I’m Ian, the Product Manager for HubSpot’s Forms tool.
Thank you all for taking the time to submit, upvote, and comment on this Idea. I'm happy to report that this Idea is now in Public Beta. You can opt-in to the beta here.
I’m Ian, the Product Manager for HubSpot’s Forms tool.
Thank you all for taking the time to submit, upvote, and comment on this Idea. I'm happy to report that this Idea is now In Planning! This means that our engineers are actively building this feature. Here's a sneak peak.
The product development process is always filled with unexpected bumps and hurdles, so I can't give a timeline, but I am confident in saying we'll deliver this feature as soon as possible.
All updates will be relayed on this thread, so stay tuned!
If you ask HubSpot here are their current "solutions":
Create one huge form with smart fields that redirects back to itself (clunky UX).
Create X amount of forms and redirect to new landing pages with each submission (clunky UX and creates unecessary LP clutter).
These really aren't great solutions - making a user reload the page inbetween each submission isn't ideal (especially on slower loading sites).
WebMechanix built a prototype that takes #2 from above but with the following upgrades:
Removes the need for refreshing/redirecting to a new page on each step
Adds the capability to go backwards to previous steps
Google Analytics event and virtual pageview tracking built in - (for creating Goal funnels to see abandonment).
Ability to use conditional fields between each form step - (e.g: ask a true/false question on step 1 then show fields in steps 2/3 depending on the answer in step 1).
Here's a blog post about the tool and a short video demo:
We're working on getting this into a working beta - but we need feedback first - would you be willing to fill out our feedback survey at the link above?
was reading a post on Hubspot's blog last week and noticed they are using an awesome new CTA format with an inline multistep form. Love the work. Hubspot, please share! A tutorial wound be awesome. Would love to see this added to the platform.
Yes, we despersltey need this to help optimize conversions. At this stgae we're looking at using a tool called LeadFormly then feeding that data into hubspot.
hmmm, just stumbled across this multi-step form - it looks like they're using Hubspot. If I look at 'Inspect Element' - it seems to be the same form on both pages too.
Looks like they built a custom form that posts the data over to HubSpot directly via the API. Building a multi-step form is easy and doable if you have the techinical abilities to build it yourself - but if you want to use the native embeddable forms they don't have a feature yet.
@ndwilliams3 I also came across that blog post and new CTA and asked our partner rep about it and they said it was something custom built and isn't planned to be part of the core product 😕
@derekcavaliero I took a look at your post on multi-step forms and it looks promising! Do you have a working beta yet? I'm needing a multi-step form and pressed for time, so developing something myself is not really an option at the moment.
I'm struggling to find an external form that has multi-step logic jumps and is compatible with Hubspot. I read above that Samanthamyers tried Leadformly. How did it work out in terms of integrations with Hubspot?
I tried Typeform but we don't really like the look of it, we would rather prefer a regular form design.
i suggest to take some inspiration from typeform. i've tested the conversion rates on their forms vs hubspot forms and other types of forms many times and it continues to win. although there are flaws with typeform too.
I am using @Anonymous module https://www.larmahil.com/hubspot-multi-step-form and it works great. I'm working on the css to style the radio inputs as buttons for a typeform look and feel similar to typeform. Was also going to look at adding an event handler to trigger the next event on select.