65 templates, and every one of them works
Not screenshots. Each of these is a real form — the same blocks, logic and scoring you'd build yourself. Clone one and it's yours to edit, publish and take answers on.
Contact
Getting in touch, and getting to the right person.
Contact form
The one every site needs, with the fields that actually get read.
Support request
Enough detail to fix it without three emails back and forth.
Request a callback
A name, a number, and when they'd like to be called.
Press enquiry
Deadlines first, so nothing sits in an inbox past publication.
General enquiry
Two fields and a message. Nothing to fill in that isn't needed.
Feedback
What people think, in enough detail to act on.
Customer feedback
A rating, the reason behind it, and permission to follow up.
Net Promoter Score
The standard NPS question, with the follow-up that makes it useful.
Customer satisfaction (CSAT)
One satisfaction question, asked straight after the interaction.
Product feedback
What they use, what's missing, and what nearly made them leave.
Event feedback
Sent the same day, while people still remember the sessions.
Website feedback
What they came for, and whether they found it.
Quizzes & assessments
Scored, with the result worked out as they answer.
General knowledge quiz
Five questions, scored as you go, with a result at the end.
Personality quiz
Scored answers that add up to one of three results.
Skills assessment
Self-rated competencies that add up to a level.
Compliance training check
A pass mark, a name, and a record of who passed.
Lead qualification quiz
Scores a lead as they fill it in and routes them accordingly.
Calculators
A number at the end, calculated from the answers.
Quote calculator
A price worked out live from the answers, before they submit.
ROI calculator
Hours saved times a rate, shown as money per year.
Affordability calculator
Income and outgoings in, a rough borrowing figure out.
Shipping cost calculator
Weight and destination in, a cost out.
Savings goal calculator
How much to put away each month to hit a target.
Registration & RSVP
Events, sessions and anything with a headcount.
Event registration
Names, dietary needs and a headcount you can rely on.
Wedding RSVP
Attending or not, plus the details the caterer needs.
Workshop signup
Session choice, experience level and a confirmation.
Webinar registration
Four fields, consent, and the campaign captured quietly.
Class booking
A date, a class and an emergency contact.
Applications
Jobs, grants, programmes and memberships.
Job application
CV, the right to work, and two questions that actually sort.
Volunteer application
Availability, interests and references.
Grant application
Structured so applications can actually be compared.
Membership application
Who they are, why they're joining, and the rules agreed to.
Vendor application
For markets and fairs: what they sell and what they need.
Surveys
Research, NPS and anything you'll want to compare over time.
Market research
Who they are, what they use now, and what it costs them.
Employee engagement
An anonymous pulse check, with the questions that predict leaving.
Exit survey
Why they're leaving, asked in a way that gets an honest answer.
Cancellation survey
One question, asked at the moment of cancelling.
Community survey
For residents, members or anyone with a shared interest.
Lead capture
Qualifying, routing and booking.
Lead capture
Short, with UTM tracking already wired in.
Book a demo
Qualifies before it books, so nobody's time is wasted.
Request a quote
The details you need to price it, asked once.
Newsletter signup
An email address and explicit consent. Nothing else.
Waitlist
Captures interest and what they'd use it for.
Orders & requests
Taking an order or a request without a shop behind it.
Order form
Items, quantities and a delivery address, with a running total.
Catering order
Headcount, date, dietary needs and a delivery window.
Service request
What's needed, where, and how soon.
Return request
Order number, reason and condition — enough to decide on the spot.
Project brief
The brief a client would have sent if they knew what to include.
Education
Course feedback, enrolment and classroom forms.
Course evaluation
Content, teaching and workload, rated separately.
Student enrolment
Student details, guardian contacts and consents.
Parent–teacher meeting booking
Pick a slot, say who's coming, flag anything to discuss.
School trip consent
Consent, medical details and an emergency contact, on the record.
Classroom quiz
A blank scored quiz ready for your own questions.
HR & internal
The forms a team runs on.
Time off request
Dates, type and cover, approved from one place.
New starter form
Everything HR and IT need before day one.
Performance review
Self-assessment before the conversation, not instead of it.
Expense claim
Receipts attached, coded, and signed off.
IT access request
What they need, why, and who approved it.
Anonymous concern
A genuinely anonymous route to raise something serious.
Healthcare & wellbeing
Intake and screening. Not a substitute for clinical advice.
Patient intake
History, medication and consent, filled in before the appointment.
Appointment booking
Who, when, and whether it's urgent.
Wellbeing check-in
A short, regular pulse check — not a diagnostic tool.
Medical history
A structured history, collected once.
Fitness assessment
Goals, activity level and a screening question that matters.