Stop Squarespace form spam without a captcha.

Squarespace contact form: real submissions and how Doorman judged them

  1. Specimen · Squarespace formNº 155623 7786

    From zara@quill.example

    “I run Quill Legal. We use Xero today. Half our clients are in the UK. Can we get a demo this week?”

    91% chance it’s real · 87 ms

    Genuine
  2. Specimen · Squarespace formNº 157301 5405

    From growth@rankwise.io

    “Your restaurant isn't showing on page one of Google. We can fix your local SEO in 30 days, guaranteed. Can I send a proposal?”

    Sales pitch

    1% chance it’s real · 82 ms

    Void
  3. Specimen · Squarespace formNº 152268 2548

    From kofi@proton.me

    “I run Brightline Dental. Clients keep asking to pay by card and we can't take it. Does it import from what we use now?”

    81% chance it’s real · 78 ms

    Genuine
  4. Specimen · Squarespace formNº 153946 0167

    From hello@pixelcraft.agency

    “We build stunning websites for architects. Your current site feels dated. 15 minute call to show you some concepts?”

    Sales pitch

    2% chance it’s real · 84 ms

    Void
  5. Specimen · Squarespace formNº 148912 7310

    From claire.m@gmail.com

    “Hi, my son chipped a front tooth at football. Do you have anything this week for children? He's 11.”

    95% chance it’s real · 90 ms

    Genuine
  6. Specimen · Squarespace formNº 150590 4929

    From ce0a@yopmail.com

    “Hello harbourdental.co.uk, Get 1000 free visitors to your website today! Click here: http://bit.ly/tr4ff1c”

    Spam

    1% chance it’s real · 99 ms

    Void

Sound familiar?

Swap your contact Form Block for a simple form in a Code Block that posts to Doorman. Real enquiries reach your inbox; pitches, SEO outreach and bots stay out, and you never have to look.

No app to install: you paste a short form into a Code Block. 14 days of Pro free, no card. Then free for 100 submissions a month, or Pro from $29.

  1. The same pitches every weekSEO audits, redesign offers and "partnership" emails arrive through your contact form, typed by people.
  2. Captchas don't read messagesThey slow simple bots down, but today's outreach bots pass them, and real customers get the puzzle.
  3. Your inbox is the filterEvery junk message is a minute of your day. Doorman reads it first and keeps the real ones.

Set up on Squarespace

  1. Add a Code Block on the contact page, add a Code Block (on plans that allow custom code) and paste the form below.
  2. Point it at Doorman the form's action is your Doorman form URL; name the fields email and message.
  3. Where real ones go email, Slack or a signed webhook, with a redirect to your own thank-you page.
  4. Start safely watch mode delivers what it would have dropped, tagged, until you switch it to enforce.

Read the docs

Squarespace Code Blockhtml
<form action="https://withdoorman.com/f/f_yourForm" method="POST">
  <input type="email" name="email" placeholder="Email" required>
  <textarea name="message" placeholder="Message" required></textarea>
  <input type="text" name="_gotcha" tabindex="-1" autocomplete="off" hidden>
  <button type="submit">Send</button>
</form>

Checked, not guessed.

Every decision comes from Doorman's models reading the submission, in milliseconds, with the reason attached.

13/13
agency and SEO pitches dropped in our labelled contact-form set
0
genuine enquiries dropped; the unsure ones were held and forwarded to you
~100 ms
to judge a submission, before the thank-you page loads

Labelled test set: 104 invented but labelled contact-form and checkout submissions, judged live; latency is the median of those checks. Questions were not tuned to the set.

Questions

Can Doorman screen Squarespace's own Form Block?

Not directly: a Form Block can't send to another address. Use a Code Block form that posts to Doorman, or send the Form Block to a connected tool that can forward to a webhook.

Will it look like the rest of my site?

The Code Block form uses plain HTML fields, so your site's styles apply; add your own CSS to match the Form Block exactly.

What do visitors see after sending?

Your own thank-you page. Doorman redirects every submission the same way, whatever the verdict.

How much does it cost?

Free for 100 submissions a month. Pro is $29 a month for 5,000 and Business is $79 a month for 50,000, and every account starts with 14 days of Pro. Until November 30, the first 100 paying customers get Pro at $19 and Business at $59, kept for as long as they stay. See pricing.

Try it on your own Squarespace form.

Start with 14 days of Pro, free. Turn on watch mode to see every call before you trust it.