Jotform App for Unbounce's Smart Builder

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Jotform App for Unbounce's Smart Builder

We’re excited to announce Unbounce’s newest app: Jotform!

When we launched Unbounce Apps earlier this year a lot of customers were asking for a Jotform App, and it makes sense—their forms provide powerful functionality. With Jotform, you can create forms with just about everything you’d need—conditional logic, payment collection, approval flows, and more. (Check out their awesome blog post on the app here!)

Jotform also has over 10,000 free templates for all types of industries and use cases including order forms, purchase forms, registration forms, booking forms, signup forms, and so much more.

What’s so awesome about the Jotform App? 

  1. Well, it’s the easiest way to add Jotforms to your page. All you need are your login credentials and you’ll see all your forms from right within the Smart Builder.

  2. Like everything else in Smart Builder, it’s mobile responsive by default, so don’t stress about making sure your Jotform looks good on different devices.

  3. It will track any Jotform completions as conversions in your Unbounce stats, so you can pair this with the superpower of Unbounce’s Smart Traffic to get a serious bump in your conversion rate. 
     

So, if you’re looking to get more conversions on your landing pages by expanding form functionality, then Jotform is an app you’ll want to try. And the best part? You don’t need to touch any code to use it. 

Check out this 5 minute video on how the app works:
 

 


Happy building!

Hi there,

That’s a great addition ! We’ve been using jotform on the Classic Builder for 2 or 3 years now and it’s really powerful.

be careful that the mobile version of the form different from the desktop one as it has a fixed heigh that can’t be change. In Preview mode (at least in the classic builder and in your video) you are seing the desktop version in the mobile version. You should check in published mode how it looks and if your embedded zone is high enough to show the entirety of the form.

 


Hey Julien,

Thanks for your comment! Yes, it’s a good call to check the published page URL too and ensure that there’s enough vertical space for the entire form. You can then alter the form height control if you need it to be higher.

Thanks!