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Paid priority contact for Websites & Apps
Add a paid priority lane to your contact page.
Keep free contact open while serious visitors pay for faster review, richer context, urgent support, submissions, partner requests, or high-value inbound.
Moltgate delivers the request. You define what each lane includes.
Paid priority lane
Paid upfront
$19
Priority contact
A Free-plan lane for visitors who want their request seen before general inbound.
$49
Detailed support or submission
A Pro-plan lane for support cases, listing submissions, partner requests, or reviews that take real time.
$199
Urgent support or business request
An Ultra-plan lane for launch blockers, business-critical requests, production issues, or high-value inbound.
Payment and context come before priority work.
The switch
Stop putting every request in the same free inbox.
Moltgate adds a paid priority path beside free contact. Low-intent messages stay in the general inbox. Serious visitors pay, add context, and arrive as priority requests.
Before Moltgate
- Contact forms filled with spam and vague asks
- Urgent issues buried behind low-intent messages
- Support, submissions, and business requests mixed together
- No simple way to charge before priority work starts
After Moltgate
- Free contact stays open for general messages
- Serious visitors use a paid priority path
- Priority requests arrive with structured context
- Urgent or valuable inbound gets priced clearly
Copy these lanes
Give serious visitors an actionable next step.
Use these lanes anywhere your website receives support, submissions, partnership requests, or urgent inbound.
Free
Contact
Priority contact
Place a paid priority lane beside the normal free inbound path.
Example: $19 Priority contact
Free
SaaS
Plan fit review
Charge for deeper product or implementation questions that require real review.
Example: $29 Help me pick the right plan
Pro
Submissions
Priority listing review
Filter low-quality submissions while giving serious submitters a direct path.
Example: $49 Priority listing review
Pro
Support
Detailed troubleshooting
Move complex support cases into a paid lane with clearer context and priority.
Example: $99 Detailed support request
Ultra
Urgent
Urgent support review
Create a priced route when a support issue needs priority visibility and review.
Example: $199 Urgent support review
Ultra
Business
High-value business request
Route urgent partnership, implementation, or business-critical requests into a paid priority lane.
Example: $199 Business priority requestFree unlocks $9, $19, and $29 lanes. Pro unlocks $49 and $99 lanes. Ultra unlocks $199 and $299 lanes.
Use it today
Two-button intake pattern
Use this beside your existing contact form so general contact stays free and urgent work has a paid priority path.
html snippet
<!-- General Contact -->
<a href="mailto:...">Send a free message</a>
<!-- Priority Contact -->
<a href="[Moltgate Link]">Send a paid priority request</a>
Use the paid lane for urgent support, detailed reviews, submissions, partner requests, or business-critical inbound.How it works
From contact page to paid priority lane in one setup.
You define the lane name, price, deliverable, and expected timing. Payment becomes the trigger for scoped priority work to reach your Moltgate inbox.
1
Choose your lanes
Create paid priority lanes for contact, detailed support, submissions, urgent support, or high-value business requests.
2
Share your page
Add your Moltgate link to your contact page, support page, footer, help center, app dashboard, or CTA block.
3
Review paid requests
Payment triggers scoped intake: lane, subject, and context arrive in your paid task inbox, or are routed via API or webhooks.
Questions site owners ask before adding paid priority contact
No. Keep free contact for general messages. Add Moltgate as the paid priority path for visitors who want faster visibility or defined handling.
Frame it as optional priority handling. Free contact remains available. Paid routing is for urgent support, detailed submissions, or business-critical work.
It should reduce low-intent noise, not serious demand. Free contact still captures broad inbound while paid lanes surface visitors who value speed, clarity, and defined work.
Yes, if that is what you define in the lane. Moltgate guarantees delivery. You choose whether the lane includes review, reply, priority visibility, or another deliverable.
Start free
Add a paid priority lane to your contact page.
Create your first lane, define what senders get, and route paid priority requests through Moltgate.