Get replies from your contact form

No. The submission is watched on its way past — never stopped, redirected or altered. If your form shows a thank-you message, it still does. If it sends somewhere, it still sends.

It’s on for every Nippy site with a form, so replies aren’t lost before anyone realises they’re being lost. It changes nothing about how your site behaves, and you can switch it off per form or for the whole site at any time.

No. Each form is only ever announced once, and the monthly summary is one email covering every form you have — a busy site and a quiet one generate the same amount of mail. Reply-by-reply email exists, but only if you ask for it on a specific form.

Passwords, card details and file contents, with no exceptions — and any form containing a password field is left alone entirely, because that’s a sign-in rather than a way to reach you. Search boxes, calculators and to-do apps are skipped too.

Open the site’s Forms tab and switch it off. Everything we find is listed, and the defaults are a guess you can correct in either direction.

The first reply to each form is emailed to you, and after that a monthly summary covers what happened across your sites — how many people opened your links, and how many replies came in. It only arrives in months where something did. On a paid plan you can also ask for an email every time a particular form is filled in. Replies are saved either way.

A form is recognised by its fields, so adding or removing one makes it a new form as far as Nippy is concerned. Your settings for it carry across — if you had turned saving off, it stays off — and the Forms tab offers to move the older replies across so everything sits in one place. Nothing is moved until you say so.

Usually not. Each field is labelled from its name, then its id, then its on-screen label, then its placeholder — the first one we find. AI-generated forms nearly always have a sensible id like email or message.

Those can’t be seen — a browser only raises a submit event for a real form element. Wrapping the fields in a form tag is usually a one-line change, and it makes the form work better for keyboard and screen-reader users too.

Yes. Every reply is saved from the start, whatever your plan — the plan only decides what you can read. Subscribing opens every reply already waiting, not just the ones that arrive next.

Saving works on every plan and nothing is dropped. Free shows how many replies each form has received. Any paid plan opens every reply, on every site, with no limit.

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