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Embeddable Forms forms for Contact Us pages, etc.

Embeddable forms provide a versatile solution for capturing user input directly on your site without requiring visitors to leave your page or open their email client. Common use cases include contact forms for general inquiries, user surveys, feedback collection, and support request management—all while keeping your team’s email addresses private and maintaining a streamlined user experience.

Many form builder embeds, such as Google Forms, can be inserted into a post or page using Lede’s iframe block.

Below are two free form solutions that may meet your needs. If you require a more custom solution, please file a support ticket with the details.

JotForm

JotForm is a no-code form builder that enables you to create custom forms, surveys, registration forms, and application forms through a drag-and-drop interface. The free tier includes basic functionality with limitations on monthly submissions (100 responses) and form count (5 forms), and includes JotForm branding. Paid plans offer increased submission limits, unlimited forms, and the ability to remove JotForm branding. JotForm forms can be embedded using Lede’s iframe block.

Web3Forms

Web3Forms is a lightweight, privacy-focused form service that processes form data rather than providing a visual form builder. Users integrate Web3Forms by adding a simple HTML form with a unique access key to their site. When visitors submit the form, Web3Forms processes the data and forwards it via email to specified recipients.

The free tier offers up to 250 submissions per month with unlimited forms and includes features like file uploads, spam filtering, and email notifications. Forms on the free tier include Web3Forms branding. Paid plans increase monthly submission limits and remove the Web3Forms branding. Since Web3Forms uses HTML rather than embeds, these forms can be added using the core WordPress HTML block.

If you need assistance implementing either of these solutions, please let us know.

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