Hey HN, I built this because practically every project involves spending a day dealing with a contact form. That development time is a total waste. Let Contact Formify handle that work for you, and for free if its for personal or low-volume business use.
I like the idea and might give it a try. I know it is unlimited in beta but the 10 limit/mo for the future free is offputting. If it was 100-250 and I knew what happened when I reach the limit, I might not think twice.
I have a non-tech product and am struggling for months on end trying to get ecommerce stuff working, so relative to that contact forms are nothing. For now, I need to mooch off free tools as much as I can.. =)
Are there really many people spending a day to build a contact form? Where does that time go and how much of it can your service realistically expect to reduce this by?
Hi m_ke - I have, but what I'm hoping to offer is a much simpler implementation of contact form handling. contactme.com seems to be a CRM system that also handles contact forms.
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Hey HN, I built this because practically every project involves spending a day dealing with a contact form. That development time is a total waste. Let Contact Formify handle that work for you, and for free if its for personal or low-volume business use.
I like the idea and might give it a try. I know it is unlimited in beta but the 10 limit/mo for the future free is offputting. If it was 100-250 and I knew what happened when I reach the limit, I might not think twice.
I have a non-tech product and am struggling for months on end trying to get ecommerce stuff working, so relative to that contact forms are nothing. For now, I need to mooch off free tools as much as I can.. =)
Great point, thanks for the feedback. I'm going to increase the free tier right now.
Are there really many people spending a day to build a contact form? Where does that time go and how much of it can your service realistically expect to reduce this by?
Have you seen contactme.com?
Hi m_ke - I have, but what I'm hoping to offer is a much simpler implementation of contact form handling. contactme.com seems to be a CRM system that also handles contact forms.
Businesses see software this way, the contactme way.
They want to turn those contacts into buyers (whatever you're selling: products, contents, services).