Capturing leads from your website
The pages and forms that turn website visitors into leads and new families.
Updated October 31, 2026
Most schools spend real money to bring prospects to their website. These are the doors those prospects can walk through. Swap in your school's QuickKicks web address for <school>.
Your options
- Trial booking page at
<school>.quickkicks.app/trial. Families pick a class in the next two weeks and book a free trial. They land in People › Leads as Trial scheduled. - Enrollment form at
<school>.quickkicks.app/enroll. The full sign-up form families use to join your school. What happens next depends on your Sign-up gate (Admin › Settings › Sign-up gate): Open adds them straight to your roster, Review queue sends them to People › Applications, Invite-only turns the form off. - Lead form on your QuickKicks public site. In Admin › Settings › Public site, add a Lead form block to any page. It asks for name, email, phone and a message, and each submission creates a lead.
- Embed widgets on your own website (Wix, Squarespace, Square, WordPress or plain HTML). Go to Admin › Settings › Embed widgets, pick a widget such as Enrollment form, and follow the steps for your website builder.
Important: do not use the Trial sign-up widget or the /signup page for families. Those are for schools signing up for QuickKicks itself.
Working your leads
Leads move through these stages in People › Leads: New, Contacted, Trial scheduled, Attended, Converted and Cold. Use Board view to drag them between stages, add notes, and set a follow-up date.
Linking from your website
Put a button in your site's main menu, labelled something like "Book a free class", that links to your trial page or enrollment form.
Automatic follow-up
To email new leads automatically, set up a journey (Communications › Journeys). The Lead welcome template sends a welcome sequence to new leads who opted in to marketing email.