Create Forms Using a Drag&Drop Interface and Track Conversions

Serverless & Self-hosted

Quick and easy deployment using Webiny CLI.

Complete package

Build forms, define terms and conditions, setup a captcha and view submissions.

Theme

Have a full control over how your form will look like, including on mobile devices.

Serverless by design

use a single command to deploy and configure serverless infrastructure

forget about maintenance and scalability headaches

don't overpay your cloud provider, pay exactly what you've used

Why go serverless?

Build both simple and complex forms pages

Create custom fields and validators

Forms have revisions, so you never lose track of changes

Integrated ReCAPTCHA

Ability to add 3rd party services via webhooks

View, filter and export submissions

See it in action

Features

Drag & drop form builder

Drag and drop fields to create a form. It's super easy to use, no code required. Create anything from simple contact forms to complex sales forms, all in a few minutes.

Create fields with custom validation rules

There are endless applications for the forms. Some of them might require quite specific rules for what users can write into a field.

The UI supports different validation rules to be set. From simple rules to creating a combinations with several rules. This control ensures the form only accepts the correct value sets.

Multi-language support throughout

Creating multi-language content is quite challenging. Creating a form with multi-language support is even harder. Webiny Form Builder has numerous features for this use-case.

From multi-language field names, placeholders, error messages and validation rules, to multi-language terms of service and captcha messages.

Several different field types

Webiny Form Builder features all the essential form elements you might need. This includes basic input fields, as well as text areas for longer text input. Fields like dropdowns, checkboxes, radio buttons, and hidden inputs are also included.

Preview the form before saving

Preview the form right within the form builder. The preview screen is fully 1:1 representation of how your form will look like once included in a page. The preview also follows the selected theme and all the visual rules that you might have defined.

ReCAPTCHA and ToS rules

The integrated option to add a ReCAPTCHA box protects the forms from those evil bots. There is also the option to configure a terms of service checkbox. The ToS is something a user must agree to before submitting the form. This ensuring your GDPR articles are obeyed.

Track form performance

For each form, you will have a clear overview on how the form is performing. You can view the details about each form submit. This provides the full information that the user has entered into the form.

Connect 3rd parties using Webhooks

There are cases where you want to trigger specific actions each time someone submits a form. In some examples you might even want to notify and send the data to a 3rd party. Examples are zapier, slack and similar. Webiny Form Builder allows this integration via a webhook. All you need is the POST URL of the 3rd party.

Integrated with Webiny Page Builder

Once happy with how the form looks like, it's time to insert it into a page. The provided integration with Webiny Page Builder makes this super easy. It's a simple matter of dragging and dropping the form element into a column on a page. Once inserted you will select which form and which revision should to display.

Why choose Webiny?

SaaS CMS

No need to manage infrastructure
Unable to customise the product
You can only build websites
Usually a black-box
You don't own your data

OpenSource CMS

You can customise the product
Build more than websites
Need to hire people to manage infrastructure
High total cost of ownership
Need to over provision and over pay for infrastructure to handle peak demands
Worry about flash-crowds, networking, orchestration, maintenance, and more

Webiny

Serverless level scale, handle any peak demand right out of the box
Save 60% on infrastructure cost compared to OpenSource
Faster time to market as you don't spend time on architecting and orchestrating infrastructure
Build applications, APIs, microservices and websites
Pay per request - never overpay for infrastructure again
No vendor lock-in
Lower TCO when compared to both SaaS and OpenSource
Runs on the architecture of the future