Form redirects are very useful when you want to send users to a particular page after they've submitted a form. Instead of simply showing a confirmation message, you can use form submit as an opportunity to connect further with your visitors and lead them to a page that offers exactly what they need. Depending on the intent of your form, you may redirect users to different types of pages. Here are a few common form redirect page examples: Thank You Page: A page dedicated to thanking the user for filling out the form gives you an excellent opportunity to invite users to perform other actions. You can promote your popular blog posts, upsell your product, or offer some other incentive to keep visitors engaged with your brand. Gated Content: A lead magnet campaign is a powerful way of collecting leads. You can request visitors to fill out your form in exchange for free access to a valuable resource. For example, you can redirect people to a free download page for an eBook, webinar, podcast, and so on.