lexisOS
Setting things up…
Compose · Forms
One builder for the form and the page around it.
A single builder produces either a standalone form or a full landing page with a form embedded directly inside it — 11 field types, conditional show/hide logic, and A/B-tested variants. Publish to a hosted URL, a short link, or your own custom domain.
Forms and landing pages, one object
Not two products stitched together
A Forms object is either a form or a landing page — same builder, same publishing flow. Forms render from 11 field types, from plain text and email to dropdowns, checkboxes, and multi-select, with conditional logic that shows or hides a field based on an earlier answer. A landing page composes hero, features, testimonials, CTA, FAQ, image, and video blocks — and a form drops in directly as one of those blocks, so the page and the form it captures leads with are one object, not a link between two separate tools.
Publishing
From builder to a real URL in minutes
Build
Add fields or blocks, set conditional logic, and preview as you go.
Publish
Get a hosted URL or a short link the moment you publish.
Point your domain (optional)
Add a CNAME and a TXT record; DNS is checked automatically until it verifies, and TLS is provisioned once it does.
Live
The published form or page is live on whichever URL you chose.
Add-ons
Add-ons, each switched on separately
The base builder covers fields, logic, and publishing. These are separate switches on top of it.
A/B testing
Weighted, sticky traffic splits across variants, with per-variant view, start, and submission analytics.
Custom domain
Point your own domain at a form — DNS verification and TLS renewal run automatically in the background.
Progressive profiling
A returning visitor, recognized by a visitor cookie, sees fewer fields the second time around.
Remove LexisOS branding
Take LexisOS’s mark off the public page for a fully white-labeled form.
Real spam defense, real routing
A submission has to earn its way into your CRM
An invisible honeypot field and a per-IP rate tracker feed a spam score; anything at or above the threshold is dropped silently, with the submitter never told. What gets through can be routed by conditional rules to the right owner, split across a round-robin pool of teammates, and answered automatically by a per-form autoresponder — while an owner-notification email, an HMAC-signed webhook, and a Slack webhook (restricted to a real hooks.slack.com address) all fire in parallel. A submission can also enrich itself automatically through Apollo or Hunter before it reaches a rep — its own separate switch, on top of the base builder.
Submitted
A visitor fills out the form or page.
Honeypot and rate check
An invisible field and a per-IP tracker run before anything else.
Spam score
A submission scoring at or above the threshold is dropped silently.
Routed
What passes goes to an owner, a round-robin pool, and any configured webhooks.
Capture leads on your own domain.
Start free and publish your first form to a hosted URL. Add a custom domain, A/B testing, or progressive profiling whenever you’re ready.