One membership per household, one page per member
Most membership forms make families fill in one form per person, and leave the club to piece them together. This template relies on repeatable pages: the parent gives the number of members to register, and the Member page repeats that many times. Each member has a first name, a last name and a year of birth, and everything arrives as a single response.
All responses are in one place, with a search across every answer. Export them to CSV for your spreadsheet, or download a response as a PDF for your records, on every plan.
Make it fit your club
Rename the membership types to match your fees, add a dropdown for the section or activity, or a checkbox for photo consent. Conditional logic shows a question only when it makes sense, for example "How did you hear about us?" only for a supporter membership.
Once published, the form has a link to share by email or on social media, and a QR code to print on a poster for your open day. Members need no account and nothing to install, on a computer or a phone.
What about the fee?
AwesomeFor.ms does not take payments: there is no payment field and no price computed from the answers. Explain in the form how to pay (bank transfer, cheque, a link to your usual payment tool), and use the form for everything else.
Personal data: the right habits
- Only ask for what you need to manage the membership: the year of birth rather than the date, no national ID number, no health data unless it is truly needed and properly handled.
- Before the submit button, add a Heading field with your privacy notice: who handles the data, why, for how long, and how to exercise one's rights.
- Set a retention period, for example the season plus one year. Responses are kept as long as the form exists: export them, then delete the form of the past season.
- Your forms, responses and files are hosted in France, with OVHcloud.