Consistency across projects
Every client site needs a form. Building a custom component each time is slow. Using Typeform or Tally means dealing with their branding and styling on every project.
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Framer contact forms for agencies
If you build client sites in Framer, you've solved the contact form problem more than once. Here's a setup that works across projects — consistent, rebrandable and requiring zero custom code per site.
The agency form problem
Client handoff
Clients need to be able to see their submissions. A form that emails to their inbox is simpler than giving them access to a third-party dashboard they won't understand.
Design consistency
Every client has different fonts, colors and layout. A form that inherits the project's typography and accepts a theme config saves restyling time on every project.
The agency workflow with Quiet Form
01
Import QuietForm once into your Framer account
Add QuietForm.tsx to your Framer assets once.
It's available across all projects on the same account — no re-importing per client site.
02
Use the builder to generate a client-specific config
Open the visual builder for each project. Match the client's colors in the theme panel. Set their form provider endpoint. Copy the JSON — that's the entire form setup for that client.
03
Paste and publish
Drop QuietForm into the client's Framer project, paste the config JSON. Typography inherits automatically. Done in under 5 minutes per project.
04
Point to the client's inbox
Use Web3Forms with the client's email to send submissions directly to them. No third-party dashboard to explain, no access to manage.
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Quiet Form
$29
One purchase, unlimited Framer projects. Rebrandable via JSON config, no code per site.