About Formcrier: website form alerts, made in the UK
Formcrier sends website form submissions to your phone within seconds. It is made by Tim Coysh at Coysh Digital Ltd, a UK web company, for small businesses and the agencies that build their sites.
What is Formcrier?
Formcrier sends every website form submission to the site owner's phone within seconds. The alert arrives on WhatsApp, as a text, or in Telegram, Slack or Microsoft Teams, with the name, number and message in it. Email is always there as the fallback.
You add one line of code to your site, or install the WordPress or Craft CMS plugin, or send submissions from your own server with the REST API. Your forms keep working exactly as they do now. The free plan includes 10 alerts a month, with no card needed.
Why was Formcrier made?
Contact forms usually send an email, and emails get missed: they land in spam, or sit unread while the owner is on a job. Tim builds websites for UK service businesses, and made Formcrier after clients kept missing enquiries sent that way. A phone buzzing in your pocket is much harder to miss.
Who is Formcrier for?
Small businesses that live on enquiries, like plumbers, electricians, dentists and salons, and the web agencies and freelancers who build their sites. Agencies can look after every client's forms from one account.
Who runs Formcrier?
Formcrier is a product of Coysh Digital Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (number 16868808). Tim Coysh founded it and runs it.
What visitors type into your forms is stored encrypted, IP addresses are kept only as a hash that changes daily, and no customer data goes to AI services. The privacy policy has the details.
I build websites for service businesses and built Formcrier after clients kept missing enquiries sent by email.
How do I get in touch?
Email [email protected] or use the contact form. We reply by email, usually within one working day. Privacy questions go to [email protected].
Read the privacy policy, the terms and the data processing terms, or see pricing.