Turn social media packages into an online ordering flow. Collect the package, platforms, add-ons, goals, billing contact, timing, brand assets, and approval details before work enters your queue.
Route new service orders to Slack, Google Sheets, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a starting brief, tailor the services and prices, then send it to the Makeform builder.
Audience
Small businesses purchasing ongoing social media management
Format
Package order with platform-specific follow-ups
Prompt size
336 chars
Example form structure
Package order with platform-specific follow-ups
Which monthly package would you like?
Which platforms should we manage?
What should this service accomplish?
Choose optional add-ons
Requested start date and approver
Suggested routing tags
New package order
Needs assets
Ready to schedule
Put package scope beside each option so clients can compare deliverables before they place an order.
Step 1
Choose
package, platforms, and add-ons
Step 2
Scope
goals, deliverables, and timing
Step 3
Supply
brand assets, links, and approver
Step 4
Route
complete order to the right queue
Order-ready intake
Connect the client's selection with the inputs your delivery team needs for a usable brief.
Name each package, show its channels and deliverables, and attach the relevant follow-up questions to the selected option.
Offer reporting, community management, extra revisions, video scripts, or content resizing, then reveal only the details each add-on requires.
Keep the order choice, campaign brief, uploaded assets, requested date, billing contact, and approver together in one submission.
Build your order flow
Start with your offer, then focus questions on scope, fulfillment, billing, and approval.
Tell Makeform what each tier includes, which platforms you support, how you price optional work, and whether the service is recurring or one-time.
Refine quantities, timelines, revision assumptions, and required fields. Show channel-specific questions only after the client selects that channel.
Share a direct link from your services page, proposal, email, or profile so qualified clients can submit the package they want.
Send the order to the owner, project manager, or fulfillment channel, and keep structured submissions in a sheet for scheduling and follow-up.
Order form vs generic inquiry
A contact form starts a conversation. A service order form records the selection and details needed to review it.
Field guide
Build the form around buying decisions first, then collect the minimum creative and operational context needed to review and schedule the work.
Package selection
Show each package's channels, deliverable quantity, cadence, reporting, and support before the client chooses.
Add-ons and logic
Use conditional branches to request the quantity, format, and schedule only for selected platforms and add-ons.
Goals and audience
A short goal and audience description gives the team context without turning the order into a discovery workshop.
Brand inputs
Request the brand guide, logo, approved images, product information, social profiles, and voice references that unblock production.
Timing and approvals
Capture launch dates, review windows, one primary approver, and the expected feedback turnaround.
Order administration
Collect the organization, billing contact, purchase reference, and invoice preference, then show a readable order summary.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for agencies and freelancers turning service menus into structured online orders.
It lets a client select a social media package and submit the platforms, deliverables, add-ons, goals, assets, dates, billing contact, and approver needed to review the order.
Include client details, package, platforms, quantities, add-ons, goal, audience, dates, brand assets, billing contact, and approver. Use conditional questions for the selected package.
Yes. Ask whether the client wants recurring management, a content bundle, a campaign, or consulting, then branch to its package and timing questions. Include a service-period field.
Place the current price and scope beside each package. List add-ons separately with price, quantity, and frequency, and update the form whenever your service menu changes.
Yes. Add uploads for logos, brand guides, approved photos, and product documents. Collect website and public profile links, and handle account access through a separate secure handoff.
Yes. Makeform provides unlimited free forms and responses. You can generate, edit, publish, and receive orders without a response cap; the paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
An intake form qualifies a broad need before the client chooses. An order form records a defined package, add-ons, delivery context, dates, billing contact, and approver.
Route submissions to the person checking scope and scheduling. Notify email or Slack, send structured details to Google Sheets or Zapier, and tag orders that still need assets.
Turn your service menu into an order path.
