Destinations

When a visitor finishes your form, the destination decides what they see next: a thank-you message, one of your pages or a link to book an appointment. Every form has a default destination, and you can add others, each with its own criteria, to send each person to the right place based on their answers.

Destination types

You choose the destination type under Redirect to:

• Message: shows a custom thank-you message directly on the form page, with no redirect. Good for surveys, feedback forms, or any situation where a simple acknowledgment is enough.
• Web page: sends the visitor to one of your published pages (for example, a thank-you page you've built in TinyPages). Good for lead magnets or sign-up confirmations where you want to deliver something on the next page.
• Calendar: sends the visitor to one of your booking pages so they can book a call right after sending the form. Useful for screening forms before a discovery call. Connect Calendly, TidyCal or Cal.com first in Settings → Integrations, then pick an event type. To use a booking link from another tool, choose External URL and paste it there.
• External URL: sends the visitor to any web address outside TinyPages after they send the form, such as a payment link, a partner site, or a thank-you page hosted elsewhere.

Contact details filled in automatically

When your form includes a name, email, or phone field, TinyPages automatically passes those values to the destination. Your visitor lands on Calendly, Cal.com, or TidyCal with their details already filled in, so they don't have to type them again.

This happens automatically for Calendar, External URL and Web page destinations. There's nothing to set up.

What gets sent:

• Name: the visitor's first name, or first and last name if your form collects both.
• Email: filled in the email field of the destination.
• Phone: passed if your form includes a phone number field.

This information is added to the end of the destination link, in a format that Calendly, Cal.com and TidyCal read automatically.

TinyPages also adds a source label to the link (utm_source=tinypages, utm_medium=form, utm_campaign=your-form-name), so your statistics tools can show that a booking came from this form.

Example: You run a qualification form before a discovery call. A visitor named Marie Dupont fills in her name, email, and phone, then sends the form. She lands on your Calendly page with her name and email already filled in, ready to pick a time slot.

Send people to different places based on their answers

You can send different people to different destinations based on their answers. For example, you can offer a discovery call only to the people who are a good fit for your coaching.

Every form starts with a default destination called Everyone (shown as Everyone else once you add others). It has no criteria and catches everyone who doesn't match another destination.

How to add a destination with criteria:

1. In the sidebar, click + next to Destinations to add a destination, and give it a Name.
2. Under Criteria, select a question, choose is or is not, then select one or more answers.
3. To add another condition, click + Add a criteria. Next to Criteria, choose All (every condition must be true) or At least one (one true condition is enough).
4. Under Redirect to, choose where these people go.

Only Multiple choice, Checkboxes and Phone number questions can be used as criteria. For a phone number, the criterion is the country code, for example everyone with a +33 number.

When a visitor completes the form, TinyPages checks your destinations from top to bottom in the sidebar, and the first one whose criteria match wins. Drag them to change the order. If none matches, the default destination applies.

Example: Qualified applicants → Calendar (book a discovery call). Everyone else → Message ("Thank you, we'll be in touch").