Every form, filled like a person would.
Raven finds the real contact form on each site, fills it in with your details and your one line, and checks the site said thanks.
> raven, visit brightcut.studio* ✓ found their contact page ✓ a real contact form, not a newsletter ✓ filled in: name, email, message ✓ sent it, and the site said thanks ✓ saved a screenshot as proof > next: framehouse.co
Six steps, every site.
Raven does the same six things on every site, in order. You only pay when Raven sees the form go through.
- 1Visits the site.If it doesn't load, it's counted as unreachable, and it's free.
- 2Finds the contact page.Follows links, redirects and sites with several offices, until it finds the form or can tell there isn't one.
- 3Finds the real contact form.Never a newsletter sign-up, a search box or a login.
- 4Fills it in, like a person would.Your details and your one line, one field at a time, in order. No attachments, and no links unless you add one.
- 5Sends it, then checks.The site has to say thanks: a thank-you message, a new page, or the form clearing.
- 6Keeps the proof.Screenshots of each step, and what the page said. See the proof ->
Honest answers only.
A required question is answered only if an option is true of you. Raven would rather skip a site than say something untrue about you.
- xNever a guess. If the only options would misrepresent you, Raven skips the site and tells you why.
- xNewsletter boxes: never ticked.
- ✓Terms boxes: accepted.
- ✓Personal questions: “prefer not to say”.
Your details, once.
You fill in one form, once: your profile. About 30 fields, from your name and company to company size and budget ranges. Each field shows a grey example answer.
- +A campaign is three things. Your profile, your one line, and a list of sites.
- ->Any field name. “Your name”, “Full name”, “Contact person”: Raven answers each from your profile.
- +Suggested fields. When forms keep asking something your profile can't answer, like “project type”, the most-asked ones show up on your profile with a count, so you can add them.
- ✓Only for your campaigns. Your details and messages go into the forms you send, and to the AI model that matches them to each form. Other customers never see them, and they never train AI. When Raven learns from real use, it uses the sites' forms and the outcomes, never what you typed.
What Raven skips, and why it's free.
Every site ends with a result in plain words, and the reason if it wasn't sent. Nothing is hidden. Only a sent form counts.
| What happened | You pay |
|---|---|
| No contact formno form. A newsletter sign-up, a search box or a login never counts as one. | free |
| The form says “no solicitation”asks for no pitches. Skipped, in English or Japanese. | free |
| A human check Raven can't get pastprotected. Raven solves human checks (CAPTCHAs) for you, unless you turn that off; one it can't get past is counted and shown, never hidden. | free |
| The site won't loadunreachable. | free |
| No true answerneeds an answer we won't invent. Every option would misrepresent you. | free |
| No sign it went throughunsure. Raven couldn't tell if it was sent. | free |
| The site refused itthe site didn't take it. | free |
| The site said thankssent. Raven saw it go through. | 1 form |
Phone-only forms too.
Some contact forms ask for a phone number and no email. Raven fills those in too, with the number on your profile. The reply comes as a call.
*The people, sites, numbers and messages in the examples on this page are made up.