Build the form. Copy the code. Paste it anywhere.
Every form you build in Revcore comes with an embed code. Put it on your homepage, a landing page, or the quote page your agency built, and the submissions land on your pipeline instead of in an inbox nobody is watching.
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Build it once. Show it anywhere.
Pick how the form appears and when, copy one secure embed, and paste it into the site you already have.
Twenty field types
Text, phone, address, choices, photos, file uploads, signatures, and SMS consent.
Inline, popup, or slide-in
Show it right away, after a delay, after they scroll, or on a return visit.
Straight to the pipeline
Each submission lands as a New lead, matched to the contact if they are already in Revcore.
How forms and embeds work in Revcore
The reply goes out before you see it.
Automatic text and email on submission
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The appointment lands on the Revcore schedule
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The lead arrives with its history attached.
Campaign, source, and medium recorded at submission
Try it freeWhat you get with forms and embeds.
- Form builder
- Embed codes
- Spam screening
- Custom fields
- Required fields
- Multiple forms
- UTM capture
- Meta pixel events
- Automatic text reply
- Automatic email reply
- Lead routing
- CRM contact creation
Works with the rest of Revcore
Lead capture
The whole path from embed to booked estimate.
Surveys
Longer, multi-step questions when one form is not enough.
Custom fields
Track the details your trade actually runs on.
Tracking and attribution
The UTM source, followed through to signed work.
Scheduling
The calendar your team books the estimate on.
Automations
What happens after the form is submitted.
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What is an embeddable lead form?
An embeddable lead form is a form you build in one system and place on any website by pasting in a short embed code, the same way you would add a map or a video. Revcore's forms are built in the CRM and embedded on the site you already have, so a homeowner's submission becomes a contact on your pipeline, not an email in a shared inbox, with an automatic reply and routing already running.
Because the form belongs to Revcore rather than to your website, you edit it in one place and every page that embeds it updates. The fields can include your own custom fields, such as roof age or panel size, and the campaign, source, and medium that brought the visitor are recorded on the contact at submission.
Once the form lands, your team replies by two-way text and books the estimate on the Revcore calendar, with confirmations and reminders going out automatically.
Which plan includes it
Forms and embeds come with the Revcore CRM, not as a separate form tool.
Submissions land on the same pipeline every plan includes, and replies use the two-way texting included on every plan. Starter includes automated reminders and ready-made estimate follow-ups. Pro adds the automation builder, and Scale adds unlimited automations and multi-step follow-up sequences.
Compare plans on the pricing pageForms and embed questions.
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Do I need a developer to install this?
No. You copy an embed code out of Revcore and paste it into a page on your site, the same way you would add a YouTube video or a map. There is no plugin and no code to write.
Where do submissions go?
Straight onto your Revcore pipeline as a contact, with an automatic text and email to the homeowner and routing to the right person on your team. Nothing lands in a shared inbox.
Can I have different forms for different services?
Yes. Build as many forms as you want, each with its own fields, and embed them on the pages where they belong.
If I edit the form, do I have to update the embed?
No. The embed points at the form, so changes you make in Revcore show up on your site without touching the page again.
How many fields should a contractor lead form have?
As few as you can get away with on high-traffic pages: name, phone, email, address, and the one or two details that decide the job. If you need more, such as scope, timeline, or homeownership, use a multi-step survey so homeowners finish it.
Does the form capture where the lead came from?
Yes. The UTM campaign, source, and medium on the page are written onto the contact at submission, and your Meta pixel can fire on the submission, so the source is still there when the job is signed.
Do forms filter out spam and duplicates?
Yes. Honeypot screening keeps bots out of your pipeline, and a double submit does not create a second lead, so your team is not calling the same homeowner twice or chasing junk entries.
Can homeowners book an estimate themselves from the form?
Not today. Homeowners send a request through your web form or survey, and your team books the visit on the Revcore calendar, with confirmations and reminders going out automatically.
