, plans and records your submission exactly like a live one, and writes nothing anywhere.
Use sanne.devries@example.com as the email address to watch it recognise an existing contact instead of creating a new one.