Useful @filamentphp Premium plugin: FilaForms
Quick 2-minute video demo.
Your clients can create custom public forms (surveys, event registration, support tickets) without your help, or without knowing how to code.
Link to the plugin and longer 13-minute video - in the reply.
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Chat with your CRM. @mention any contact, deal, or task. Pick Sonnet, Opus, GPT-5, or Gemini — or let Auto route to the right model.
Open-source CRM, AI-native.
Working contact form in Laravel with Filament. 15 minutes:
1. composer require filaforms/core
2. Drag in name, email, message fields
3. Toggle email notifications
4. Honeypot spam protection
5. Publish to a public URL
No controllers. No Blade templates.
Most customer feedback surveys are bad.
Too many questions. Don't adapt based on answers. Generic "thank you" page.
Completion rates tank, the data is useless, and customers feel like they just filled out a government form.
Long forms kill completion rates.
15 fields on one page → people bounce.
Same 15 fields split into 3 steps with a progress bar → they finish.
Multi-step isn't fancy UX. It's basic conversion optimization.
Contact form with file uploads in Laravel from scratch:
→ migration, model, controller, form request, Blade, storage config
→ ~2-3 hours
With a form builder:
→ drag fields, set validation, publish
→ ~15 minutes
Which one gives you your afternoon back?
5 form builders for Laravel in 2026:
1. FilaForms (Filament plugin)
2. OpnForm (standalone Vue app)
3. Lara Zeus Bolt (Filament, TALL stack)
4. TappNetwork (Nova focused)
5. Formbricks (React/Next.js, not Laravel)
Only 2 support conditional logic out of the box.
Every Laravel project: rebuild forms. Again.
Contact. Waitlist. Applications. Feedback. Surveys. Same work, new repo.
FilaForms — install once, get a builder, submissions, analytics, and notifications. Native Filament plugin.
https://t.co/BfVIOEE24I
A useful packaging rule: if users have to follow the same setup or upgrade checklist every time, that is probably not documentation, that is missing product surface.
`install` and `upgrade` commands are often better than another docs section because they turn tribal knowledge into a repeatable interface.
Less “follow these 6 steps carefully,” more “run the workflow we designed.”
Most Laravel devs track form submissions and ignore everything else.
What's your form view-to-submission ratio? If you don't know, you can't fix the drop-off.
There's a gap between "the form works" and "the form works well."
Filament's form components are great but they only work inside the admin panel.
Public-facing forms need a different approach. Built a plugin that generates public URLs with ULIDs, honeypot spam protection, and Livewire embedding.
Every Laravel app eventually needs CSV imports.
And every time it's the same grind — mapping columns, validating rows, handling relationships, dealing with 50K row files that timeout.
I built Tapix to kill that loop:
• Auto column mapping
• Users fix their own errors inline
• BelongsTo + MorphToMany handled
• Queued batches — 100K rows, no sweat
What's the worst CSV import you've had to build?
Conditional form fields in Laravel the usual way:
Write custom JavaScript. Wire up event listeners. Toggle CSS classes. Pray nothing breaks when you add a field.
The server has no idea which fields were visible at submit time. That's a validation hole.
Your ops manager wants to add "How did you hear about us?" to the contact form.
That's a pull request, a code review, a deploy. For one dropdown.
Something is wrong with this workflow.
Typeform's cheapest paid plan: $28/month for 100 responses.
A hundred.
Moderate traffic on a contact form burns through that in a week. And they charge MORE as usage grows. That's backwards.
Your form builder charges you monthly.
Your forms live on YOUR server.
Something's wrong with this picture.
Black Friday: 30% off FilaForms
→ Self-hosted
→ One-time payment
→ FilamentPHP plugin
Own it forever: https://t.co/hQtYKXbEhA
Quickly build forms with @FilaForms – a drag & drop Filament form builder plugin by @MinasyanManuk 🧑💻⚡️ It features a submission dashboard, real-time analytics, email notifications & more! - https://t.co/YowHyJ00Wo