Brand partnership inquiry form
A company taking brand-to-brand partnership proposals needs to know who is proposing, what they want to do together and why it makes sense. This form collects those three things — company name, contact, the idea and the audience overlap. Terms, exclusivity and revenue stay in your negotiations, not the form.
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.
Capture the partnership idea as focused text, not a rambling description
One field for "what are you proposing?" and one for "why does our audience overlap?" keeps proposals focused. Two questions produce actionable information; one big text box produces everything at once.
Export all proposals to CSV for partnership discussions with leadership
Every inquiry lands in your dashboard and exports to CSV. You and your leadership team can review proposals together, discuss fit, and respond to promising partners directly.
No card required.
Brand Partnership Inquiry Form
Live previewHow to build this form
5 steps in the editor. Nothing here needs a paid plan.
- Add text and email fields for the contact person's name and company name.
- Add phone and email fields so they can be reached after submission.
- Add a long text area for the partnership idea — what are they proposing?
- Add a long text area asking about target audience overlap — why would this partnership benefit both sides?
- Add optional URL fields for relevant websites, so you can quickly evaluate their business.
Fields in this form
8 fields, using 5 of the 19 field types available.
| Question | Field type | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Your name | Short text | Yes |
| Your company name | Short text | Yes |
| Email address | Yes | |
| Phone number | Phone | Optional |
| What kind of partnership are you proposing? | Long text | Yes |
| How do our audiences overlap or complement each other? | Long text | Yes |
| Your company website | URL | Optional |
| Link to past partnerships or relevant work (optional) | URL | Optional |
What goes wrong with this form
Specific to a brand partnership inquiry form, not general advice about forms.
Asking for too much detail about terms upfront
The form collects the idea and the fit. Budget, exclusivity, term length and revenue split all belong in your negotiation, not the intake form. Keep the pitch step focused.
Not asking why audiences overlap
A proposing company will usually claim audience fit. Making them explain it — why do our customers need what you are selling — forces them to think through strategic fit, not just hope you will say yes.
Leaving contact information optional
Require at least email and phone. A proposal with no way to reach the sender is incomplete. If they do not provide contact info, you cannot follow up even if the idea is perfect.
Questions about this form
What should I ask a company proposing a partnership?
Their company name and contact person, email and phone, the specific partnership they are proposing, and why they think your audiences overlap. That tells you who they are, what they want and why it could make sense. Terms and revenue come in your own conversation.
How do I evaluate partnership proposals?
Every inquiry lands in your dashboard and exports to CSV. Review with your leadership or business development team, check out their websites, and respond directly to proposals that seem like a fit. The form is intake only.
Can I add exclusivity or category restrictions?
You can mention those in your response email, but not in the form. The form is open intake; your team decides which categories or competitors you want to exclude.