About this block

Contact Split Form is the standard contact section done warmly. The left column makes the case for writing in, a heading, a reassuring paragraph, and three icon facts covering reply time, the direct email, and office cities. The right column is a bordered form card with name, email, and message fields and a full width submit, closed by a small promise line under the button.

The facts are one array of icon and text, and the form is built from the ui Label, Input, Textarea, and Button primitives, so wiring it to an action or handler is the only integration work. The reply time appears twice on purpose, the number is the conversion lever on a contact page.

When to use

Reach for this block as the main section of a contact page, or at the foot of a pricing page for sales led products. Its job is lowering the perceived cost of writing in, which the reply time facts do more than the fields. Pick channel-cards when you route by intent before collecting a message, or centered-email-cta when a form would be heavier than your volume justifies.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• FAQs catching the questions that do not need a conversation

After

• Offices grid for visitors who need a location
• Footers closing the page

What you can display

One strong use is a general contact page with a reply time promise. Other forms:

• Sales contact. Swap the message label to what are you evaluating and route to the sales queue.
• Partnership inquiries. Ask for company and proposal with the facts naming the partnerships lead.
• Press contact. A short form with the direct press email in the facts for journalists on deadline.

Tip: publish a real reply time and keep it honest, a specific number converts and a broken promise unconverts twice as hard.