Your next lead arrives as a brief.
pepline replaces the static form with an intake agent: it asks your questions, answers with your published prices, and ends every conversation with a structured brief, for you and for the visitor.
A contact form collects less than the visitor came to say.
Visitors who click Contact usually arrive with real intent and real questions: about scope, price, timing and fit.
A static form can answer none of them. It collects two lines of text and an email address, and the qualification work starts after the reply.
What replaces it: an intake agent built from your website.
It starts from your website.
pepline reads your pages and drafts your services, prices and qualification criteria. You review the drafts before anything goes live.
You stay the editor.
Accept drafts in one click or item by item. Dismissed drafts stay dismissed, and dealbreakers are always written by you. The agent never invents them.
It goes live with one script tag.
Embed it where the form sat, on the domains you allow, in your colors.
An existing catalog, a clear user, a pilot by autumn: our usual shape.
Every conversation ends in a brief.
Scope, timeline, a budget range grounded in your published prices, and a fit assessment. The visitor receives it by email; you get the same brief as structured data with the full conversation attached.
A document the visitor has a reason to receive.
The brief answers the visitor's questions in writing, with your prices. It gives them a reason to reply, and gives you the context before the first call.
From your URL to a working intake agent.
pepline drafts your services, prices and criteria from your pages. You review and accept.
Where the contact form sat.
Each conversation arrives as a brief in your dashboard, with the transcript attached.
Replace the form.
Start from your website, review what pepline drafted, and put the agent where the form was. The agent on our homepage runs on the same tools. Ask it something first if you want to see one working.