Contact form in one click
Add a contact section and visitors can message you right from your page. It takes on your theme's fonts and colors, so it looks like part of the site, not a bolted-on widget.
Yee Forms
Every message, in one place.
Add a contact form or newsletter signup to your site. Every submission lands in one dashboard inbox — with email alerts, search and CSV export.
What is in forms
Forms that look like your site and work like an inbox.
Drop in a section, pick your fields, and every message is waiting for you in the dashboard.
Newsletter signup
Grow a list of people who want to hear from you. A short signup with an email field, your own heading and button text, and a switch to pause signups any time.
Choose exactly what you ask
Turn name, phone, company and website fields on or off, and mark each one required or optional. Your rules are checked again on our side, so nobody can skip a required field.
One inbox for every form
Contact messages, newsletter signups and booking requests all land in Submissions in your dashboard — sorted by form, searchable and filterable by date.
Email alerts when someone writes
Get an email the moment a new message arrives, sent to the address you choose. Turn the alerts on or off in your notification settings.
Export to CSV
Download any form's submissions as a CSV file and open it in a spreadsheet or import it into your email tool.
A form that feels like part of the page.
Name, email, message — the fields you choose, in your site's own style, with a button that just works.
Yee Forms vs the usual form setup
No form tool, no spreadsheet, no lost emails.
Most sites glue a form service, an email list and a spreadsheet together. On Yee, forms are part of the site — free to start.
FeatureYee FormsTypical setup
Where the form livesOn your own page, between your contentOften an embedded third-party form or a mailto link
DesignMatches your site's theme automaticallyEmbedded widgets with their own styling
Where messages goOne Submissions inbox in your dashboardSpread across email, form tools and spreadsheets
Field choiceName, phone, company, website — each optional or requiredFixed fields, or a separate form builder
NotificationsEmail alert to the address you chooseVaries by tool and plan
ExportCSV download per formOften a paid add-on
Extra tools neededNone — forms are part of your siteUsually a separate form or email-list service
"Typical setup" summarizes common practices on link-in-bio platforms and standalone form tools as of October 2026.
Who it is for
Anyone who wants to hear back from visitors.
Freelancers and studios
Project inquiries with company and website fields, straight to your inbox.
Creators
Brand deals, collab requests and fan mail without sharing your email address.
Writers and newsletters
Build a subscriber list right from your bio page and export it anytime.
Small businesses
Quote requests and customer questions in one tidy, searchable place.
Your site, ready in minutes.
Pick a template, add your content, customize everything, and publish — no code, no complicated setup.
Start building for free
Submissions, in your dashboard
One inbox for every form on every site.
Open Submissions and everything is there — no hunting through email threads or form tools.
Grouped by form
Each form has its own list with the columns it collects — name, email, phone, company, website and message.
Search and date ranges
Find a message by name or email, and narrow the list to the last week, month or any range.
Bookings too
Booking requests sit next to your messages, with list, week and month views for appointments.
Taking appointments as well? See Yee Bookings.
First message, four steps
From section to inbox.
No form builder to learn, no integrations to wire up.
- 01
Add a form section
Pick Contact form or Newsletter from the section list and place it where it fits on your page.
- 02
Choose your fields
Open the form settings, switch on the fields you need and set which ones are required. Write your own button text and thank-you message.
- 03
Turn on email alerts
Choose the address that should get an email when a new submission comes in.
- 04
Read everything in one place
Open Submissions in your dashboard to see every message and signup, search them and export a CSV whenever you need.
Free to start
Start hearing from your visitors today.
Add a contact form or newsletter signup on the Free plan. Every message lands in your dashboard.
Create your free siteQuestions, answered.
Yes. Add the Contact form section and visitors can send you a message straight from your page. It uses your site's theme, so it fits in with the rest of your design.
In Submissions, in your dashboard. Contact messages, newsletter signups and booking requests are all there, grouped by form, with search and date filters.
Yes, if you want to. Turn on the email alert and choose the address it should go to — you get an email every time someone fills in the form.
Yes. Name, phone, company and website can each be shown or hidden and set as required or optional. Email and message are always included on the contact form.
Yes. The Newsletter section collects emails (and optionally names and more), and you can pause signups with one switch. Export the list as CSV to import it into your email tool.
Yes. Every form's submissions can be downloaded as a CSV file from the Submissions page.
Yes. Contact forms and newsletter signups work on free sites, together with the Submissions inbox and email alerts.
