PortForm
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A support form that reaches someone fast.

Before a help desk is worth its price, a support form and a shared inbox will do. PortForm stores each request, sets Reply-To so you can answer directly, and can ping your team the moment one arrives.

Your form

Plain HTML on your site

PortForm

Stored · spam filtered · emailed

Your inbox

Every submission, with Reply-To set

Dashboard

Searchable, exportable to CSV

Integrations

Slack, Sheets, CRM, webhooks

The problem

A help desk platform is a lot of overhead for a small team. But a bare mailto: link gets scraped and spammed, and gives you no record of what came in.

How PortForm solves it

A support form posts to PortForm. Add a priority or category field to triage, let Reply-To point back at the customer so replies just work, and route each request to a shared inbox or a Slack channel so nothing waits unseen.

A form you can copy

Point this at PortForm and it works.

Replace YOUR_ACCESS_KEY with the access key from your dashboard. Create one free. The endpoint and the honeypot are already wired in.

What you get

The features this use case leans on.

Reply from your inbox

Reply-To is the customer’s email, so answering the notification answers them.

Triage fields

A priority or category select is just a field — stored and forwarded so you can sort at a glance.

Alert the team

Pro

Post each request to a Slack or Discord channel so it’s picked up, not missed.

A record of everything

Every request is stored and searchable — no request lost to a full inbox.

Route it onward

Integrations that fit this use case.

SlackDiscordTelegramWebhooks

Integrations are a Pro feature. On any plan, every submission still reaches your inbox and dashboard. See plans.

Why PortForm

Why it fits customer support.

  • A support channel without a help-desk subscription.
  • Reply straight from your inbox — Reply-To is set.
  • Requests land in Slack so they’re never missed.

A support form that reaches someone fast.