Forms And Booking

Build forms by dragging fields into place, with a deep field palette: text, long text, number, date, dropdown, multi-select, radio, checkbox, rating, file upload, signature, a matrix grid, plus content blocks like heading, text, divider, image, and raw HTML. No code required, and because you own the code, no ceiling on what a field can do.

Connect Google Calendar or Outlook and the widget checks busy time before offering a slot, then writes the booking back to the calendar. Appointments made in Seedly show up on your calendar and vice versa, so you never get double-booked across tools.

Form fields bind to contact properties, so a submission creates or updates a contact record automatically, no Zap or middleware in between. You can also write values into custom contact and opportunity fields. The lead lands in the CRM already structured.

Show, hide, or require fields based on what someone has already answered, using real operators like equals, contains, is empty, and greater than. The form adapts to the respondent instead of dumping every field on everyone.

Turn on double opt-in per form and point it at a list. New subscribers get a confirmation email and only join the list after they confirm, which keeps your sending reputation clean and your lists honest. Most form builders treat this as a paid add-on or skip it entirely.

A form can collect consent to be texted separately from consent to be emailed, and separately again for marketing versus transactional messages, which is what the carriers expect to see when they review your texting registration. Declining the marketing box genuinely stops marketing to that person, and what they agreed to is stored as a structured record you can produce later rather than a checkbox nobody can reconstruct.

Turn any form with a signature field into a signed legal record. The signer draws or types a real signature, and Seedly freezes a copy of exactly what they agreed to, the terms text plus their answers, backed by a tamper-evident audit certificate with the timestamp, the activity trail, and an ESIGN/UETA statement. The signer gets a durable link to their signed copy, you can export every signed record to CSV, and signed records are held back from the normal submission cleanup so the legal record never ages out.

Define weekly hours, buffers before and after appointments, minimum notice, how far out people can book, time-slot interval, and caps per slot and per day. The public booking page only ever offers slots you can actually keep.

Personal for one team member, Round-Robin to distribute across the team, Collective when everyone must be free, and Class or Event for capacity-limited group bookings. Add Zoom or Google Meet links automatically, attach a custom intake form to the booking, and collect payment up front through Stripe where you need it.

Both forms and booking calendars publish to a public URL and embed on any external site via an iframe or a small script snippet. Forms additionally support inline, popup, slide-in, and sticky display modes. Your client's site stays their site; the form or booker just lives inside it.

Confirmation, reschedule, and cancellation messages over email and SMS, plus up to three configurable reminders, all with merge fields. Reschedule and cancel links let attendees manage their own appointments without emailing you.