Qualification-First Forms
Wizard-style form flows that ask the right questions before collecting contact info — so you know who’s worth calling before you pick up the phone.
Lead Capture & Qualification
FlintHorn builds lead capture websites designed to qualify prospects automatically — so your sales team spends time on the right people, not everyone who fills out a form. Powered by Newt, our own lead qualification tool built for exactly this problem.
A contact form is not a lead capture strategy. Here’s what we build instead.
Wizard-style form flows that ask the right questions before collecting contact info — so you know who’s worth calling before you pick up the phone.
Powered by Newt — prospects are automatically scored as Hot, Good, Okay, or Not a Fit based on their answers. No manual review required.
Purpose-built pages designed around a single conversion goal — not general-purpose pages with a form bolted on.
We analyze your existing lead flow, identify where prospects drop off, and redesign the capture experience to convert more of the traffic you already have.
Form starts, completions, drop-offs, time per question — visibility into exactly where your lead flow is working and where it isn’t.
Newt tracks what happens after the lead — booked, lost, ghosted — and feeds that data back into scoring over time. Your qualification gets smarter as you use it.
Most agencies design lead capture. We designed a tool to solve the problem behind it.
A contact form that collects a name, email, and “tell us about your project” gives you a list of contacts — not a list of leads. You have no idea who’s serious and who’s browsing. Your sales team calls everyone and wastes hours on prospects who were never going to buy. Meanwhile the good leads — the ones ready to move — are waiting for a callback that comes too late because your pipeline is clogged with noise.
Newt is a lead qualification tool we built because we kept seeing the same problem across client sites. It uses a wizard-style question flow — prospects answer a short set of questions, and Newt scores them automatically: Hot, Good, Okay, or Not a Fit. By the time a lead hits your inbox, you already know their budget range, timeline, service fit, and how serious they are. Your sales team calls the Hot leads first. Everyone else gets the appropriate follow-up cadence.
When FlintHorn builds a lead capture website, Newt is part of the architecture — not an afterthought. The qualification flow is designed alongside the page layout, the scoring logic is configured for your specific service and customer profile, and the outcome tracking is set up before launch. You start collecting qualified lead data from day one, not after months of manual refinement.
Newt tracks outcomes — when a lead books, when they go cold, when they ghost. That data feeds back into the scoring model over time, tightening the qualification logic based on what actually converts for your business. Most lead scoring tools are configured once and never touched again. Newt is built to improve with use.
Hot, Good, Okay, Not a Fit
Fully automated qualification
Built in, not bolted on
Start qualifying leads at no cost
From your current form to a qualified lead pipeline — here’s how we get there.
We review your current lead capture setup — forms, landing pages, conversion rates, and what happens to leads after they come in. We identify where prospects are dropping off and what information you’re missing that would help you qualify them faster.
We work with you to define what a good lead looks like for your business — budget range, timeline, service fit, geographic area, project type. That logic becomes the foundation of your Newt qualification flow.
We build your Newt qualification wizard — the question sequence, scoring rules, and outcome buckets — configured specifically for your customer profile. We set up outcome tracking so you can record what happens to each lead after it comes in.
We design the lead capture page or pages around the qualification flow — conversion-focused layouts, clear value proposition, trust signals, and a form experience that feels like a conversation rather than a data collection exercise.
We launch, connect analytics, and monitor form starts, completions, and drop-offs for the first 30 days. We use that data to refine the question flow and page design for better conversion.
| Feature | FlintHorn + Newt | Standard Contact Form |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic lead scoring before inbox | ✓ | ✗ |
| Qualification logic configured for your business | ✓ | ✗ |
| Wizard-style flow that improves completion rates | ✓ | ✗ |
| Budget, timeline, and fit captured upfront | ✓ | ✗ |
| Outcome tracking (booked / lost / ghosted) | ✓ | ✗ |
| Drop-off analytics per question | ✓ | ✗ |
| Scoring that improves over time | ✓ | ✗ |
| Free to start | ✓ | ✓ |
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