AI now writes the pitches in your contact form
Outreach tools now read your site, write a pitch that mentions your business by name, and send it through your contact form, thousands of sites at a time. They solve captchas and read like a person. Doorman asks the one question they can't fake: does this person want what you sell?
Free for 1,000 checks a month. Paid plans from $12. No card required.
Example: Doorman screening contact form, each judged in under half a second and delivered or kept out with the reason.
Sound familiar?
They mention your business by name
AI outreach tools read your site first, then write a pitch about your product, your blog post or your pricing page. A word list sees a personal message.
Captchas don't stop them
Contact-form outreach tools advertise built-in captcha solving. A captcha costs your real visitors more than it costs them.
Sending is cheap, so everyone gets them
Some charge cents per website, and one campaign can reach tens of thousands of sites. Your form is on the list whatever your size.
See it work in 26 seconds
Transcript
- “Your demo form.” A message is typed into a demo form: “We do SEO and link building. Quick 15 min chat?” and sent.
- “It gets pitched all day.” The message arrives at Doorman’s door.
- “Doorman reads every one.” It is marked Dropped, sales pitch, with the giveaway sentence underlined. A real demo request is marked Delivered.
- “In ~100 ms. Pitches out, buyers in.” Pitches, card fraud and bot spam are kept out; real buyers go to the inbox.
- “Tell your coding agent.” A Copy prompt button for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode is clicked.
- “It sets everything up.” The agent is asked to protect the contact form with Doorman, reads withdoorman.com/llms.txt, changes the form’s action URL and confirms a test submission was delivered.
- “Free to start, in watch mode.” Free: 1,000 checks a month. Pro: $12 a month. No captcha, no sales call.
- Doorman. Keeps pitches out of your demo form.
How Doorman tells a pitch from a buyer
- It reads the whole message: against a sentence about what you sell, the way you would.
- It asks what the sender wants: a pitch can be polite, personal and perfectly written; it still wants to sell you something. A blunt, misspelled question about your product gets through.
- It shows the line that gave it away: every drop comes with the sentence, so checking takes seconds and any mistake is one click to rescue.
- Nothing is lost: unsure ones are held for you, and watch mode delivers everything for the first week, labelled with what it would have done.
<form action="https://withdoorman.com/f/YOUR_FORM_ID" method="POST"> <input name="email" type="email" required> <textarea name="message" required></textarea> <button>Send</button> </form>
Checked, not guessed
Every decision comes from Doorman's models reading the submission, in milliseconds, with the reason attached.
Labelled test sets: 104 invented but labelled contact-form and checkout submissions, and a small hand-labelled set of 25 sign-ups and comments, all judged live. Questions were not tuned to these sets. The examples above are messages we wrote in the style these tools produce, judged live for an invoicing-software company.
Questions
Is this about AI sales platforms like 11x or Artisan?
Not mainly. The AI sales platforms we've looked at send email and LinkedIn messages. What arrives through contact forms comes from contact-form outreach tools and spam bots, some of which now use AI to write a different message for every site.
Will it block a real enquiry that happens to be well written?
No. It judges what the person wants, not how polished the writing is. Anything it isn't sure about is held and forwarded to you, never silently dropped.
Can I see why something was kept out?
Every drop shows the sentence that gave it away, and you can rescue it in one click.
How much does it cost?
Free for 1,000 checks a month. Pro is $12 a month for 25,000 and Business is $49 a month for 250,000. Every plan gets the same models. See pricing.
Try it on your own forms
Free for your first 1,000 checks every month. Start in watch mode and see every call before you trust it.