You don’t have to build every form from scratch. Form templates give you a ready-made structure (questions, order, and often conditional logic) so you can go from zero to a live form in seconds, then connect it to your tools with webhooks and automate follow-up. In 2026, that’s how small teams and fast-moving businesses stay efficient: start from a template, customize, and automate.
What you’ll see here: A rundown of top form templates that automate common business tasks—lead capture, event registration, feedback, intake, and orders—and how Antforms delivers them with unlimited responses, workflow and branching, and form analytics so you can scale without caps and iterate with data.
Why start from a template
Templates give you:
- Proven structure. The right question types and order are already there. You avoid forgetting key fields (e.g. consent, dietary requirements, or file upload for applications).
- Logic included. Many templates ship with branching (e.g. event registration by ticket type, intake by service type). You get relevance without designing rules from scratch.
- Speed. Click “Use this template,” tweak labels and options, add your branding, and publish. Then hook up webhooks to send submissions to your CRM, Slack, or sheets so the form automates the next step.
In Antforms, the template gallery includes categories like Lead generation, Event registration, Customer feedback, Applications, Contact & support, Client intake, and Orders. Each template is a full form with blocks and, where it fits, workflow and branching. You get unlimited responses and form analytics on every form you create from a template, so you can run at scale in 2026. For a full walkthrough, see form templates for surveys, lead gen, events, and intake.
Lead generation template
Purpose: Capture leads from landing pages, ads, or content. Typical blocks: name, email, company, phone, and optional “What are you looking for?”
Automation: Add a webhook to POST each submission to your CRM or email tool. You get new leads in your pipeline without manual copy-paste. Use form analytics to see completion rate and drop-off so you can shorten the form if needed.
Customize: Add a dropdown for “Source” or “Interest” so you can segment leads. Use conditional logic to ask “Company size?” or “Timeline?” only for certain segments so the form stays short for everyone else.
Event registration template
Purpose: Collect attendee details and optional feedback. Often includes branching by ticket type (e.g. VIP → dietary requirements; Speaker → session title; General → name and contact).
Automation: Webhook to your event tool, CRM, or sheets. Each registration is a row with consistent fields. You can trigger confirmation emails or add to a waitlist from your side.
Customize: Add blocks for t-shirt size, dietary needs, or post-event survey. Keep required fields to the minimum so completion stays high in 2026.
Customer feedback template
Purpose: Post-purchase or post-support feedback: rating (e.g. NPS or stars) plus optional comment. Great for satisfaction and product improvement.
Automation: Webhook to your support tool, CRM, or a sheet. You can route low scores to a follow-up flow or tag promoters for reviews. Form analytics show distribution of scores and completion.
Customize: Add branching: if NPS 0–6, show “What could we improve?”; if 9–10, show “What did we do well?” Use AI assist in the builder to refine question wording.
Client intake template
Purpose: New client or patient intake: contact, goals, service type, availability, consent. Often has branching (e.g. “Other” service type → “Please describe”).
Automation: Webhook to your practice management or CRM so new intakes create a record and optionally notify the right person. You get structured data for every client from day one.
Customize: Align blocks with your actual process. Add file upload for documents if needed. Keep the path short with logic so only relevant questions show. See client intake form for freelance designers for a detailed example.
Order form template
Purpose: Collect orders (e.g. bakery, custom products) with branching for pickup vs delivery, then order details and contact.
Automation: Webhook to your order system, sheet, or email so each submission becomes an order. No manual re-entry.
Customize: Add product options, quantities, and date/time. Use logic to show “Delivery address” only when delivery is selected. For a full example, see order form for a small bakery.
Automate with forms and webhooks
Automate with forms means submissions trigger the next step without manual work. Business form templates in Antforms are starting points; webhooks turn them into automate your business flows. Add a webhook URL per form; each submission POSTs the full response to your endpoint. Your endpoint (or Zapier/Make) can: add a lead to your CRM, create an event registration row, post feedback to Slack, or append an order to a sheet. Lead gen template, event registration template, and order form template all become form templates to automate when you connect webhooks. Antforms templates support unlimited responses and workflow and branching so pre-built form templates for lead gen, events, feedback, intake, and orders scale in 2026. For a full list, see form templates for surveys, lead gen, events, and intake.
Summary
Top form templates for 2026—lead gen, event registration, feedback, intake, orders—let you start in seconds and automate with webhooks. Use Antforms templates for unlimited responses, workflow and branching, and form analytics. Customize and connect to your stack; then iterate with data. For more, see form templates for surveys, lead gen, events, and intake and webhooks to send form submissions to your CRM.
Create a form from a template in Antforms—free to start, no response caps.