The attendance question is one tap, not a text box, so nobody has to type. It writes to a plain field instead of one built for something else, which keeps your CRM tidy.
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Create a new form
Edit the fields below, then paste to build it.
Create a new hosted form from FormMaker's "Event registration" template (template id: event-registration).
Fields — edit this list before you send it (add, remove, or change anything):
- First name — short text, required
- Email — email, required
- How will you attend? — multiple choice, required (choices: In person, Online)
If I leave the list blank or ask for different fields, ask me for them in this format, one per line:
"Label — type (short text / long text / email / phone / number / dropdown / multiple choice / checkbox / date) — required or optional"
Make a fresh HubSpot form for it — you don't need an existing one. If any field isn't in my HubSpot yet, create it if you can, otherwise build the rest and tell me what to add. Then give me the share link and the embed code.
Convert an existing form
Reshape a form you already have into this template.
I have an existing HubSpot form I'd like to rebuild as FormMaker's "Event registration" template (on a single page). First, list my HubSpot forms so I can tell you which one to use. Then rebuild it in that style — keep my existing fields wherever they fit, and only add what the template needs. When it's live, give me the share link and the embed code.
Create a custom-object form
Point this template at a HubSpot custom object.
Create a form for a HubSpot custom object in the style of FormMaker's "Event registration" template (on a single page). If I haven't told you which custom object to use, ask me first — "Which HubSpot custom object would you like to use for this form?" — and wait for my answer before doing anything else. Once I've answered, look up that object's own properties and build the form from those (not contact fields), keeping this template's layout and button. If a property I want doesn't exist yet, tell me — I'll need to add it in HubSpot first. Then give me the share link and the embed code.