# The 6 Best intake form builders for Med Spas (2026)

> Updated July 2026. We build one of these, so SeldonFrame is ranked #1 below — but every other pick gets a genuine strength list and an honest catch.

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Reviewed by Maxime Houle, Founder, SeldonFrame

## Our picks at a glance

1. SeldonFrame — best overall for med spas
2. Typeform — best for businesses wanting a polished, high-conversion form experience
3. Jotform — best for businesses wanting a huge template library without paying up front
4. Google Forms — best for anyone who just needs a simple free form with zero setup
5. Gravity Forms — best for wordPress sites wanting deep form-to-workflow automation
6. Formstack — best for larger teams needing forms tied into approval workflows and documents

## How we ranked

- Pricing verified from each vendor's own public pricing page as of July 2026.
- We build SeldonFrame and rank it #1 for the front-office job — the honest catch on every other pick is listed too, so you can disagree.
- Rankings weigh fit for med spas over raw feature count.
- No vendor paid for placement on this page.

## The short version

- **Our pick:** SeldonFrame — the whole front office, from **$29/mo** **flat** solo, or **$99–$299/mo** agency plans with white-label + client sub-accounts (**0%** GMV) (we build it, and we say below when the others win)
- **Cheapest real option:** Jotform — free plan; paid from ~**$34/mo** (has a free plan)
- **How to choose:** a form that grabs the right details from a new lead before the first call, without scaring them off with too many questions

Med Spas looking for the best intake form builders are usually trying to solve one thing: a form that grabs the right details from a new lead before the first call, without scaring them off with too many questions. And big-ticket consultation requests slip away when booking feels clunkier than the med spa down the street.

## 1. SeldonFrame — best overall

Every SeldonFrame workspace comes with a built-in intake form, and unlike a standalone form tool, each submission lands straight in the CRM as a contact, can trigger the AI receptionist to follow up on its own, and connects right into booking. Included at $29/mo flat, and you can build it free in about 3 minutes.

For med spas, that means a Botox consultation booking gets captured and booked automatically, whether the customer calls, texts or fills out a form.

- Price: $29/mo flat solo, or $99–$299/mo agency (0% GMV) — first workspace free forever
- Build it free in about 3 minutes before you sign up: https://www.seldonframe.com/#hero-form
- Book a demo: https://app.seldonframe.com/book/seldonframes-workspace-7798/default
- Honest caveat: SeldonFrame is newer than several names on this list and isn't a dedicated funnel-builder — if that's specifically what you need, see the alternatives below.

## 5 more intake form builders, ranked

### 2. Typeform

- **Typeform** — from ~**$25/mo**. A form builder that asks one question at a time, known for people actually finishing it. Best for: Businesses wanting a polished, high-conversion form experience. Watch out: Response limits are tight on cheaper plans, and there's no CRM behind it — submissions still need somewhere to go. Source: https://www.typeform.com/pricing/

### 3. Jotform

- **Jotform** — free plan; paid from ~**$34/mo**. A broad form builder with tons of templates and a genuinely usable free plan. Best for: Businesses wanting a huge template library without paying up front. Watch out: The screen feels cluttered next to newer tools, and the free plan caps submissions and storage. Source: https://www.jotform.com/pricing/

### 4. Google Forms

- **Google Forms** — free. Google's completely free, no-frills form builder. Best for: Anyone who just needs a simple free form with zero setup. Watch out: Very basic design, almost no branching logic, and definitely no CRM or automatic follow-up behind it. Source: https://workspace.google.com/products/forms/

### 5. Gravity Forms

- **Gravity Forms** — from ~**$59/yr**. The most-used paid form plugin for WordPress sites. Best for: WordPress sites wanting deep form-to-workflow automation. Watch out: It needs a WordPress site to run on, and setup leans more toward developers than plug-and-play. Source: https://www.gravityforms.com/pricing/

### 6. Formstack

- **Formstack** — from ~**$50/mo**. A form and workflow-automation platform built more for bigger companies. Best for: Larger teams needing forms tied into approval workflows and documents. Watch out: It's priced and built for bigger operations — too much, and too expensive, for a single intake form. Source: https://www.formstack.com/pricing

## Comparison table

| intake form builder | Best for | From price | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| **SeldonFrame** | a form that grabs the right details from a new lead before the first call, without scaring them off with too many questions | **$29/mo** **flat** solo, or **$99–$299/mo** agency (**0%** GMV) | Newer platform; not a dedicated funnel-builder |
| Typeform | Businesses wanting a polished, high-conversion form experience | from ~**$25/mo** | Response limits are tight on cheaper plans, and there's no CRM behind it — submissions still need somewhere to go. |
| Jotform | Businesses wanting a huge template library without paying up front | free plan; paid from ~**$34/mo** | The screen feels cluttered next to newer tools, and the free plan caps submissions and storage. |
| Google Forms | Anyone who just needs a simple free form with zero setup | free | Very basic design, almost no branching logic, and definitely no CRM or automatic follow-up behind it. |
| Gravity Forms | WordPress sites wanting deep form-to-workflow automation | from ~**$59/yr** | It needs a WordPress site to run on, and setup leans more toward developers than plug-and-play. |
| Formstack | Larger teams needing forms tied into approval workflows and documents | from ~**$50/mo** | It's priced and built for bigger operations — too much, and too expensive, for a single intake form. |

## FAQ

**What makes an intake form good for lead capture, not just data collection?**

The submission has to go somewhere useful on its own — a CRM record, an automatic follow-up, a notice to the owner — instead of sitting in an inbox or spreadsheet waiting for someone to notice it.

**How many fields should an intake form have?**

As few as you need to act on the lead — name, contact info, and the one or two details specific to the job. Every extra field measurably lowers how many people finish it.

**Can a form replace answering the phone?**

No — a form only catches leads who are willing to fill one out. Callers and texters who want a faster answer still need something (or someone) to pick up right away.

**What's the best intake form builder for med spas?**

Honestly, it depends on what's already missing. If leads are falling through the cracks between "someone reached out" and "someone followed up," SeldonFrame's combined AI receptionist + CRM + booking is built for exactly that gap. If the need is narrower — just a calendar link, just a CRM, just a form — one of the specialist tools above may be simpler for now.

## Get started

- Start free (build in ~3 minutes, before signing up): https://www.seldonframe.com/#hero-form
- Book a 15-minute demo: https://app.seldonframe.com/book/seldonframes-workspace-7798/default
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