For websites
Ask right on the pagewhether it helped.
A small embedded form at the end of a page asks whether visitors found what they were looking for and what was missing. A hidden field remembers the page, so you know where to improve.
Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.
Embedded through an iframe, without tracking pixels.
Example / Did this page help you?
Feedback on a help page.
- The purpose
- Ask whether the page helped.
- What was missing?
- The return window for sale items.
- Page
- page=/help/returns
Your small trial run
From three details to a start note.
Insert the example or write your own details. Everything stays in this open preview only.
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Three details. Your form.
Draft · not yet put together
- The purpose
- Still open
- What was missing?
- Still open
- Page
- Still open
How to start
Live in three steps.
This is how a response from the help page of the made-up shop Nordwind Travel Goods arrives.
- 01First
Build a short form
The purposeAsk whether the page helped.
One yes/no question, a text field with a rule and a hidden field “page”.
You get → Yes/no plus follow-up - 02Then
Embed
What was missing?The return window for sale items.
Copy the iframe code and set the page parameter in the address per page.
You get → Page in a hidden field - 03After that
Read weekly
Pagepage=/help/returns
Sort the no answers by page and fix the most frequent one first.
You get → Drop-offs visible
From the explanation to the experience
Hear the customer voice yourself.
The public experience “The customer voice” from the Peak Forms catalog shows how rating, follow-up and finish work together.
View the customer voice (German)
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Peak Forms / Your next step
Find out which page does not help.
Start free, embed the form, read answers by page.
Start Peak Forms for freeSmall on the page, clear in the report.
page=/help/returns
Frequently asked questions
How do I embed the form?
Through an iframe with the public form link. The embed code generator builds it for you.
Does the form set cookies or pixels?
Peak Forms sets no tracking pixels. The source comes from parameters in the link.
Can I analyse several pages?
Yes. One form is enough; the page parameter tells the pages apart in the export.




