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WittyForm is an AI form and quiz builder with a built-in CRM, made for agencies,…
WittyForm is an AI form and quiz builder with a built-in CRM, made for agencies, marketers and small teams who want to collect information, qualify the people behind it and act on it without stitching four tools together.
WittyForm is an online form and quiz builder that generates forms from a plain English description and lets you refine them in a drag and drop editor.
Every submission lands in a built-in CRM with lead scoring, pipeline stages and automated follow-up, so responses turn into contacts and actions instead of rows in a spreadsheet.
Most form tools stop at collecting the answer. You still need a CRM to hold the lead, an automation tool to route it and a separate quiz builder the moment you want to score anything. WittyForm puts the form, the quiz, the contact record and the follow-up in one place.
You can start a form three ways: from scratch, from a template, or by describing what you need in plain English and letting the AI generate a working draft. The generated form arrives as a real form with fields, labels and structure already in place, so the job becomes editing rather than building. From there the three panel editor gives you a blocks panel, a live canvas and a settings pane, with a mobile preview that updates as you work. There are over 40 field types across basic inputs, contact and identity fields, choice fields and advanced fields like payment collection, e-signatures, file uploads, rating scales, hidden fields and CAPTCHA.
Multi-page forms with progress indicators keep long forms from feeling long, which matters for applications, intake and onboarding where you genuinely need the detail. Theming covers fonts, colours, borders, spacing and backgrounds, and custom CSS is there when a client brief needs something the theme editor will not do. Publishing gives you five options: iframe embed, popup modal, slide-in panel, full page and QR code. Forms follow WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, which is the kind of thing nobody asks about until a public sector or education client does.

Conditional logic is built visually rather than in code. You can show or hide fields based on previous answers, combine multiple conditions with AND and OR operators, and build branching paths that route each respondent down a different sequence. Skip logic jumps someone straight past a section that no longer applies. Conditions are evaluated on the client in under a millisecond, so the form does not stall waiting on a server round trip every time someone ticks a box.
Calculated fields do live maths inside the form, which is what turns a form into a pricing calculator, a quote builder or a scoring sheet. Answer piping pulls earlier responses into later questions using a {{field}} reference, so a question can address someone by name or repeat back the option they picked. URL prefilling passes data straight into the form from a link, so a customer who clicks through from an email does not retype what you already know. Six ready made logic templates cover common setups like lead qualification, department routing, age gating, NPS follow up, event registration and support triage.

Quizzes are a first class part of the product rather than a form with a score bolted on. There are five quiz types: scored quizzes with auto grading, point values and pass or fail thresholds; personality quizzes with outcome mapping and answer weighting; surveys with optional scoring and lead capture; trivia with timed rounds, speed bonuses and leaderboard rankings; and assessments with weighted scoring and category breakdowns. Questions can carry images, video and audio, and per question explanations give instant feedback as someone works through.
The results side is where quizzes earn their keep as a marketing asset. Branded result screens show the score, the grade and a category by category breakdown. Passing can auto generate a branded PDF certificate with a unique ID and a verification link, which matters if you run training, courses or any kind of accreditation. Retakes can be capped, timers can run per question or across the whole quiz, and public leaderboards give trivia and competition formats a reason to be shared. Quizzes distribute through the same links, embeds and QR codes as forms.

Every submission becomes a contact automatically, with name, email, phone and custom fields captured and duplicate detection merging repeat visitors instead of creating a second record. Contacts sit on a drag and drop Kanban board with stages for New Lead, Qualified, In Progress, Won and Lost, showing deal values and win rates. Lead scores update on every submission and pull from three signals: form behaviour like demo requests and repeat interactions, profile quality like a business email or a job title, and engagement like replies and recency.
Each contact profile gives a full view: submission history with timestamps, notes, and an activity timeline covering form submissions, calls, meetings, email activity and stage changes. Tags are unlimited and colour coded, auto applied based on which form someone came through, and filterable in one click for targeted follow up. You can email contacts from inside the CRM using templates with personalisation variables, and export everything to CSV when you need it elsewhere. For a solo consultant or a small agency this is often enough CRM to not need a CRM.

The analytics dashboard tracks the funnel from viewed to started to completed to submitted, so you can see where people leave rather than guessing. Field level drop off detection names the specific question causing the damage, which is usually the phone number field or the one asking for company size. Completion rate, conversion rate and average time to complete are tracked alongside daily, weekly and monthly submission trends, with time range comparisons so you can measure whether a change actually helped.
Beyond conversion, you get device breakdowns across mobile, desktop and tablet, browser data, traffic source attribution and geographic distribution. An activity heatmap shows peak submission times, which is useful when you are deciding when to send the campaign that points at the form. A/B testing splits traffic between variants automatically and reports completion rates with statistical significance, so the winner is a decision rather than a hunch. Responses can be filtered and searched, and exported to CSV, Excel or Google Sheets.

