Event registration form

Registration closes when the room is full, not when you remember to close it. This form collects what you need on the door and pairs with a submission cap so you cannot oversell a fixed number of seats.

The form beside this text is live. Fill it in and submit it — it validates exactly as it would for a real respondent, and saves nothing.

A cap you set once and forget
"Close after N submissions" in Advanced settings stops the form at your number. Every registration carries a timestamp, so when the last places go the order is a matter of record rather than argument.
Anyone can register without an account
Attendees open the link and fill it in. There is no signup step between them and the form, which is the difference between a full room and a half-full one.
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Event registration

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How to build this form

Five steps in the editor. Nothing here needs a paid plan.

  1. Add short text and email fields for the attendee — the two things you need to get them through the door.
  2. Add a dropdown for ticket type. Keep the option labels the same wording you use on your event page.
  3. Add a checkbox group for the sessions on offer, so one attendee can pick several.
  4. Add an optional long text field for dietary requirements, which is what your caterer will ask for.
  5. Set "close after N submissions" to the room's capacity, then share the link. Registrations are timestamped, so the order is a matter of record.

Fields in this form

5 fields, using 5 of the 18 field types available.

QuestionField typeRequired
Attendee nameShort textYes
EmailEmailYes
Ticket typeDropdownYes
Which sessions will you attend?CheckboxesOptional
Dietary requirementsLong textOptional