The problem
You have a contact form on your site. Someone fills it out. The submission goes to an email you check sometimes. By the time you follow up, it's been two days. They've already called two other contractors.
Why we built it
Lead forms that email you are slow. DIRT's form sends submissions directly into your pipeline — you see them immediately, in the same place you track all your leads. No email lag, no missed contacts.
How it works
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Your DIRT website includes a lead form automatically — name, contact, job description.
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When a visitor submits the form, a new lead appears in your CRM pipeline instantly.
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You get a push notification. Tap to see the lead and take action before they call a competitor.
What changes for your business
Before
Form submission → email → you check it eventually → lead is cold.
After
Form submission → instant pipeline entry → push notification → call while it's hot.
Common questions
What is the website lead form in DIRT?
It's the contact form built into your DIRT contractor site. When a visitor fills it out, the submission goes directly into your CRM pipeline — not to an email you check sometimes.
Is the lead form automatic or do I have to add it?
Automatic. Every published DIRT site includes the lead form — you don't configure it separately.
What information does the form collect?
Name, contact info, and a description of the job they need done. Enough context for you to follow up intelligently.
Where does a submission go when someone fills out the form?
Directly into your DIRT CRM pipeline as a new lead entry. It appears immediately — no email lag, no forwarding, no waiting.
How fast do I find out when someone submits the form?
You get a push notification the moment the lead lands in your pipeline. The goal is to follow up before they open another tab and call a competitor.
Can I customize the form fields?
The standard form collects name, contact, and job description. It's intentionally short — a long form loses leads before they finish filling it out.
What happens to the lead after it hits the pipeline?
It gets a stage — New, Contacted, Quoted — and you work it from the CRM inbox. Create a bid from the lead card when they're ready.
Is this the same as the public lead form?
No. The website form is embedded in your DIRT site automatically. The public lead form is a standalone shareable link you can drop anywhere — Instagram bio, listing sites, referral texts — independent of your website.
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