🚨🚨 Have you tried the Self-Service Client Signup Page? 🚨🚨
Take a look at our newer, more integrated option: the Self-Service Client Signup Page.
It's a ready-to-use, TSR-compliant, and fully customizable page with its own unique URL, built to do more than just capture a name and email — it lets your leads sign up directly for one of your billing plans, and automatically adds them to your Credit Repair Cloud contacts as a Client, no manual follow-up required.
The Web Lead Form is still fully supported, and you're welcome to keep using it if it's working for you. But if you'd like a faster, more hands-off way to turn leads into signed clients, we recommend giving the Self-Service Client Signup Page a try.
Adding a Web Lead Form to your website is a simple way to capture leads for your online credit repair business. When a visitor fills out the form, their Name and Email are shared with you, and you'll be notified of the new lead in your Credit Repair Cloud system. In this article, we'll show you how to customize and add a Web Lead Form to your site.
Table of contents:
To start, make sure you have the following:
An active website at MyCreditRepairSite or any other hosting platform
Access the Form Generator
Click on My Company.
Click on Website Tools.
Ensure you are in the Web Lead Form tab.
This is where you will be able to customize and configure your web lead form before adding it to your website.
Customize your Web Lead Form
Important Note:
The sole purpose of a Web Lead Form is to collect leads from your website(s) for you or your sales team to follow up. It’s always best to keep inquiry forms simple. As a result, more people will fill out the form, and you will collect more leads. You/your sales team can collect the additional details for a client profile if the lead chooses to become an active client.
Select either English or Spanish under Form Language.
Select Learn more/Signup toggle (recommended) or Signup Only under Form Type.
We recommend choosing the first option since your visitor will be able to inform you either if they are interested in learning more about your service, or if they are ready to sign up for your service.
(Optional) Manually set the Height and Width of the form.
The forms will come with a default height and width but you can adjust this manually if needed.
Select White or Transparent background for the form.
(Optional) Enter a Webform Custom title.
This is the heading of your form.
Once you are happy with the settings click on Save Changes.
If you make any adjustments to the settings, make sure to click on Save Changes every time so the preview and code are updated.
Finally, scroll down and click on Copy Code.
Adding your Web Lead Form to your Website
If you use our web hosting and site builder tools, you can replace the existing default form on the "Signup Now!" page, or drag the 'Embed Code' element into any other web page (see the step-by-step below).
Access your Site Builder.
For instructions to access MyCreditRepairSite Site Builder click here.
Once you are in, click on Pages at the top.
Click on Signup Now! from the options in the left menu.
You will notice your site already comes with a default lead form that you can edit.
Click anywhere within the form element.
Click on Edit Custom HTML.
Press Command + V (Mac) or CTRL + V (Win) to insert the code of your custom form.
Click out of the text box and you will see your form has been updated.
Using the Embed Code element
If you want to add a web lead form on different pages on your website, you can follow this process.
Access your Site Builder.
For instructions to access MyCreditRepairSite Site Builder click here.
Once you are in, click on Pages at the top.
Click on any page from the menu on the left where you want to add your form.
Click on Build at the top.
Locate the Embed Code element in the left menu and drag and drop it into your page.
How can I use this if I already own a site outside of MyCreditRepairSite?
If you already have your website and don't use our web hosting/site building tools, simply copy the code from the form generator and insert it in your website using a Custom HTML (or similar) element. You can also send the code to your IT person or web designer for them to install.
Important Note:
If you don’t know how to add the custom code to your external site, look for instructions on ‘Adding Custom HTML code’ in your provider’s help center.