How to put a quote form on Squarespace

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Squarespace's form block

It has the fields a quote request needs: name, email, phone, address, dropdowns, checkboxes, radio buttons, number, date, file upload and more.¹ Submissions go to your email by default, and can also go to Squarespace's Contacts, a Google Drive spreadsheet, Mailchimp or Zapier. Every form needs at least one of those.²

Squarespace's help on form fields doesn't describe a field that works out a price: its number and currency fields take a value the visitor types. If you send prices yourself after reading the details, the form block is enough.

Adding a live price

A form that calculates goes in a code block. JavaScript in a code block needs the Core, Plus or Advanced plan³; Core is $39 a month, or $29 a month billed annually⁴.

With a Wunderly form:

1. Build it from the Estimate template on the homepage and set your prices (the estimate block).
2. Create it, then copy its code from Share.
3. In Squarespace, edit the page, add a Code block, paste the code and save. The form takes on your site's fonts and colors (step by step).

People see the price change as they answer, and the email ask comes after it⁵. Your leak page lists everyone who got a price, left an email and didn't get in touch; one reminder to them is Pro, $29 a month⁶.

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