A resource or newsletter request
Keep the exchange light. State what arrives next and honour the person's communication preferences.
LEAD-CAPTURE FORM WORKFLOW
Lead capture is not simply collecting an email address. Preserve the page, offer, request, and response context so a person can give a relevant next step after the form is submitted.
Build a lead-capture formSHORT ANSWER
It should create a usable customer record. Spacebrain Free combines unlimited forms and submissions with CRM, booking and calendar, and automations so a team can keep the original request and the next action in one operating path.
CURRENT PLAN FACTS
Limits and included capabilities change over time. Check the current plan page before relying on a feature for an operating workflow.
| Criteria | Spacebrain Free |
|---|---|
| Price | $0, free forever |
| Published forms | Unlimited |
| Form submissions | Unlimited |
| CRM and Universal Inbox | Included |
| Automations | Unlimited |
| Workspace and seats | One workspace and 2 included seats |
| Branding | Spacebrain branding on client-facing modules |
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CHOOSE FOR THE JOB
The form field list should come from the receiving team's decision process, not from a generic marketing template.
Keep the exchange light. State what arrives next and honour the person's communication preferences.
Ask for the context that changes routing, meeting preparation, or the quality of a first response.
Add a visible human route and do not imply that an automated message can replace qualified judgment.
CONNECTED WORKFLOW
A lead record should answer what the person saw, what they asked for, who owns the response, and what happens if the request does not match a normal path.
MAKE LEAD CAPTURE FEEL HELPFUL
The best lead form feels like the natural continuation of the page someone chose to visit—not a generic request for personal information.
If someone requests a quote, consultation, or resource, make the form and confirmation clearly reflect that choice.
Keep campaign source and the details needed to prepare, route, or reply with the right level of help.
Make unusual, urgent, incomplete, or sensitive requests visible to the person who should decide what happens next.
MAKE THE PAGE USEFUL
The form should reflect the promise that brought someone to the page. A visitor who wants a short checklist may need only a delivery route. A buyer asking for a consultation may need a clear explanation of what happens next and a short set of questions that helps the team prepare.
Review a sample of completed forms with the people who receive them. If responses routinely need clarification, improve the page and fields. If fields do not affect the response, remove them. That process makes the content more useful to people and less likely to become a generic lead-generation page.
BEFORE YOU PUBLISH OR SHARE
The visitor and the receiving team should both understand what happens next.
BUILD THE NEXT STEP
Give every submitted lead an owner, context, and next step.
Offer a booking path once the form establishes fit.
Use a smaller, practical intake structure for real enquiries.
SOURCE AND REVIEW DATE
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about fit, free-plan boundaries, and the next useful step.
Yes. Spacebrain Free includes unlimited forms and submissions, and keeps the form response connected to CRM and workflow tools.
Use fields that change the response, routing, qualification, or preparation. The right list depends on the promise and the team receiving the request.
It can be part of a path to booking when a meeting is appropriate. Do not force every response to schedule time; offer the next step that fits the request.
Give the page a specific purpose, use a small set of meaningful fields, explain the exchange clearly, and make the next action genuinely useful to the visitor.
START WITH ONE REAL WORKFLOW
Create one focused form, connect it to a real source, and review how the first responses move through your team.
Build a lead-capture form