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API access request

High volume asks about an SLA, commercial use asks for the company, and an IP allow-list opens a box. Free to use with FillKite.

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API access request

Fill it in and press the button to see how it behaves. Nothing you type is saved or sent.

Test mode: you can try this form, but nothing you send is saved or passed on.

Your name
Is it for a commercial product?
Do you want to limit access to IP addresses?

What is in this form

  • Your name (required)
  • Email (required)
  • What will you build? (required)
  • Requests per day (required)
  • Do you need an SLA?
  • Is it for a commercial product? (required)
  • Company (required)
  • Do you want to limit access to IP addresses?
  • Which addresses? (required)

How the conditional logic works

This form shows or hides fields as people answer, so everyone sees only what matters to them.

  • “Do you need an SLA?” appears only when “Requests per day” is “Over 100,000”.
  • “Company” appears only when “Is it for a commercial product?” is “Yes”.
  • “Which addresses?” appears only when “Do you want to limit access to IP addresses?” is “Yes”.

Use it on your site

  1. Install FillKite free from WordPress.org.
  2. Download this form with the button above.
  3. Go to FillKite → Import → From a FillKite file, choose the file and import it.

Questions

About this form

Is the api access request form free?

Yes. It works with the free FillKite plugin, and you can download it and change it as you like.

Is anything I type saved?

No. This demo runs in test mode: FillKite checks your answers like a real form, but nothing is saved and no email is sent.

How do I use this form on my site?

Install FillKite, download the form with the button on this page, then go to FillKite → Import → From a FillKite file and choose the file. After importing, open it in the builder, change anything you like and add it to a page.

Does this form use conditional logic?

Yes. 3 fields or notices show only when earlier answers call for it. “Do you need an SLA?” appears only when “Requests per day” is “Over 100,000”.

What fields does it have?

It has 9 fields: Your name, Email, What will you build?, Requests per day, Do you need an SLA?, Is it for a commercial product?, Company, Do you want to limit access to IP addresses? and more.

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