Point any form at leadcheckers. Each submission lands under the right client, gets checked for spam, and is in your email (or your client's) within seconds. No server, no plugin, no SMTP to babysit.
Works with any form, on any stack
This is what happens when someone fills in a form on your client's site. Try it.
Demo only: nothing you type here is sent or stored.
Name it, add the domain. You get a form address right away.
As the action, or in your builder's webhook field. Keep your design.
Filed under that client, emailed to whoever you choose. Send a test from the dashboard.
<form action="https://leadcheckers.org/f/k3m9x2p7qa"
method="POST">
<input name="name" placeholder="Your name">
<input name="email" type="email" required>
<textarea name="message"></textarea>
<!-- spam trap: bots fill it, people never see it -->
<input name="_gotcha" style="display:none">
<button>Send</button>
</form>// AJAX? Ask for JSON and stay on the page.
const res = await fetch("https://leadcheckers.org/f/k3m9x2p7qa", {
method: "POST",
headers: { Accept: "application/json" },
body: new FormData(form),
});
const { ok } = await res.json(); // { ok: true }// Webflow → Form block → Form settings
Action https://leadcheckers.org/f/k3m9x2p7qa
Method POST
// Framer → Form → Send to: Webhook
// WordPress → your form plugin → Webhook URL
// Carrd, Wix, Squarespace → "custom form action"Each site has its own inbox, unread count and forms. See at a glance which client got a lead today, and open their leads without digging through your email.
Every submission goes through a honeypot, link and keyword checks, a lock to the client's domain and per-visitor limits. Spam goes to its own folder with the reason, never to your email, and never counts against your plan.
Up to five recipients per form. The lead lands in their email with every field, and hitting Reply answers the person who filled in the form. Your client looks fast, and you look good.
Export any site or form to CSV for Excel, Sheets or your client's CRM. And if you go past your monthly limit, leads are still saved and shown: only the email waits.
You build it, you launch it, you move on. The forms keep sending leads to your client, and you keep one dashboard for every site you've ever shipped.
Stop running a different plugin on every client's hosting. One standard way to receive forms, with an inbox per client your whole team can find.
Every plan has every feature and unlimited forms. Pick the one that fits how many clients you run.
For your own site or your first few clients.
First month, then $14.90/mo
$89.40 the first year, then $149/yr
For freelancers running forms for many clients.
First month, then $19.99/mo
$119.40 the first year, then $199/yr
Just one launch? $11.99 for a week
For agencies with a long list of client sites.
First month, then $49/mo
$294 the first year, then $490/yr
Something else? Log in and reach us from your account.
Only the form's action. Your fields, layout and styles stay exactly as they are: every named field is saved. In Webflow, Framer, WordPress plugins and most builders you paste the address into the "action" or "webhook" setting.
No. You manage every site from your login. If the client wants the leads, add their email to the form's alerts (up to 5 recipients per form) and they get each lead in their inbox.
Yes. That's the main reason it exists: static hosting can't send email on its own. The form posts straight to us, so there's no server or function to deploy.
A hidden honeypot field, link and keyword checks, a lock to the client's domain and limits per visitor. Anything that trips a check goes to the site's Spam folder with the reason, never to your email, and doesn't count toward your plan. One click moves it back if it was real.
Nothing is lost. New leads keep arriving in the dashboard; only the email alerts pause until the 1st. We warn you at 80% so you can upgrade first.
Yes. Send JSON or FormData with Accept: application/json and you get {"ok": true} back instead of a redirect. CORS is open, so it works from any domain.
Yes, set it per form, or pass _next in the form with a page on the client's domain. Without one, visitors see a clean thank-you page with a link back to the site.
Yes, in two clicks from your account, no email needed. Forms keep working until the end of the period you paid for, and you have 30 days after that to export everything.
Make sure it lands somewhere. Connect the first site now; it takes about three minutes.