AgencyKit is an all-in-one website form builder for agencies. Paste one script tag and one div, and the form is live on your own site in your own typeface. What people send becomes a lead, tells the right person, answers them, and can book the meeting.
AgencyKit Forms puts a form on your own marketing website and turns what people send into leads in your workspace. You paste one script tag and one empty div where the form should sit, then build the questions, the look and what happens afterwards inside the app. A form in the page is on every plan from $9 a month; popups, routing rules and webhooks sit on the higher plans.
Three steps, and an enquiry from your website is a lead somebody has already answered.
Most form tools end at the notification email. This one starts a lead, tells the right person, answers the sender and can put a meeting in your calendar.
One script tag and one empty div. There is no iframe, nothing to install on your host and no setting to change at your domain.
The form renders in a shadow root, so your stylesheet cannot break it and its styles cannot break your page. By default it takes the font your site is already using.
Short text, long text, a link, a dropdown, a phone number, a number, an email address, a consent tick box, and a question that books a meeting. Up to twenty of them.
Add a “pick a time” question and the form offers the times you are genuinely free. The meeting it creates is the answer, so the booking and the enquiry are one record.
What arrives is not a row in a form tool waiting to be exported. Each submission becomes a lead in the same workspace as your clients, proposals and invoices, carrying the ad or campaign it came from.
A form that cannot answer the person who filled it in is half a feature, so the reply is on the $9 plan too. What the higher plans change is how many go out in a day.
If a question is a given answer, then tell these people instead, or show them this page instead. The whole vocabulary is is, is not, contains and is empty, and the first match wins.
A notification that fails is retried with a doubling gap and gives up after twelve attempts, and every attempt is on a log you can read rather than a report written beside it.
A hidden field a person never sees and a bot fills in, plus separate budgets for reading a form and sending it, so page views never eat what a real prospect needs.
The usual setup is a form tool, a spreadsheet it writes to, an automation service in the middle and a CRM at the end, and four bills for one enquiry. Here the form is a screen in the same workspace as the lead it creates, so there is no integration to keep alive and nothing that quietly stops syncing on a Friday.
Try it freeNo export, no automation service in the middle, no second bill. The enquiry lands where the work already happens.
Every AgencyKit account already had a public capture form, so putting Forms behind the top plan would have taken something away. The form stays; what you buy is scale.
| Limit | Starter, $9/mo | Agency, $39/mo | Agency Pro, $69/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forms on your site | 1 | 1 | Unlimited |
| Automatic replies a day | 20 | 200 | 200 |
| People one form can tell | 1 | 5 | Unlimited |
| Apps one form can post to | — | 1 | 3 |
| Routing rules | — | — | 5 |
| Popup and slide-in | — | — | Yes |
| Delivery log kept for | 7 days | 30 days | 90 days |
Every account starts on a 14-day free trial of Agency Pro, and a workspace accepts 200 submissions a day on any plan.
Build it, paste two lines, and the next enquiry arrives as a lead somebody has already answered. Try every feature free for 14 days.
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