Multi-step forms for any website.
A multi-step form asks one question or a small group of questions per screen, with a progress bar, instead of showing every field at once. LeadsOnSite lets you build one by dragging, add it to any website with one script, and see which step people abandon.
When a multi-step form makes sense
Use one when you need more than a few answers. For a name and an email, a single short form is still the better choice.
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Quote and booking requests
Ask about the job, the budget and the timing before asking for contact details.
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Qualifying leads
Show or skip questions by answer, so each person only sees what applies to them.
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Quizzes
Give every choice a score and show a different result screen for each score band.
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Long sign-up forms
Split a long form into short screens, with a progress bar showing how far along people are.
What you can build
A drag-and-drop builder with a live preview of the real widget.
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18 field types
Text, email, phone, choice cards, dropdowns, ratings, file upload, hidden fields and more.
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Logic and scoring
Show or skip questions by answer, and score every choice for quizzes.
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Result screens
A different thank-you screen per answer or score band.
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5 display modes
Inline, popup, slide-in, floating button, or a hosted page with its own link.
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Step drop-off
Views, starts, submits, and which step or field people abandon.
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Follow-up
Email the lead, alert your team by email or Slack, and send every lead to your CRM by webhook.
Common questions
What is a multi-step form?
A multi-step form splits its questions across several short screens, usually with a progress bar, instead of showing every field on one page. Each screen asks for less, and you can see exactly which step people leave on.
Should I use a multi-step form or a single-step form?
Use a single short form when you only need a name and an email. Use a multi-step form when you need several answers, such as a job description, a budget and a timeline, or when later questions depend on earlier answers.
Can I add a multi-step form to WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or Wix?
Yes. You paste one script into the head of your site once, and it works on any platform that lets you add code to your pages, including through Google Tag Manager. The install guide has the steps for each platform.
Can I see where people drop off?
Yes. LeadsOnSite shows views, starts and submits, and which step or field people abandon, so you know which question to change.