About
Built because a contact form went quiet for three weeks.
Why it exists
A contact form stopped delivering and nobody noticed for three weeks. The form worked, the page said thank you, and the mail quietly went nowhere. Every enquiry from that period was gone, because nothing had written them down.
The claim
ezform does not lose leads. Every decision we make follows from that one sentence, and a change that trades durability for convenience is the wrong change even when it is the simpler one. An enquiry is safe with us from the moment it arrives, a failed delivery is our problem to retry rather than your visitor's problem to notice, and there is nothing you can change about your form that will break it.
Where other forms break
Most form tools treat a submission as an email. If the email fails, the lead is gone, and the only clue is silence. We treat a submission as a record first and an email second: the record is written the moment it arrives, delivery is attempted separately, every attempt is logged, and anything that stalls is picked back up without anyone asking. The details of how we do that are ours; the part that matters to you is that an outage on a Tuesday costs you an hour, not a client.
Who runs it
A small operation, run by the people who got tired of not trusting their own contact form. Every form we run ourselves sits on exactly the service you would be buying, on the same plans and the same limits.
Point one form at it and see.
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