Bolt + localbot
Add localbot lead response to your Bolt project
Paste one prompt. localbot can receive existing form emails or leads from the localbot form, alert the owner by SMS, follow up for missing details, and prepare the callback.
Why your Bolt project needs SMS lead alerts
Harvard Business Review found an average 42-hour response time in its audited lead response research. The InsideSales.com and MIT study found that contacting a lead within five minutes changes response odds. Read the lead response time data.
Sources: Harvard Business Review lead response research, InsideSales.com and MIT lead response study These sources support the response-time risk. localbot delivery statements describe the product alert workflow.
If you are building a site in Bolt for a client or your own business, localbot helps the owner see the lead while the buyer is still choosing who to call. localbot follows up with reachable leads, gathers missing details when useful, and sends a handoff summary before the callback.
Copy this prompt into Bolt
Bolt can connect existing form emails or add the floating localbot form. Replace the placeholder only if the floating form is used.
Add a contact form to this project using localbot. The goal is for the business owner to receive every lead by SMS immediately and have localbot follow up with leads. If the project already has a usable form, do not add a duplicate form. Route that form's notification emails to the owner's localbot email address. If there is no good form or better intake is needed, add the floating localbot form: For that path, place this container where the contact form should appear: <div id="localbot-contact"></div> For that path, add this script before the closing body tag: <script src="https://www.localbot.io/api/widget/YOUR_WIDGET_ID" async></script> Do not build a new email-only form or use a backend email service. After implementation, tell me which path you used and where to replace YOUR_WIDGET_ID if the floating form was added.
Create your localbot in the localbot dashboard.
Three steps to faster lead response
Hire a localbot
Sign up at localbot.io. Create the localbot configuration for this site. No credit card required.
Paste the prompt in Bolt
Copy the prompt above and paste it in Bolt's chat. It handles the code placement.
Replace YOUR_WIDGET_ID
If the floating localbot form is used, swap the placeholder with your actual localbot configuration ID. Deploy. Done.
The DIY version has more moving parts
Building a contact form that sends SMS yourself means setting up a backend API route, a Twilio account with API keys, phone number management, delivery error handling, and rate limiting.
With localbot, connect existing form notification emails when a form already exists, or add the localbot form when the site needs better intake. No API keys in your Bolt project. No backend route. No Twilio account. localbot alerts the owner, follows up with reachable leads, and prepares the callback.
What you get:
- Owner SMS alerts when an inquiry arrives
- Lead source history in the localbot dashboard
- Tap-to-call and tap-to-text in every notification
- Lead follow-up and handoff summaries
Use the localbot form directly
If the site needs a better intake surface, add the localbot form manually instead of using the prompt:
<div id="localbot-contact"></div> <script src="https://www.localbot.io/api/widget/YOUR_WIDGET_ID" async></script>
Hire a localbot
Create the localbot configuration in 2 minutes. The public localbot plan is €299/mo.
Hire a localbotQuestions
Do I need a backend for this?
Does it work after I deploy from Bolt?
Do I need a Twilio account or API keys?
What about automatic replies to leads?
How much does it cost?
Written by Benjam Indrenius, founder of localbot. Last updated May 23, 2026.
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