Lower abandonment
A single page with 8 fields looks like work. The same questions across 3 short steps feel manageable. Completion rates are significantly higher.
Guide · Framer
Add a quote request form to your Framer site
A quote request form collects what you need to price a project before you ever get on a call. Budget, project type, timeline — structured and queryable, not buried in a message field.
What to collect
01
Contact info
Name and email. Keep this step short — it's the entry cost.
02
Service type
A select field: website, branding, development, other. Tells you immediately if the project fits your offering.
03
Budget range
The most important qualifier. A select with ranges (under $2k, $2k–$5k, $5k+) filters out misaligned projects before they reach your inbox.
04
Timeline and description
When they need it and a brief description. Optional — by step 4 you already have enough to decide whether to reply.
Why a multi-step form converts better
Email captured first
Put contact info on step 1. If someone abandons on step 2, you still have their email. With a single-page form, abandonment means nothing.
Structured data
Dropdown selects for budget and service type give you clean, comparable data. A free-text message field gives you "Hi I need a website."
Building it with Quiet Form
01
Load the "Project booking" preset
Open the visual builder and select "Project booking" from the Examples dropdown. It comes pre-configured with contact info, service type, budget and timeline steps.
02
Adjust the options to your services
Edit the service type dropdown to match what you actually offer. Update budget ranges to fit your pricing. Change labels if needed.
03
Copy JSON and paste into Framer
Copy the config, paste it into QuietForm's Config JSON property. Use Trigger mode to open the form from a "Get a quote" button.
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