Reply forms
Let them answer on the page, no email thread required.
What you get
A form that just works
No endpoint, no key
Write a plain HTML form and add one attribute: <form data-pagelive>. Pagelive wires it when the page is served: submit handling, success state, spam protection.
Instant email
The moment someone replies, the full submission lands in your inbox: "your client answered" beats "your client probably saw it."
Replies live with the page
Every submission is stored with the page. Read them in the dashboard, or ask Claude ("did anyone reply to the proposal?") via the MCP connector.
Spam-filtered by default
Honeypot field, rate limits per visitor and per page, and size caps, wired in automatically, nothing to configure.
The whole integration
One attribute on a plain HTML form
<form data-pagelive data-pagelive-success="✓ Got it, we'll be in touch.">
<input name="name" placeholder="Your name">
<textarea name="notes" placeholder="Questions, changes, timing…"></textarea>
<button type="submit">Send reply</button>
</form>How it works
Three steps to answered proposals
Add a form to your page
Any fields you like: name, decision, notes. Just include data-pagelive on the <form> tag. No action, no JavaScript.
Publish and send the link
Drop the HTML, or say "publish this" in Claude. The form works the moment the page is live.
Read the replies
Email per reply, a Replies list on the page's dashboard, and the list_form_submissions tool if your agent should read them.
Pairs naturally with link tracking (you saw them read it; now you see them answer) and publishing from Claude: your agent can build the proposal, publish it, and read the replies. For feedback on the page itself, with comments, suggested edits and approvals, see how the review works.
Frequently asked
Write a normal HTML form and add the data-pagelive attribute: <form data-pagelive>. Pagelive wires it automatically when the page is served: no action URL, no endpoint, no API key. An optional data-pagelive-success attribute sets the message shown after submitting.
Three places: an email to you the moment each reply arrives, a Replies section on the page's dashboard, and the list_form_submissions tool in the Claude connector so an agent can read them too.
No. They type into the form on the page and hit send. No login, no account, nothing to install.
Submissions pass a hidden honeypot check and per-visitor and per-page rate limits, and oversized submissions are rejected. Replies are stored privately with your page, never indexed, never used to train AI, never shared.
Claimed pages: pages in your account. Anonymous quick-publish pages can't collect replies (there's no owner to deliver them to); claim the page first.