Add Forms to Your Website
Depending on what website platform you're using and your level of technical ability, we have numerous ways to implement forms. Here's all of the different guides:
General guides
These guides work for any Website on any platform.
- In-page Embed forms How to add forms that sit in-page on your website (most common).
- Popover or Popup forms How to add forms that dynamically appear on-top of your site based on various triggers.
- HTML forms Connecting basic HTML forms built from scratch to Audienceful.
- Custom code / API For developers looking to build your own solution to syncing people with Audienceful.
Whichever type you choose, every form tracks its own impressions and submission (conversion) rate, supports auto-tagging and double opt-in, and can show an inline success message or redirect to a page of your choice.
Platform-specific guides
If you're using one of the following website builders or CMS platforms, we have dedicated guides for you:
- Adding forms to WordPress sites
- Adding forms to Wix sites
- Adding forms to Squarespace sites
- Adding forms to Webflow sites
- Adding forms to Framer sites
- Adding forms to Carrd sites
- Adding forms to GoDaddy sites
- Adding forms to Weebly sites
- Adding forms to Google Sites
Using our form builder vs. hand coding
If you're a developer, you probably lean toward coding your own forms. However, make sure your website or the form you code has some level of bot protection built-in. This could be Cloudflare, CAPTCHA, or similar.
If unsure, the safest route is to just use our Embed or Popover form builder. Our form builder automatically outputs forms with enterprise grade bot protection. If you're custom building your own forms, our POST url endpoints offer some level of protection, but not as robust as forms using our Audienceful.js package.