Integrations · Forms, leads & automation
Elementor, WPForms and Gravity Forms can all post to your PhonePick lead link, and PhonePick's own form can be pasted into any page.
Every plan. Calling a lead back is on Growth. · PhonePick starts at $75 a month. No contract, no setup fee.
What it does
If your site runs WordPress, you almost certainly already have a form plugin that can send a webhook, and that is all PhonePick needs. Elementor Pro does it under Actions After Submit; WPForms and Gravity Forms do it with their Webhooks add-on.
If you would rather not wire a plugin at all, PhonePick hosts a small form you can paste into a Code block or a Custom HTML block. It posts to your own lead link, includes the consent wording, and needs no plugin.
Setting it up
PhonePickname, phone, email, message, and add an Acceptance field with the ID phonepick_consent carrying the consent wording.Being straight with you
There is no PhonePick WordPress plugin to install, and there is no plan for one: a webhook you can see is easier to debug than a plugin you cannot. Elementor's webhook action needs Elementor Pro.
Forms, leads & automation
Give Zapier your private PhonePick lead link and anything Zapier can trigger on becomes a lead — and, on Growth, a call back.
How it works →MakeConnected todayThe same private lead link works from a Make scenario — one HTTP module and the enquiry is in your Leads list.
How it works →Google Ads lead formsConnected todayPoint a Google Ads lead form extension straight at PhonePick and the person who filled it in gets a call while they still remember filling it in.
How it works →Facebook & Instagram lead adsConnected todayMeta lead ads reach PhonePick through Zapier's Facebook Lead Ads trigger, consent checkbox and all.
How it works →WixConnected todayA Wix form can post to your lead link with a short automation, or you can paste PhonePick's own form into an embed.
How it works →SquarespaceConnected todaySquarespace forms cannot post to a link by themselves, so either route them through Zapier or paste PhonePick's form into a Code block.
How it works →Tell us which one and what you would do with it. That is genuinely how the order gets decided — there is no roadmap vote more useful than a business saying it would switch for it.
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