Collect RSVPs without sending fans to another tab
Linking out to a general-purpose form tool costs you completions and context. encer forms live on the page itself, with spam checks, duplicate blocking, and CSV export.
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The usual way to collect RSVPs, questions, or commission requests from a bio page is a link to a general-purpose form tool. That works, but every hop costs you: the fan leaves your page, the form carries none of your context, and the answers land in a separate spreadsheet you now have to reconcile with everything else.
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Eight field types, one block
Short text, long text, choices, checkboxes, dropdowns, email, phone, and date — composed inside the same block editor as the rest of the page. There is no second builder to learn and no separate URL to distribute.
Spam handling you don't have to assemble
Public submissions pass a proof-of-humanity check (Cloudflare Turnstile) before they reach you. You choose whether a form accepts anonymous submissions or requires a signed-in fan, and duplicate submissions from the same person are blocked automatically.
- Proof-of-humanity check on every public submission
- Anonymous or signed-in-only, per form
- Automatic duplicate blocking
- Monthly submission caps by plan, stated up front
Results where you can actually use them
Submissions arrive in a dashboard table you can filter and ex