For agencies
One API runs every client's website forms. Write your markup, drop in the Furrow MCP, and the agent provisions the backend — spam, email, webhooks — the same way on every build. $199/yr, unlimited everything.
paste this into your agent
Fetch furrowforms.com/ai and set up this client's forms.clients/
├── acme-roofing/ contact · quote · careers
├── blue-fern-cafe/ contact · reservations
├── harbor-dental/ contact · appointment
└── northside-gym/ contact · trial · newsletter
each site owns: turnstile · domains · notify · webhook
+ file uploads with a private per-site inbox
every form inherits them · overrides are opt-inBring your own HTML
No drag-and-drop builder, no template tags, no restyling someone else's markup. Write the form your design calls for and hand the wiring to an agent.
[ the cms way ]
Repeat for the quote form. And the careers form. And the next client.
[ furrow forms ]
The same prompt maintains it: every form on every client site, one instruction away.
Built for the roster
The form backend stops being part of the build. Drop the Furrow MCP into the project and the agent provisions the whole thing — client, website, forms, spam stack, notifications, webhook — the same shape every time, no custom code.
› New build for Blue Fern Cafe — provision forms the usual way.
One infrastructure cost covers the whole roster: $199/yr, unlimited clients, sites, and forms. No per-site licenses to buy and renew — and no plugin updates to babysit across every install.
› Move harbordental.com off its form plugin — same forms, Furrow backend.
Turnstile keys live on the project, never the form. Rotate once — all 14 forms use the new keys immediately.
› Rotate the Turnstile keys on acmeroofing.com.
Change the notification list on the project — contact, quote, and careers forms all pick it up. No sweep, no drift.
› Send Harbor Dental's leads to their new office manager.
Clients, projects, and forms are unlimited. Fifty forms across twelve clients costs the same $199/yr as five forms on one.
› Add a careers form to every client site.
Archive instead of hard delete — the client, their projects, and submissions stay intact and out of the way.
› Archive Northside Gym — keep the history.
Client kickoff
New client signed this morning, forms live before lunch: tell your agent the domain, keys, and forms you need. One idempotent bootstrap_site call creates the client, the website, and every form — then the agent drops the snippet into the repo and verifies the webhook with a signed test delivery.
› New client: Northside Gym, northsidegym.com. Contact, free-trial, and newsletter forms. Webhook to their CRM.
⚙ bootstrap_site · client ✓ site ✓ forms (3) ✓
⚙ get_snippet · framework: nextjs ✓
⚙ test_webhook ·200 OK · signature verified
Northside Gym is live — three forms inheriting the site's Turnstile keys and routing.
Leads, delivered
[ email ]
Each site notifies its own list, with template tokens like {{project.name}} keeping every email readable. Client staff never see another client's leads — and on Pro, notification emails carry your agency's branding, or none at all.
[ webhook ]
Point each client's webhook at their CRM. HMAC-signed deliveries retry with backoff for ~24 hours, and the per-project delivery log settles "did it arrive?" disputes.
[ burrow ]
Furrow webhooks are built to feed Burrow, our agency reporting product — a native integration is being built now.
FAQ
Agencies need what single-site tools lack: a client → website → form hierarchy, settings that cascade per site instead of per form, unlimited forms without per-form fees, and a way to onboard a new client fast. Furrow Forms is built around exactly that model — one $199/yr workspace runs an entire client roster, and an AI agent can provision a new client’s forms in one call.
No — that is exactly the repetition Furrow removes. Instead of standing up storage, spam filtering, and email delivery per project (or re-wiring a CMS form plugin), you drop the Furrow MCP into the build and the agent provisions the entire backend in one idempotent bootstrap_site call: client, website, forms, spam stack, notification routing, and a webhook it verifies itself. Every project gets the same production-grade form infrastructure with zero custom code.
In Furrow Forms, each client is a first-class object holding their websites (projects), and each website owns its security and routing: Turnstile keys, allowed domains, notification emails, webhook. Every form under a site inherits those settings automatically, with per-form overrides only where needed. Submissions are filterable by client, project, and form.
None of those. One workspace is $199/yr with unlimited clients, projects, and forms, and 10,000 submissions a month pooled across the roster. Expansion packs add +5,000 submissions/month for $99/yr each. Running multiple separate agencies or businesses? Each gets its own isolated workspace under the same login.
Yes — that’s the intended workflow. Write whatever markup your design calls for, point the form’s action at its Furrow endpoint, and it works: no builder UI, no template tags, no restyling someone else’s markup. In practice an agent does the pointing — it reads your HTML, wires each form to its endpoint, and configures the spam protection, notification emails, and webhook in the same pass. Those are the four separate setup chores a CMS form plugin walks you through one screen at a time.
Yes — end to end. An agent calls bootstrap_site with the client name, domain, Turnstile keys, notification emails, and webhook; the client, website, and every form exist in one idempotent call. It then generates the frontend snippet for HTML, Astro, or Next.js and fires a signed test webhook to verify delivery. Kickoff to live forms, one conversation.
Every submission is delivered by email (per-project recipient lists with template tokens) and by HMAC-signed webhooks with automatic retries and a per-project delivery log — point each client’s webhook at their CRM. A native integration with Burrow, our agency reporting product, is in the works.
paste this into your agent
Fetch furrowforms.com/ai and set up forms for this site.