Your request form can sit on your own website, so clients answer Rota's questions without leaving it. Their requests reach you exactly as they do from your request page.
1. Choose how it shows
Open Share in your dashboard. On the page puts the form where your contact form is now. From a button lets your own buttons open the form over the page; on phones it fills the screen.
2. Set how it looks
Pick Card or Blend in, a button colour and rounded or square corners, and watch the preview change. On your site the form uses your site's own font and matches a light or dark background. If your colour would be hard to read, the button uses a slightly deeper shade.
3. Copy your code and add it
Copy the one line of code, then follow the steps for your website builder: WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Framer, Shopify, GoDaddy, Google Sites, Google Tag Manager or any other site. Copy instructions for my web person gives whoever runs your site (or an AI website builder) everything they need. The code never needs updating.
Some builders only run code on paid plans, and builder editors don't run scripts, so check your published page. Once the form shows, remove your old contact form.
If something stops it loading
The code is a plain link to your request page first. If the form can't load, because a browser blocks it or a site setting stops it, visitors still get the link.
Where it's live
Share lists each site where your form has shown and when it was last seen. You can block a site, for example if someone copied your code; visitors there see the plain link instead. Turn on Only my sites to keep new sites blocked until you allow them.
What clients see
The same questions, notices and replies as your request page. Each lead shows where it came from, such as Widget on yourfirm.com/contact. Free plans show "Powered by EliteReply" under the form; Pro removes it. The form sets no cookies and keeps nothing in the visitor's browser until they start writing.