Lead forms
Forms that ask what you'd ask on the phone.
Name, email and message tells you nothing about the job. Every Buildrok website ships with a quote form built for its trade, so you call back knowing what it is, how urgent it is and where.
What each trade's form asks
On top of the name and phone number, which every form asks for.
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Plumbers
- How urgent it is
- The kind of job
- Property type
- Where the problem is
- A photo
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Electricians
- How urgent it is
- The kind of job
- Home or business
- How old the panel is
- A photo
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Roofers
- How urgent it is
- The roof type
- Home or business
- Whether it's an insurance claim
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Movers
- Move date, and whether it's flexible
- Home size
- From and to, with floors and stairs
- Extra services, storage and specialty items
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Contractors
- Project type
- Where the job is
- Timeline
- Budget
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Landscapers
- The service
- How often
- Home or business
- Yard size
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Cleaners
- The service
- How often
- The address
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Barbers
- The service
- A day and a time
Questions about the forms
What's the difference between a contact form and a lead form?
A contact form asks for a name, an email and a message. A lead form asks the questions you would ask on the phone, so you know what the job is, how urgent it is and where it is before you call back.
Can I change the questions?
Yes. Every label on the form can be edited right on the page, and in the editor's settings you can swap in a form of your own and choose its questions.
Where do the answers go?
Every submission lands in your Lead Inbox, next to the calls your AI receptionist takes, and you get an email for each one.
How do you keep spam out?
Every form has four checks built in: a hidden field only bots fill in, a check on how fast the form was filled in, and filters for gibberish names and for links. Your customers don't see any of them.
Let it get the next one.
Set up for you, on your number, and you hear it before it takes a real call.