# Static forms with a built-in lead inbox

> Collect form submissions from static HTML pages without building a backend, then inspect leads by form, page, source, and version.

Canonical: https://staticx.site/static-form

## Plain HTML forms

Use standard form markup and StaticX form rules. The platform detects fields, stores leads, and keeps each lead tied to the site version when possible.

## Lead inbox included

Review leads, filter by version, source, country, device, and date, and edit lead records from the dashboard.

## Designed for static sites

You keep the simplicity of a static frontend while StaticX handles the submission endpoint and operational context.

## Add a backendless form to a static page

Use normal HTML form fields while StaticX stores submissions and attaches deployment context.

1. **Add form markup** — Create a normal HTML form with clear labels and field names that will make sense in the lead inbox.
2. **Apply StaticX form rules** — Use the documented StaticX form attributes or endpoint so submissions route to the correct collection.
3. **Publish and test** — Publish the site, submit a test lead, and confirm version, source, country, device, and landing path are captured.

## Static sites can collect leads without becoming backend apps.

A contact or application form should not force a landing page into a full application stack. StaticX lets the static page stay simple while submissions land in a structured inbox.

Because form entries are tied to site, version, source, and device context, teams can judge not only whether a form works but which release and acquisition source produced useful leads.

## What the lead inbox adds

- **Editable entries** — Review and correct submitted lead fields from the dashboard without changing the original site files.
- **Version attribution** — Each lead can be connected to the deployment version that served the form.
- **CSV workflows** — Import and export leads for simple operations, audits, or external automation.

## FAQ

### Do I need JavaScript for StaticX forms?

No. StaticX forms can work with normal HTML form submission patterns. JavaScript is optional for custom front-end behavior.

### Can I edit lead entries after submission?

Yes. Lead details can be reviewed and edited in the dashboard with save and close actions.

### Can forms be filtered by deployment version?

Yes. StaticX lead inbox filters include version, country, device, source, and date range where metadata is available.

[View on staticx.site](https://staticx.site/static-form)