PortForm
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Catch every lead the moment it lands.

A lead is only useful if it reaches the person who can act on it fast. PortForm stores each one and fans it out to your inbox, your team’s Slack, and your CRM at the same time.

Your form

Plain HTML on your site

PortForm

Stored · spam filtered · emailed

Your inbox

Every submission, with Reply-To set

Dashboard

Searchable, exportable to CSV

Integrations

Slack, Sheets, CRM, webhooks

The problem

Leads sitting in a form service nobody checks go cold. Wiring a landing page to your CRM usually means a developer, a webhook, and a retry mechanism you have to build yourself.

How PortForm solves it

The form posts to PortForm; PortForm stores the lead and delivers it everywhere it needs to go — a Slack ping for the team, a new contact in HubSpot, a row in a sheet — with delivery retried and logged so nothing is quietly lost.

A form you can copy

Point this at PortForm and it works.

Replace YOUR_ACCESS_KEY with the access key from your dashboard. Create one free. The endpoint and the honeypot are already wired in.

What you get

The features this use case leans on.

Multi-field capture

Name, work email, company, budget — add whatever qualifies a lead; every field is stored and forwarded.

Slack the moment it arrives

Pro

A new lead pings the channel your sales team already watches.

Straight into your CRM

Pro

Create or update a HubSpot contact from each submission — no copy-paste.

Retried and logged

Pro

Every delivery is retried on failure and recorded, so a flaky endpoint never drops a lead.

Route it onward

Integrations that fit this use case.

HubSpotSlackGoogle SheetsZapier

Integrations are a Pro feature. On any plan, every submission still reaches your inbox and dashboard. See plans.

Why PortForm

Why it fits lead capture.

  • Leads reach a human in seconds, not whenever someone checks a portal.
  • One form, many destinations — inbox, Slack and CRM at once.
  • Delivery is retried and logged, so nothing goes missing.

Catch every lead the moment it lands.