How to publish a form as a shareable link in CornerSpot

A shareable link gives a form its own standalone, hosted page with a public URL — perfect for surveys, signups, and anything you send by email or post on social media. There's nothing to install: you turn on the channel, pick a memorable link address, style the page, and click Save. This guide walks through publishing a form to a shareable link from the form's Publish & Share menu.

One requirement up front: a shareable link is hosted on your CornerSpot domain, so your team needs a connected website. With one in place, your form gets a public address like https://your-domain/forms/your-link.

1. Open your form

From the dashboard, select Forms in the left-hand menu, then open the form you want to share from the list.

The Forms list in Cornerspot with a form to publish
The Forms list — open the form you want to publish.

2. Open "Publish & Share"

At the top of the form, open the Publish & Share menu. It lists every publishing channel: your CornerSpot domain, your member's portal, an embed snippet for any website, and the Website Builder.

The form detail page in Cornerspot with the Publish and Share menu
The form detail page, with the Publish & Share menu at the top.

3. Choose "CornerSpot domain"

Select CornerSpot domain from the menu. This is the channel that gives your form its own standalone hosted page.

Choosing the CornerSpot domain channel from the Publish and Share menu in Cornerspot
Choosing the CornerSpot domain channel from Publish & Share.

4. Turn the channel on

Switch on Publish on your CornerSpot domain. Once it's on, the configuration fields below become editable.

The CornerSpot domain channel with its enable toggle in Cornerspot
The CornerSpot domain channel, ready to switch on.

5. Set the page address

In the Form Location card, set the Page address that appears after https://your-domain/forms/. Keep it short and memorable — use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens, and start with a letter.

Setting the page address for a shareable link in the Form Location card in Cornerspot
Setting the page address in the Form Location card.

6. Style the page

Make the page look the part. Open Form Note and Styles to add a short welcome note above the form, then use the style sections to set a page background, a submit button color, and anything else you'd like. The live preview on the right updates as you go. (There's also a Powered by Cornerspot credit you can hide with the white-label add-on.)

Adding a welcome note and styling the standalone page in Cornerspot
Adding a welcome note and styling the standalone page.

7. Save to publish

Click Save. Your page goes live, and the address bar in the preview turns into a clickable link you can open in a new tab. Re-publishing later updates the live page in place — change the address or styling and Save again anytime.

The Save button that publishes the shareable link in Cornerspot
Click Save to publish — the preview link turns live.
The live, clickable preview address bar after publishing a shareable link in Cornerspot
The live, clickable address bar in the preview after publishing.

8. Your form, live on its own page

Open the link and you'll see your styled form on its own public page — exactly what visitors get. Share that URL in an email, a social post, or a QR code, and start collecting responses.

The published form live on its own public standalone page in Cornerspot
The published form, live on its own public page.

Where do submissions go?

Every entry from your shareable page lands in the same Submissions inbox as your other channels, tagged with its source. CornerSpot matches the submitter to an existing contact by email or phone, and creates a new lead if there's no match — so link submissions feed straight into your CRM.

Tips

  • Pick a short, memorable page address — it's part of the URL people will click or type.
  • Connect your website first; the shareable page is hosted on your CornerSpot domain.
  • Use the Form Note and style sections to make the page match your brand before you publish.
  • Re-publishing updates the live page in place — tweak the address or styling and Save again anytime.

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