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Peak Forms · Agencies

One form per client.One overview for you.

You build request, onboarding and feedback forms for your clients. In Peak One every client gets their own workspace, and you see them all on one page.

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation
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Client data stays in the client's workspace. Templates take no responses along.

Build and run forms for clients.

One client / its own workspace

01The goal02The access03The template
Agency & white label

One client, one workspace.

The goal
Request, onboarding or feedback form
The access
Invite as guest with the “client” profile
The template
Questions and structure, without responses and contacts
Company name made up. You only see companies where you are owner or admin.
For agenciesCreate the client company → Build the form → Invite the client

An example for your next client

How would the client form begin?

Create a local start note with neutral sample details. It shows the structure and is not saved in Peak One.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Forms / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three thoughts. One client form.

Draft · not yet put together

The goal
Still open
The access
Still open
The template
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

Two moments from agency work

What's on today?

Pick the occasion. The example card follows the situation.

Client workspace

A new client comes on board.

The action
Create a separate company in Peak One, build a form from a template and invite the contact as a guest.
The intent
Forms, responses and contacts live with the client.
Working example / New client

Client workspace

Client
Studio Nord Ltd (example)
Client access
Invite as guest with the “client” profile
White label
Own name, logo, favicon and app domain
Editorial structure sketch · not a customer reference

The examples are described editorially. The experience shows how a Peak Forms form feels.

To the product proof

Why it helps agencies

Fewer handovers, cleanly separated.

Cleanly
separated.

This is where Peak Forms helps.

  • Forms, responses and contacts live with the client. If the client changes agency, their data stays with them.
  • You invite clients as guests. The “client” access profile limits which apps and data they see.
  • A shared form becomes a template: questions and structure come along, responses, notes, points and contacts don't.
Client's workspaceYour overview

Client data stays in the client's workspace. Templates take no responses along.

What doesn't exist yet

  • No public agency directory.
  • No agency partner programme with fixed terms and no agency discounts.
  • Which plans remove “Made with Peak Atlas” from forms is decided but still being built.

A real Peak Forms experience

Experience a form as a story.

The public onboarding story from the Peak Forms catalog leads through three chapters on goal, team and start. Open it and walk the path from the respondent's side.

View the original experience (German)
Original view of the public onboarding demo with the German opening “Willkommen an Bord”. Captured on 26 Oct 2026.

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Unaltered public product view · 26 Oct 2026 · entry checked, no first-value test

Peak Forms / Your next step

Build the first client form.

Try Peak Forms without an account, then create the first client workspace.

Try Peak Forms without an account
Local working example

Fewer handovers, cleanly separated.

Questions and structure, without responses and contacts

Frequently asked questions

Is there an agency directory?

Not yet. We don't list agencies before we've seen their work with Peak Forms ourselves.

Does my client see my other clients?

No. Every client has their own workspace. Only you see the overview of all of them.

Who pays for the plan?

The plan applies per workspace. You and your client decide together who books it.