Contact forms, handled

Never lose an enquiry again.

Postcap catches every message your website sends you, keeps it safe, and lets you know it arrived. Nothing to install. Nothing to maintain. No more wondering whether the contact form still works.

Works with the website you already have.

New message · Contact form
Nadia Ferreira just now

nadia@brightside.co

Hi — we're refitting our two cafés this autumn and would like a quote for the seating. Could someone give me a call this week?

Saved Emailed to you

The message gets through. That's the whole job.

Most contact forms quietly hand your customer to an email server and hope. When that goes wrong, nobody finds out until the enquiry never came.

Saved the instant they press send

Your customer's message is put somewhere safe before anything else happens. If your email is down or your site is mid-rebuild, it's still there waiting for you.

Spam is set aside, never your customers

Junk goes to a pile you can glance at, not to the bin. A real person is never turned away — a form that says no is what actually costs you the sale.

Private when it needs to be

For sensitive enquiries, messages can be locked in your visitor's browser so only you can open them. Not your web host. Not us.

Your data stays in Europe

Every message is stored on European infrastructure — so when a client asks you where their customers' details live, you have an answer.

Told the way you work

An email the moment something lands, or passed straight on to the tools your team already uses. You decide who hears about what.

Your whole team, not just you

Invite colleagues, choose what each of them can see, and keep one shared record of every conversation instead of a forwarded email chain.

Up and running in a few minutes

No plugin to install, no account with anyone else, nothing to keep updated.

  1. Point your form at Postcap

    Whatever built your site — Webflow, WordPress, a hand-written page — you change one line on the form you already have.

    <form action="your Postcap address">
  2. Someone gets in touch

    Their message is saved the moment they press send, and appears in your inbox straight away — with the spam already sorted out of the way.

  3. You pick it up

    Read and reply from Postcap, or have it emailed to you the second it lands. Whichever suits how you actually work.

Ready when your next customer is.

Set up a form today and stop wondering whether the enquiries are getting through.

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