Boost / Integrations / Any Form

Any Form

Last updated: February 12, 2026

Use Any Form when your form plugin isn’t in the “Integrated Forms” list, or when you’re using popups/custom forms that Boost can’t detect via a native integration.

The idea is simple: you point Boost to a page, Boost finds the forms, then you choose which form to track.

1) Add the page URL (where the form exists)

In Page URL, paste the exact URL where the form is shown (landing page, contact page, popup trigger page, etc.).

Boost uses this URL to scan the HTML and discover forms on that page.


2) Scan and select the form

After scanning, Boost shows the detected forms as selectors (for example: div#... > form).

Pick the correct one from the dropdown.

Tip: If you have multiple forms on the page (header + footer + popup), this step is how you make sure Boost tracks the right form.


3) (Optional) Choose fields for the name shown in the popup

If the form includes name fields, you can map them so your boosts can display:

  • First name
  • Last name

This is optional — if you don’t map name fields, you can still use messages like:

  • “Someone from sent a message · ”

4) How tracking works for Any Form

Because this is a generic trigger, Boost tracks form “activity” by detecting interaction with the form submit button (click/submit intent) for the selected form.

That’s why Any Form is flexible, but it can be less “confirmed” than Integrated Forms (which can detect the form plugin’s real success event).

Best practice: If you can use Integrated Forms, do it. Use Any Form when you need maximum compatibility.