Yes, Lawbrokr forms can be embedded on your website; however, embedding forms comes with a number of important trade-offs.
In most cases, we recommend using the form inside the Lawbrokr experience instead of embedding it, because embedding can create issues related to performance, mobile usability, SEO, and the overall client experience.
Why We Don’t Recommend Embedding
Embedding a form may sound simple, but in practice, it introduces technical and user experience challenges that can lead to lower conversion rates and more friction for potential clients.
Below are the main reasons we typically recommend avoiding embedded forms.
1. Embedded Forms Often Use iFrames (And iFrames Have Downsides)
Most embedded forms rely on an iframe, which is essentially a “window” on your website showing content hosted elsewhere.
While iframes work, they can create common issues such as:
Poor search engine visibility and indexing
Slower page load times
Performance penalties (especially on older phones or weaker internet)
Styling limitations (fonts, spacing, responsiveness)
Tracking complications for marketing attribution
Even if the form looks fine at first, iframe behavior can vary across browsers and devices.
2. Client Experience Can Feel Less Smooth (And Less Trustworthy)
Embedded forms tend to feel less seamless than a native form experience.
Some common issues include:
Scrolling inside the form (scrolling inside a scroll)
Visual cut-offs if the iframe height is too short
Extra whitespace if the iframe height is too tall
Inconsistent design compared to the rest of the page
Slower interactions and delayed loading
This might sound minor, but for legal consumers, trust and ease matter. Any friction can reduce conversion.
3. Mobile Experience Can Be Impacted
Mobile is one of the biggest reasons embedded forms can cause problems.
Embedded forms can lead to:
Layout misalignment on smaller screens
Zoom issues when clicking into inputs
Keyboard covering parts of the form
Buttons falling below the visible area
Slower load times on mobile data
Inconsistent responsiveness depending on device
Since a large portion of legal leads comes from mobile, these issues can directly impact results.
4. Tracking and Analytics Can Become More Complicated
Embedded forms can also make it more difficult to track:
Conversion events
Funnel analytics
Attribution (Google Ads / Meta tracking)
Session tracking and UTM parameters
Lawbrokr works best when leads flow through the full Lawbrokr experience because tracking and analytics are cleaner and more reliable.
Summary
Yes, embedding a Lawbrokr form is possible.
However, embedded forms can introduce:
iFrame limitations
mobile responsiveness issues
slower performance
weaker client experience
more complex tracking
For best conversion performance and clean analytics, we usually recommend sending users through the full Lawbrokr form experience instead of embedding.
Need an Embed Code?
If embedding is necessary for your website, please reach out to our support team, and we will provide the embed code and help confirm the best setup.
Email: support@lawbrokr.com