Every submission can trigger an action with no configuration: send an email, post to Slack, fire a webhook, update a field or branch conditionally. Email automation covers confirmation emails to the respondent, admin notifications to your team, conditional alerts that route urgent submissions or high value leads to the right person, and auto responders that summarise what was submitted. You can connect your own SMTP provider such as SendGrid, Mailgun or Amazon SES so email leaves from your domain, with SPF and DKIM handled and bounce handling built in.
Native integrations cover Slack, Google Sheets, Stripe and Shopify, with Zapier, Make, n8n, Pipedream and any custom HTTP endpoint reachable through the webhook system. The REST API handles forms, responses and webhooks with API key authentication, cursor based pagination, HMAC-SHA256 signed webhook payloads and published rate limits, so you can run WittyForm as a headless backend behind your own UI. White label removes every WittyForm mention: your own domain with automatic SSL, your logo and colours, branded notification emails, and a client portal with role based permissions where each client sees only their own data. Multiple client brands can run side by side from one dashboard, and brand audit scans across them for inconsistencies before a client spots one.

Build the form, score the lead, run the follow up and see where people drop off, all in one tool instead of four subscriptions.
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WittyForm is an AI form and quiz builder with a built-in CRM, made for agencies, marketers and small teams who want to collect information, qualify the people behind it and act on it without stitching four tools together.
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Are you able to embed forms via HTML?
Yes, you can embed published forms anywhere on your website using an iframe code that we provide.
How many custom domains can we add?
The Pro plan includes 1 custom domain. With the Enterprise or Tier 2 plan, you can add up to 3 custom domains.
If you need additional domains, you can purchase them as an add-on for $29 per domain, with a one-time lifetime fee.
Hi Hamza, I wanted to ask a question about your deal, but I see that 2 other folks have asked a question and till now, you have NOT responded to their questions. So, I guess you either moved on or not at all concerned about how this may look about your business support. Either way, I’ll hold my question(s) until you’ve helped out the other fine folks that have been waiting awhile now for their answer(s).
– I just cannot believe that you spent all this energy on getting on Earlybird’s deal and you don’t have the will power or care to monitor / answer people’s questions. As I age, it just confuses me how people just don’t care anymore. And yes… I’m talking about you! I would never, ever blow folks off if they have questions in my business. Customer service is paramount and this shows how you run your business. It’s too bad because I truly like this platform of yours and was looking on getting your enterprise (tier 2) but now, I will pause and see how this develops.
– No matter what, I wish you a successful launch on Earlybird.
First of all, I sincerely apologize for not responding to the comments earlier. You’re absolutely right to call this out especially when you’re considering to actually buy the product and see unanswered questions. Customer support is extremely important to me, and I should have been paying attention to the comments from the beginning.
For some context, this is my first time launching a deal on Earlybird, and I’m a solo founder. I’m currently handling pretty much everything myself building the product, developing and shipping new features, fixing issues, talking with customers, managing marketing, and taking care of everything else that comes with running the business.
That said, being a solo founder is not an excuse for missing customer questions. I should have made sure I was monitoring the deal page as well.
To be completely honest, I didn’t realize that Earlybird had a comment section that I needed to actively monitor in the same way as platforms like AppSumo. That was my mistake, and I take full responsibility for it. I have now spoken with Earlybird’s founder, Sam, and he also brought this to my attention and encouraged me to stay on top of the comments here.
I have already gone back and answered the first two questions, and going forward I will be keeping a much closer eye on this section.
For anyone wondering about my general support, I typically respond to customer emails within 2–3 hours whenever someone reaches out to me directly. I genuinely care about supporting the people who use my product, and I don’t want this oversight to give the impression otherwise.
I also genuinely appreciate you calling me out instead of simply walking away. I understand why this made you pause, particularly when you were seriously considering the Enterprise (Tier 2) plan. If I were in your position, I’d probably have the same concern.
If you’re still considering the deal, please feel free to ask me anything. Whether it’s about the product, roadmap, features, custom domains, the deal itself, support, or anything else, I’ll be happy to answer openly and honestly.
And again, thank you for the honest feedback. I’m sorry I gave you a reason to question our commitment to customer support, and I hope I can earn back your confidence through my actions going forward.
Also, thank you for the kind words about the platform and for wishing us a successful launch. I truly appreciate it.
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