Contact forms for AI-built websites Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Base44, Wix

Build your form in Collectform's drag-and-drop editor and copy its ID. Then add 2 lines of code to your site, or paste the prompt on this page and your AI tool adds them for you. There's no database table, API route or email provider to set up. On Wix, you add the same script and element through Custom Code and a Custom Element instead.

No. You build the form in a no-code, drag-and-drop editor, where you add your questions, drag them into order, and set the logic and design. Adding it to your site takes 2 lines of code, and your AI tool can add those for you from one prompt.

Any public form can get spam, because bots scan the web for forms and submit them automatically. An AI tool builds what you ask for, so unless you ask for a check, a generated form will usually accept any email address, real or made up. Collectform's email verification makes the visitor enter a code sent to their address before the form moves on.

No tool can promise that. Email verification stops anyone who can't receive the code at the address they typed, which includes bots using made-up addresses. A real person with a working inbox can still send an unwanted message, no check stops every determined bot, and Collectform doesn't have a CAPTCHA today.

In the form editor, add an Email question, open its settings and switch on Email Verification. The visitor then gets a 4-digit code by email and has to enter it before moving on. It works on the Email question, not on the email field inside a Contact Info block.

Yes. Both edit your project's code, so you paste the prompt and they add the script and the form element. The prompt covers Next.js, React, TanStack Start and plain HTML projects, and it tells the tool not to build a backend or change anything unrelated.

Yes. Paste the prompt into Lovable in Build mode. New Lovable projects use TanStack Start, and the prompt tells Lovable to add the script to the root route's head() in src/routes/__root.tsx. Our Lovable guide walks through each step.

Base44 apps are React apps built with Vite, and Base44's docs say third-party scripts go in the head of index.html, through either the AI chat or the Code tab. Paste the prompt into the AI chat, and it can add the script and the form element for you.

Yes, with a Custom Element. Add the script under Settings, then Custom Code, and add the form with a Custom Element. Wix requires a Premium plan, a connected domain and no ads on the site for this. Wix's HTML embed element puts code in an iframe, so use the Custom Element instead.

If you only need a basic form and you're happy to own the email setup, spam protection and future changes, that's a fair choice, and your responses stay in your own database. Collectform makes more sense when you want email verification, multi-step logic and ad tracking without building them, and want to change the form without another prompt.

No. The embed loads your published form each time the page loads, so your changes appear on the next page load after you hit Publish in Collectform. There's no prompt, commit or redeploy.

Only if you run ads. A contact form works without it. If you run Meta or TikTok ads, server-side events still arrive when a browser pixel gets blocked, and you set them up by pasting your Pixel ID and access token in Collectform's Integrations tab, with no tracking code in your project.

Every response is saved in your Collectform dashboard, not in your app's database. You can also get an email alert for each one, send the visitor an automatic reply, POST each response to your own endpoint with a webhook, or connect other apps through Zapier.

No. Collectform is a web component that renders directly in your page, inside Shadow DOM. Your site's CSS can't reach inside it, so you style it with a theme that sets the font, colors, logo and corner style, rather than with custom CSS.

There's no file upload, no CAPTCHA and no custom CSS, and responses are stored in Collectform. Pro includes 300 responses/month and 10 active forms, and Team includes 1000 responses/month and 25 active forms.

Every plan starts with a 7-day trial and no credit card. After that, Pro is $29/month, or $20/month billed yearly. Team is $59/month, or $40/month billed yearly.