Which forms actually work
Three kinds of form really save what a visitor types:
- the “Contact form pro” block;
- the contact form that AI-generated sites always include;
- the editor’s other native forms.
Where to see submissions
Every submission is always saved, even if the email notification fails, and shows up under the “Leads” tab of “Project settings”: “Messages from your published site’s contact forms. Showing the 200 most recent.” If you don’t have any yet: “No form submissions yet…”.
Always check "Leads", not just your inbox
If you think a message isn’t reaching you, check the “Leads” tab first: every submission is saved there, whether or not the email notification arrived.
Anti-spam protection
Forms in the “Contact form pro” block and the ones in AI-generated sites have a honeypot field against bots and a limit of 10 submissions per minute. You just need to fill in at least one of: name, email or message.
What your visitor sees after sending — these messages are fixed in Spanish regardless of the interface language: the Pro block shows an inline notice, ”✓ Mensaje enviado. Te respondemos pronto.”; AI-generated sites show a separate page titled “¡Gracias!” with ”✓ Tu mensaje fue enviado. Te contactaremos pronto.” and a ”← Volver al sitio” link. If you leave all three fields empty: “Por favor completa al menos tu nombre o correo y un mensaje.”
If you export your site
Forms don't work on an exported site
If you download your site as a ZIP or export it via FTP, forms stop working outside Yammbo Web: the file carries an internal placeholder that only gets replaced with the real address when the site is served from web.yammbo.com. To keep receiving contact messages on an exported site, you’ll need to hook up your own form service on your hosting.
Next step
See how to export your site in Export or download your site.