Icegram Collect creates WordPress forms for contact requests, subscriptions, registrations, inquiries, and custom HTML use cases. Submissions are saved in your WordPress database, so you can review them in the leads dashboard even if an email notification is missed. When you connect an external service, selected form data can also be sent there.

Choose a form design and placement

Set up a form in three steps: select its type, choose a responsive layout or inherit your WordPress theme’s styling, then publish. Form settings also allow custom CSS. Add the shortcode [rainmaker_form id="..."] to a post or page, Gutenberg Shortcode block, Elementor widget, or page builder layout. You can also place forms in sidebar and footer widget areas. With Icegram Engage, a form can appear in a popup, slide-in, or welcome bar.

Review and export submissions

Search leads by name or email, filter by form or month and year, sort entries, and review details such as name, email, subject, and message. Export submissions to CSV for follow-up or reporting. The product describes unlimited forms and lead storage.

Set submission actions

After a submission, show a custom thank-you message or redirect users to a selected URL. Notification emails can go to multiple recipients when their addresses are separated by commas. A built-in CAPTCHA provides a spam protection option, and a customizable consent checkbox can include HTML links to a privacy policy.

Connect email lists and processes

Available connections include Icegram Express, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Campaign Monitor, MailPoet, Zapier, IFTTT, and webhooks. The product identifies ActiveCampaign, AWeber, and HubSpot Pro as Premium integrations. Webhooks send submission data to a configured endpoint. For a custom form that syncs with Icegram Express or Mailchimp, include standard name and email inputs using name="name" and name="email".

Install and activate Icegram Collect, then open it in your WordPress admin area to make a form campaign. Configure its fields, design, actions, consent option, CAPTCHA, notifications, and any connected services before placing the shortcode. Product documentation and video tutorials provide setup guidance.