Forms

Forms lets you build custom forms that can be placed on pages throughout your site — contact forms, volunteer signups, event registration, surveys, payment-enabled submissions, or anything else your club needs.

Creating or editing a form

Go to Forms under Site Builder.
Click Create Form or open an existing one.
Enter the Name (internal label — doesn't need to match the visitor-facing heading).
Set Active when the form is ready.
Add a Headline (visitor-facing title shown above the form) and Additional Information (instructions or context shown above the fields).
Build the questions in the Fields area with Add Form Field.
Set the Submit Button Text.
Configure notifications: Notify after submit and Notifications Email Address(es) (comma-separated list).
Configure post-submit behavior: Redirect after submit with a Redirect to URL, or Text shown after submit for a confirmation message, optionally with Hide form after submit.
If the form should collect a payment, complete the Accept Payment panel (see below).
Save.
Review the page where the form will appear.

Field types

Type	Best for
Text, Single Line	Short answers
Text, Multiple Lines	Longer answers
Dropdown with single choice	Pick one option
Checkboxes with multiple choices	Multiple selections
Checkbox, Yes or No	Single acknowledgement
Date	Specific dates
Number	Numeric answers
Custom Text	Instructions or headings inside the form
Email Confirmation	Email confirmation field (one per form)

Most field types include a Required option.

Payment options

The Accept Payment panel lets the form collect a payment as part of the submission flow. Your club's Stripe connection must be active.

Amount Type options:

Set by Club — You enter the Amount and Processing Fee. Every submission pays the same.
Set by Member — The submitter enters their own amount within a range you define (Minimum Amount, Maximum Amount, Processing Fee Percent).

Additional payment fields: Payment Description, Headline, Instructions / Description for Payment Form, and Allow Message.

When payments are active, the submit button changes to Continue to Payment, and Stripe handles its own payment receipt separately from any email confirmation you configure on the form.

Adding a form to a page

Go to Pages and open the page.
Add a Form Section.
Choose the active form you want to display.
Save the page.

Access to the form comes from the page's permissions, so page access still matters.

Spam protection

Forms include built-in protections: a hidden field that bots fill but real visitors don't, a submission timing check, and request throttling. This is automatic — there's nothing to turn on.