A contact form, a floating “Get a quote” tab and a lead quiz — every enquiry answered instantly, emailed to you and ranked by priority.
No code needed: it works as a floating pop-up. Inside a page is optional. How it goes on ↓See it in action
Instant acknowledgment on screen and by email — no more “did that form even work?”
Which one do I need?
Contact form & “Get a quote” tab
They type what they need, in their own words.
Spark Electrical, Sheffield
“Can you quote to rewire a 3-bed semi in Hillsborough? We're free most weekdays.”
You get: their name, number and message.
Best when people arrive knowing the job — trades, repairs, bookings, general questions.
Lead quiz
They tap through 3–4 questions and get a result matched to their answers.
Paws & Polish, Leeds
Cockapoo · A bit matted · Very anxious
→ “Sounds like a full groom in a quiet one-to-one slot — we'll call you today.”
You get: every answer, plus a High / Medium / Low priority label.
Best when customers need help choosing, or the price depends on the details.
Both come with the tool, so most businesses use both: the quote tab catches people who are ready to ask, and the quiz helps the ones who aren't. Every enquiry from either lands in the same Leads inbox.
Higher qualification rate when you reply within 5 minutes.
Lead Response Management Study / Harvard Business Review, vs. a 30-minute reply
What you get
Instant auto-reply so customers never feel ignored
A floating “Get a quote” tab on every page — no code needed
A lead quiz with questions suggested for your trade, editable anytime
Quiz leads ranked High, Medium or Low priority, with a thank-you message to match
Every lead emailed to you the moment it arrives — urgent ones flagged 🔥
One Leads inbox with new / contacted / won / lost tracking
With Online booking: High-priority quiz leads and form senders can pick a time on your calendar straight away
Getting it live
Add it from your dashboard. One checkbox.
It works on your site straight away as a floating pop-up, no code. Placing it inside a page is optional.
The contact form inside a page, usually on your contact page, or the bottom of any page:
<div data-atlas-lead-form></div>The quiz inside a page, usually on a services or landing page:
<div data-atlas-quiz></div>It switches off immediately and billing prorates itself.
“People look at the site for 30 seconds and leave without getting in touch.”
Three tools that fix that problem together. Bundle prices are on the way; until then, add the others on their own.
Also works well with
Look like the obvious choice: a steady stream of five-star Google reviews, requested and showcased for you.
A slim bar across the top of your site — a message with A/B testing, or a real countdown deadline. One tool, pick the mode.
A prize-game popup — a spinning wheel or a slot machine, in the style you pick — that swaps one of your discount codes for an email address.
Anything else, email general@atlasstudiosuk.com. A real person replies, usually the same day.
No. Once the Atlas script is on your site, it works as a floating pop-up straight away. Putting it inside a page is one optional line.
Your first month is free. Add a card at checkout and nothing is charged until the month is up. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
Yes. Untick it in your dashboard and it switches off straight away. Billing prorates itself to the day, with no contract and no cancellation forms.