No website, no “DM me”. Your client fills in the form in one tap — you get the lead in Telegram within a second.
A form builder inside Tapter. You assemble a form from ready-made fields — name, phone, date, service picker — and place it as a block on your page at tapter.one/login.
Visitors leave their requests right there: no DM threads, no Google Forms, no website.
Below is a live form built in a minute. This is exactly what your client sees.
Four ready-made presets: Call me back, Booking, Consultation and a blank form.
Change the fields however you like: text, phone with a +7 mask, email, long text, dropdown, checkbox and a date with a calendar. From 1 to 15 fields.
Every request goes straight to your Telegram and email — with all the answers and a note of which page it came from.
Add your number and, right after submitting, the client sees a “Continue in WhatsApp” button with the message about their request already filled in.
The lead is saved in your list and the conversation has already started.
“New → handled” statuses, so nothing gets lost. If there’s a phone number, “Message on WhatsApp” is one tap away.
Export the last 7 days, a month, all time or your own dates — as CSV or Excel.
A one-field form converts at ≈13%, a nine-field one at ≈3.6%. That is why Tapter presets are deliberately short.
Every form comes with a funnel:
Lots of people start but don’t submit — that means too many fields.
Add a webhook and every new lead is POSTed to your address: Zapier, Make, n8n or your own script.
There’s a test-request button and an X-Tapter-Signature signature to verify authenticity.
A successful submission fires the standard Lead event into the pixels connected to the page — build audiences and retarget everyone who left a request.
A hidden trap for bots, a minimum fill-in time check and a rate limit per IP.
Nothing annoys an honest client — there is no captcha.
The form, the hints, the validation errors and the “Thank you” screen all appear in the language of your page.
If the form is long, the page shows only a button and the form opens on top of the page. Try it:
Connect Tapter to Claude over MCP: “make a haircut booking form and put it on the page” — the agent picks the fields, creates the form and adds the block. Then: “what’s its conversion this week” — it reads the funnel.
The content of your leads is never available to the agent — client names and phone numbers stay in your dashboard only.