Paying someone to write the script and install it for you is the most appealing solution, since you can get a completely customized script without the frustration of writing or altering one yourself. Unfortunately, it can get rather expensive. Most people who have free scripts listed at CGI-Resources and Free Scripts also write customized or complex scripts. Visit their websites for more information. This is the most time-consuming and frustrating way to add a script, but I can generally do it for free and eventually get a solution that fits right into my website without alien graphics or ads assaulting my visitors.
Many hosts provide free CGI scripts to their clients.
These scripts should not take long to set up with the documentation provided. They're great if you aren't too ambitious, but there are better scripts available for free. The path to Perl The path to sendmail The path to your home directory Then find a good tutorial on CGI script setup. Your host may provide one, but you can also find one at Big Nose Bird, and a link to one at CGI-Resources.